Hi, are there any holidays of New Age?

Again, another mistake.  We must be informed that no religoius holiday is official -- that is, unless it's cultural.  For example, most retailers and public services in the United States are closed for Easter and Christmas.  This is due to the fact that the majority of Americans are Protestant, and thus the concept of Christian recognition.  Catholic, Jewish and New Age holidays are not official due to the religious minority yet they are reserved in certain countries.

These are the New Age holidays:

• Candlemas: (Febuary 2) To celebrate the ascention of Morgan LaFey, the founder of the New Age (in the 10th century).  It is celebrated with a feast and peppermints placed at the center of the table.  The peppermints symbolize the realm of Heaven.
• Beltaine: (May 1) To celebrate the apologetics of Morgan LaFey.  It is celebrated with a feast and jellybeans placed at the center of the table.  The jellybeans represent the miracles accompanied by Morgan.
• Lammas: (August 31) To celebrate the atonement of Morgan LaFey.  It is celebrated with a feast and chocolate drops placed at the center of the table.  The chocolate drops represent the sins inherent by Adam and Eve according to Christian lore.
• Halloween: (October 31) To celebrate the arrival of Morgan LaFey.  It is celebrated with a party and a feast, into which candy corn is placed at the center of the table.  The candy corn represents the innnocence of Morgan LaFey.  The reason for the Halloween decorations is to honor the Celtic heritage of the holiday.

Yule is the holy month of fasting which lasts from Thanksgiving to Christmas Eve.  After the fasting period comes Yuletide, into which New Agers feast like crazy.

Hope this will help.

Mew Xacata

P.S. The New Age (as a religion) was founded in the 10th century by Morgan LaFey but did not become established until 1979.  It used to be a holiday tradition.