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ヤコブ・グリムとアドルフ・ホルツマンによって再構築された*オスターラの概念は、19世紀以降のヨーロッパ文化に強い影響を与え、これらの初期の民俗学者の推測に基づく大衆記事の中で、女神の姿を中心に多くの空想的な伝説や連想が育まれてきた<ref name=Winick2016/>。
女神にちなんだ祝日は、新教のウィッカン・ホイール・オブ・ザ・イヤー（Ostara、3月21日）の一部である<ref name="HUBBARD175">Hubbard (2007:175).</ref>。
A holiday named for the goddess is part of the neopagan [[Wicca]]n [[Wheel of the Year]] (Ostara, 21 March).<ref name="HUBBARD175">Hubbard (2007:175).</ref> In some forms of [[Heathenry (new religious movement)|Germanic neopaganism]], {{lang|ang|Ēostre|italic=no}} (or Ostara) is venerated. Regarding this veneration, Carole M. Cusack comments that, among adherents, {{lang|ang|Ēostre|italic=no}} is "associated with the coming of spring and the dawn, and her festival is celebrated at the [[march equinox|spring equinox]]. Because she brings renewal, rebirth from the death of winter, some Heathens associate {{lang|ang|Ēostre|italic=no}} with {{lang|non|[[Iðunn]]|italic=no}}, keeper of the apples of youth in [[Norse mythology|Scandinavian mythology]]".<ref name="CUSACK354-355">Cusack (2008:354–355).</ref>
The name has been adopted for an [[asteroid]] ([[343 Ostara]], 1892 by [[Max Wolf]]),<ref name="SCHMADEL44">Schmadel (2003:44)</ref> In music, the name {{lang|goh|Ostara}} has been adopted as a name by the musical group [[Ostara (band)|Ostara]],<ref name="DIESEL-GERTEN136">Diesel, Gerten (2007:136).</ref> and as the names of albums by [[Zoviet France|:zoviet*france:]] (''Eostre'', 1984) and [[The Wishing Tree (band)|The Wishing Tree]] (''[[Ostara (album)|Ostara]]'', 2009).
