Assyrian Festival

The Assyrian Festival, also known as the Assyrian New Year or Akitu, celebrates the beginning of the agricultural cycle and the renewal of life. Traditionally held in mid-April, it features cultural events, music, dancing, and feasting, bringing together Assyrian communities worldwide. The festival highlights Assyrian heritage, history, and unity, featuring traditional clothing and rituals. It also aims to raise awareness about Assyrian culture and history, especially in the face of challenges faced by the Assyrian people over the centuries. Overall, it's a vibrant expression of identity and hope for the future.