May Day 

Traditional English May Day rites and celebrations (derived, in the main, from Beltane fertility ceremonies) include Morris dancing, crowning a May Queen[?], and dancing around a Maypole. These holidays were also respected by some early European settlers of the American continent.

See also: May Day (disambiguation)

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