The Master and Mistress of the Hall 19th Annual Winter Solstice

The Master and Mistress of the Hall
present LITMA’s
19th Annual
Winter Solstice Celebration
Saturday, December 20th 2014
6 PM to 11 PM
at
Westbury Friends
Post Avenue and Jericho Turnpike
Traditional celebration includes
A Roaring Bonfire
Abbots Bromley Horn Dance
- a mystical procession with antlers
A potluck feast of dishes contributed by all attendees
Please bring a dish to feed your family, plus four more.
LITMA provides hot cider, coffee, tea, hot chocolate and desserts
Sing along with traditional carols
Mummer’s Play
with
Saint George, the Dragon
and
The sharp swords of the Three Village Morris Team
For more information visit
www.litma.org
www.facebook.org/groups/litma
or call
631 854 4601 <- call for tickets!
Admission $10,
$5 children under 12
Advance Ticket Sale:
Individual tickets and
complete tables available
The Winter Solstice takes place on or about December 21st.
The solstice marks the time when the Sun appears in its southernmost position. In the Northern
Hemisphere, this means that on the Winter Solstice, the sun rises the latest, and sets the earliest
of the entire year. It hangs low and weak in the sky during the brief daylight hours and daytime
shadows are at their longest. Because the day is the year’s shortest, it is also the time of the
longest night.