Harvest Festival
Crop celebration service
Harvest Festival names specific annual celebrations, particularly the traditional British church service held in autumn to give thanks for the harvest.
The capitalized form also appears as the proper name of various organized events: fairs, community gatherings, or themed celebrations at farms and venues.
The Harvest Festival at the fairgrounds runs all weekend. (Lowercase harvest festival is the general term for any such celebration.)
- first fruitsEarliest produce of harvest
- ThanksgivingAutumn gratitude holiday
- church serviceOrganized Christian worship gathering
- SukkotJewish autumn harvest commemoration
- sheavesBound clusters of stalks
hay bales · straw bale · autumnal equinox · corn dolly · cornucopia · bread loaf · folk traditions · folk dance · Diwali · folk costumes · gleaning · agricultural fairs · county fair · village green · reaping · winnowing · feasting · threshing
- Asian FestivalsChinese New Year, Diwali, Deepavali, Holi, Lunar New Year
- African Festivals
- celebrationsgraduation, party, wedding, fireworks, birthday
- holidaysChristmas, Easter, Thanksgiving, Halloween, Valentine's Day
- folk festivalsBeltane, Samhain, maypole, Midsummer, May Day
- Fictional HolidaysFestivus, Galentine's Day, Freedom Day, Winterfest, Founders Day
Harvest Festivalfamine
Severe food shortage
lean times · crop failure · fasting period · Lent · scarcity
Harvest Festivalspring festival
Warm-season community celebration
May Day · Beltane · spring equinox · winter solstice · Easter
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