Spring

“When the ice of the Encircling Mountains melted and Tumladen took the water and burst into flowers…”

Lindamar presents a musical performance to to celebrate the spring. Lighten your hearts and join the revels in music to celebrate both Nost-na-Lothion (Birth of Flowers) and Yestarë (First-day of the new year of the Elves).

As usual, we’ll just have to go try find those singing spring badgers in the Shire forests, who greet the spring with song. As usual, we’ll probably be disappointed. So the Brandy Badgers have a backup musical for yer! This time, the sequel to their previous modest hit adaptation of “Ode to Old Bloodtusk”!

A memory of the Elder Days, Nost-na-Lothion celebrates Yavanna's bounty all through the Vale of Imladris! Merriment, finery, wine, good company, quite probably song -- the flowers of the valley, like all good-hearted Free Peoples, are a light against the encroaching darkness.

Come along to Sootcrest to participate in our spring cooking contest!

Nobody puts badger in a corner!

Lindamar presents a music performance on the eve of the equinox with songs and poems for the days of the Stirring, Coirëar. It is a season of nature’s awakening, where Yavanna’s garden stirs with life yet to bloom, heralding a new year and spring to come.

The cold winter nights are fading and warmth is coming back into the world. Leaves regrow on the trees and the flowers start to bloom. It's spring time and what a way to celebrate this beautiful time of year than with a party!

It's not spring until the badgers sing!