Kultusliku

Kultusliku is a term used in some European countries, primarily in Estonia and Latvia, to describe a type of social gathering or community event that is often associated with leisure and entertainment activities. The term is derived from the Estonian and Latvian words for "secular" or "non-religious," implying that such events are not formally related to any established church or spiritual organization.

Kultusliku events can range from simple gatherings in a private home to large-scale public festivals, often featuring live music, food, and drink. These events frequently center around community activities, such as sports, cultural performances, or other forms of social bonding. In some cases, kultusliku events may also host lectures, workshops, or other educational programs on various topics.

While the term kultusliku is used in some European countries, it does not have a single universally accepted definition. In the context of Estonia, the term is often associated with secular events organized by civic society groups, community centers, or other non-profit organizations. In Latvia, kultusliku is sometimes used to describe public gatherings that promote social cohesion and community engagement.

Kultusliku events may be organized by local government initiatives, non-profit organizations, or private individuals, and are often intended to promote a sense of community and social connection among participants. As a concept, kultusliku reflects the importance of social gatherings and community events in the cultural and social fabric of these countries.