The Irish festival that has inspired Halloween marked the end of harvest and a time that people believed the veil between the spirit world and the living was the thinnest. SBS News Australia. This is referred to by Shakespeare, when he says “like a beggar at Hallowmas.”. At the same time of the year in Celtic history was an autumn festival called Samhain, celebrating the end of summer with a “fire festival” or feast. Bonfires were part of this festival, symbolising purification. According to Celtic lore, Samhain is a time.
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Halloween has won, and the 31 October event has fixed itself in Australia’s retail and social calendar. The kids are excited, yet there remain locals whom the imported rituals annoy.. Halloween Balls remained popular across Australia into the 20th Century. In 1937 in Mudgee, there was a grand Halloween Ball held in the Mechanics Institute Hall. This was a masked ball with a prize of half a guinea for the best costume. A witch was advertised and a real Scots ‘spaewife’ – a fortune teller – would read your future.
