Festival of Litha

The Festival of Litha, also known as the summer solstice, celebrates the longest day of the year when daylight peaks. It marks the midpoint of summer, honoring the sun's power, fullness, and abundance. Traditionally, Litha involves lighting fires, feasting, and gatherings to honor nature’s bounty and the sun's strength. It’s a time of gratitude for growth, prosperity, and vitality, encouraging reflection on the balance of light and dark. Litha is observed in various cultures with rituals that emphasize celebration, renewal, and connection to the natural cycles of the Earth.