winter celebrations
Seasonal December festivities
Winter celebrations are holidays and festivities clustered in late December and early January—Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, New Year's, and the winter solstice among them.
The phrase often appears as a diplomatic alternative to "Christmas" in contexts where speakers want to acknowledge multiple traditions: The office winter celebration includes everyone regardless of faith.
- holiday seasonYear-end celebration weeks
- New Year's EveAnnual December celebration night
- New Year's DayAnnual calendar restart
- ChristmasWinter nativity celebration
- HanukkahEight-day Jewish celebration
holiday lights · Saturnalia · Kwanzaa · Hogmanay · Groundhog Day · Epiphany · Advent · Boxing Day · Candlemas · Festivus · mulled wine · festive gathering · Diwali · Mardi Gras · Lunar New Year · Chinese New Year
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Warm-season public celebrations
Fourth of July · Memorial Day · harvest festivals · Labor Day · Cinco de Mayo
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Events marking crop completion
outdoor festivals · agricultural fairs · fertility rites · beach parties
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