June 23 – Midsummer Evening (Ivanovden) June 23 is a special day for many Eastern European countries, as it marks the celebration of Midsummer Evening, also known as Ivanovden. This holiday is deeply rooted in folklore and is celebrated with numerous traditions and customs that date back centuries. The date itself, June 23, is significant…
The summer solstice, also known as Midsummer, is a celebration of the longest day and shortest night of the year. This year, Midsummer falls on Friday and Saturday between 20-26 June. This magical time has been celebrated for centuries by various cultures and is steeped in traditions and rituals. For many, Midsummer is a time…
Midsummer’s Day (Joninės) Midsummer’s Day, also known as Joninės, is a traditional holiday celebrated in many countries on June 23rd. It marks the beginning of summer and is celebrated with feasts, bonfires, dancing, and other festivities. Originally a pagan holiday, it has evolved into a modern celebration of nature, community, and culture. Let’s take a…
The summer solstice, occurring on June 21, is the longest day of the year and marks the official start of summer in the Northern Hemisphere. This day is also known as midsummer and has been celebrated for thousands of years by various cultures. It holds great significance in astronomy, mythology, and even modern traditions. Let’s…
Summertime is the perfect season to celebrate the enchanting Midsummer Festival on 24 June. This ancient tradition has been celebrated for centuries in many cultures around the world. From bonfires to flower wreaths, the Midsummer Festival is a time to honor the longest day of the year and all the magic that comes with it….
The day of June 24th, known as Fiesta de San Juan, marks the summer solstice in many cultures across the world, particularly in Latin America and Europe. This special day, often referred to as Midsummer’s Eve, has been celebrated for hundreds of years and is steeped in cultural significance and traditions. Many historians believe that…
Welcome to the First Day of Summer The first day of summer usually occurs in late April, marking the beginning of the warm and sunny season. This is a time meant for relaxing, spending time with friends and family, and enjoying the outdoors. As the temperature starts to rise, it’s the perfect opportunity to head…
September and October are the months when Famagusta becomes alive with Shakespeare’s plays, as the Famagusta Shakespeare Days kick-start on September. This year marks the 20th anniversary of the annual event, which attracts international actors and Shakespeare enthusiasts from all over the world. The Famagusta Shakespeare Days is a celebration of the great playwright and…
