There are a number of dates which hold particular significance with regard
to those who wish to find (or avoide) the fay.

March 15: Ides of March
A day holding no significance to humans, it is the fesival of river nymphs
and water faeries. Swim at your own risk.

August 7: Lammas Tide
On this date faerie hills and dwellings are revealed and rise above the
ground on great pillars. The homes of the fay are set ablaze with great
light as they go trooping off to another nearby hill.

September 29: Gwynn ap Nudd
On this day the Lord of Faerie opens the doors that stand between our world
and the faerie realm. Although a mortal may wander into the faerie realm, he
must be careful to leave before the doors close once again.

November 8: Gwynn ap Nudd
Once again the Lord of faerie allows mortals to take a glimpse at the world
of the fay.

November 11: Hollantide
This is the tradition date during which the Hillmen or Hogmen move their
homes. Since they are some of the most feared of Manx Faeries, most folks
will avoid leaveing their homes on this night. This day is also
Lunantishees, the faerie festifal of the spirits who gaurd blackthorne
trees, a sacred plant to faeries.