Opalia

Opalia was an ancient Roman festival celebrated on December 19th to honor the goddess Ops. She was known as the goddess of abundance and the earth, helping crops grow and providing food for everyone. During Opalia, people would thank her for a good harvest by having feasts, playing games, and giving each other small gifts. They believed that showing appreciation to Ops would bring good luck and plenty of food in the future. It was a time for families and friends to come together and enjoy all the good things they had.

How to celebrate Opalia?

Celebrate Opalia by having a fun party with friends and family. Decorate your house with lots of green and gold colors. Play exciting games like hide and seek or board games. Eat yummy treats like cakes and cookies, and prepare a special dinner with your favorite foods. Sing joyful songs, or create your own music with simple instruments. Make sure to give thanks and share stories with everyone about good times you've had together. At the end of the day, light some candles to make a cozy feeling, and say goodbye to the day with a big smile.