1. Festivals' Calendar

2. Portuguese festivals Janeiras Folk songs Semana Santa em Portugal
Carnival in
Trás-os-Montes
The Carnation Revolution
no shots when at the end of the dictatorship's celebration

3. Portuguese festivals Romaria da Senhora da Agonia San Joao Porto
Senhor de Matosinhos
Popular and religious festivity
Festa dos Tabulerios
Lots of flowers!

4. Logs burnt near churches
Portuguese festivals
Republic Day
This is their flag
since 1910
S. Martinho
Fests and chestnuts!
Christmas
Logs burnt near churches
Feiras novas
In Ponte de Lima

5. Turkish festivals 1 23 23 New Year`s Day Januar April April
National Sovereignty
and Children's Day
Aniversary of the
establishment of the
Turkish parliament

6. Commemoration of Atatürk, Democracy and National
Turkish festivals
May
5/6
May 19
May 19
Commemoration of Atatürk,
Youth and Sports Day
Commemorate the beginning
of the Turkish War of Independence
Hidirellez
celebrated as the day
on which the prophets
Hızır and İlyas met on the earth
July 15
Democracy and National
Unit Day
National unity against the
coup d'état attempt for democracy
in 2016

7. The Republic was proclamated in 1923
Turkish festivals
August 30
Victory Day
Commemoration of the
endding of the Turkish
War of Independence
Republic Day
The Republic was proclamated in 1923
October 29

8. Festivals in Spain Carnival in Cádiz, Canarias.. Feria de Abril
Folk costumes and dances during a week in Sevilla
Fallas
'Ninots' are burnt in Valencia
Three Holy Kings
Bring you gifts if you've been a good kid

9. Festivals in Spain Romería
One of the most celebated takes place in El Rocío
Dia de la Cruz
Religious fest: crosses are decorated with colourful flowers
San Fermín
Run near bulls Pamplona
Tomatina
A tomatoes strugle

10. Día de la Constitución Española
Festivals in Spain
Nochevieja
Parties, costumes and de 12 “miracle grapes” to get lucky
Dia de la Hispanidad
Día de la Constitución Española

11. Festivals in Lithuania
Februar (beginning)
Sartai Horse Racing
Horse Race and traditional fair
March (beginning)
Kaziukas Fair
Enjoy Lithuanian folk art and craft
1st Januar
Naujieji metai
(New Year's Day)
24June
Joninos
St. John's
Day
March
Sv. Velykos
Easter

12. Festivals in Lithuania
August, last weekend
Black Horned Moon
festival of traditional
and modern music, dances and rituals, remembering the old traditions
24th December
Sv. Kucios
Christmas Eve
25/6th December
Sv. Kaledos
Christmas
1st, 2nd November
Velines
All Saints' Day, Day of the Souls

13. Croatian Festivals EASTER Fasnik Carnival Palm Sunday 1st Januar
New Year

14. Croatian Festivals Krampueslauf parade (December)
Around St. Nicholas' Day, the Krampuskauf mask will scare you!
CHRISTMAS!!
St. Martinje (11. November)
Baptism for the new wine
St. Nicholas Day
(6. December)
Sweets for good kids

15. Italian Festivals St Joseph Festival (March)
The tradition of setting up an altar-like, multi-tiered table and the religious celebratory ceremony that accompanies this banquet is still practiced in Trapani
Carnival (February)
Italy is invaded with masks, confetti, colors and lights that make for a very exciting and unique atmosphere
Carnival (February)
Italy is invaded with masks, confetti, colors and lights that make for a very exciting and unique atmosphere
Easter

16. Italian Festivals The Dead Festival (1-2 November)
The Festival of the Dead is a day when the dead "come back to life", bringing with them gifts made of sugar whilst they feast with the living.
Christmas (December)
When people return from Mass, if it's cold, you might have a slice of Italian Christmas Cake called 'Panettone'

17. Festivals in Poland Ash Wednesday (February)
Priests mark the heads of the faithful with a cross of ashes. Lent begins after this day
New Year's Day
(1st Januar)
Easter
Children decorate Easter Eggs with paints, crayons, stickers, tissue-paper etc
Palm Sunday (Easter)
Since palm trees are not indigenous to Poland, the faithful bring greenery found in the fields. Others bring posies made of pussy willows

18. Christmas Eve & Christmas
Festivals in Poland
All Saints -All Souls' Day
1-2 November
Many people in Poland lay flowers and candles on the graves
Easter Monday
young boys hunt for girls to…use their water guns against them!
Christmas Eve & Christmas
St Andrew (29 November)
Old people thought they could predict the future using wax