The eighth-century scholar, known as the Venerable Bede, wrote in his work The Reckoning of Time, that the word Easter stems from Eostre (another version of the name Ostara). Fruchtman elaborates on ...

One of those cocktails will be the Eostre’s Blessing, which is named after the goddess whose celebration Easter comes from. This light and aromatic cocktail features fresh fruits and bright ...

While the holiday is very commercialized, Auset detailed where the name and the rabbit came from. "Some claim that the word Easter derives from Eostre, a pagan goddess of spring and fertility," they ...

Eostre. Likewise, Christmas gets its trees and holly and mistletoe and even its gift-giving traditions from pre-Christian religious celebrations, and in many languages it gets its name from them too.

The Spring Equinox, March 20-23, celebrates Eostre meaning rebirth, and that the days and nights are equal. Beltane, the eve of May 1, celebrates fertility and seed sowing. The Summer Solstice ...

The Eostre Necklace is part of Core Keeper's Easter-Only content and is dropped by Awakened Azeos, an Easter variation of one of the iconic Titan bosses, Azeos the Sky Titan. An essential ...

But that's probably not true - or, at least, not entirely true. Eostre is frequently cited as a pre-Christian Germanic spring goddess (who hung out with a rabbit, no less). Early Christians are ...

Bread & Butter reminds us that Easter was originally held during the European spring equinox, a feast at the end of winter, and a celebration of Eostre, the goddess of the dawn, new light and life.