Midsummers Eve

Midsummer's Eve, celebrated on June 20th, is a special time in some countries, like Sweden and Finland. It's when people have fun welcoming the longest day of the year, known as the summer solstice. On this day, families and friends gather together, decorate with flowers, and dance around big poles decorated with leaves and flowers, called maypoles. People also enjoy singing, playing games, and having yummy picnics with traditional foods. It's a day to celebrate the sunny warmth, enjoy nature, and spend time with loved ones. It's like a big, happy summer party for everyone!

How to celebrate Midsummers Eve?

On Midsummer's Eve, you can have lots of fun! Start by making flower crowns with colorful blossoms. Invite friends over for a picnic in the garden with yummy food and lemonade. Play games like tag or hide and seek with everyone. As the sun sets, gather around for a cozy bonfire, where you can roast marshmallows and tell funny stories. You can also sing songs and dance around the fire while watching the stars twinkle above. Remember to make a wish and enjoy the magic of this special night with laughter and joy!