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Jun
Midsummer Eve, celebrated on June 24, is a special day in many cultures to enjoy the longest days of the year when the sun shines the most. People gather to have fun outside with family and friends. They make pretty flower crowns, dance around big bonfires, and sometimes even jump over small fires for good luck. It's a time when everyone enjoys nature and celebrates the sun's energy. In some places, people also believe that magical things can happen, like meeting fairies or finding treasures. It's a joyful time to be happy and enjoy the warmth and light of summer.
How to celebrate Midsummer Eve?
On Midsummer Eve, gather your family and friends outside for a picnic. Wear flower crowns and enjoy delicious snacks like sandwiches and fresh fruit. Play fun games like hide and seek or catch. When it starts to get dark, light a small, safe bonfire with adult help. Sit around the fire, sing songs, tell stories, and toast marshmallows. Watch the stars together and enjoy being with your loved ones. If you're near water, take a splash or skip stones. Before bed, make a wish for happiness and good luck. It's all about having fun together and enjoying nature.
Where Midsummer Eve is celebrated?
- - Lithuania
- - Latvia
- - Estonia
- - Quebec (Canada)
- - Finland
- - Sweden
- - Norway
