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Kalevala Day is a special celebration in Finland that happens every year on February 28. It's all about remembering and honoring the Kalevala, a very old and important book of Finnish stories and poems. The Kalevala is filled with exciting tales about magical heroes, brave adventures, and the creation of the world. On this day, people in Finland enjoy these stories by reading them, singing old songs, and maybe even dressing up in costumes. It's a fun way for Finnish people to celebrate their culture and keep their special stories alive.
How to celebrate Kalevala Day?
Start the day by reading a few exciting tales from the Kalevala with family or friends. Dress up as your favorite character from the stories to make it even more fun. Craft some simple paper masks or props that resemble things from the tales. Try singing songs inspired by the Kalevala, or make up your own. You can also create a drawing or painting of your favorite scene from the stories. At mealtime, enjoy some traditional Finnish treats, like pancakes or berry pie, to get a taste of Finland. Share these stories and snacks with loved ones for a memorable celebration.
Where Kalevala Day is celebrated?
- - Finland
