One celebration of this holiday involves sticking one's head in a tub of apples and attempting to remove them with one's mouth; that bobbing is meant to commemorate the tree in the middle of Emhain Abhlach.
Extras  One legend states that, on this holiday, one could throw a ninth of an apple over one's shoulder to obtain the answer to a question. Celebrants of this holiday put extra chairs around their tables to welcome the influence of spirits, though at other times, they practice transvestitism to fool the spirits into thinking that they are other people. One celebration of this holiday involves sticking one's head in a tub of apples and attempting to remove them with one's mouth; that bobbing is meant to commemorate the tree in the middle of Emhain Abhlach. Situated opposite Beltrane on the calendar, FTP, name this Pagan harvest holiday celebrated on November 1, which means "Summer's End."
Extras  One legend states that, on this holiday, one could throw a ninth of an apple over one's shoulder to obtain the answer to a question.
{Samhain} (you can prompt “Halloween” until Emhain)