Winter Solstice: The Longest Night of the Year
Celebrate the longest night of the year with rituals, hikes & an ocean plunge.
By Johnny Funcheap - posted 12/20/2017
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Hear ye, hear ye, pagans, hippies, nature-friends and lovers of the sun – the shortest day, and the longest night of the year is here. While that might sound depressing, it only means that the worst is behind us and days will start getting longer and longer.
Celebrate Winter Solstice with some fantastic events all around the Bay Area, including nature hikes, some quality time with very tall trees, and even a frosty dip at Ocean Beach (brrrrrr….). Happy Solstice Funcheap!
Saturday, December 21
“Ursid” Last Meteor Shower of 2024: Peaks on Winter Solstice
The annual Ursid meteor shower always peaks near the time of the December winter solstice.
The low-key Ursid meteor shower is expected to be active around December 13 to 24, 2024. It typically peaks around the December solstice. In 2024, expect peak viewing to be in ...
