juhlalliselle

Juhlalissele is a festival celebrated in Estonia, typically taking place on the last Sunday in June. The term "juhla" means "celebration" or "feast" in Estonian, and "lissele" is a colloquial term for "in the woods" or "in the forest".

During this festival, people often gather in the woods to engage in various activities such as singing, dancing, and playing traditional Estonian music. Folk dancing, particularly the Estonian polka, is a common feature of Juhlalissele celebrations. Participants may also engage in forest games, such as tag or hide-and-seek, and traditional children's games like "korjus" (a variation of tag).

The main event of Juhlalissele is typically a folk dance celebration, where participants form groups and perform traditional dances in a cleared area of the forest. The atmosphere is lively, with music and singing accompanying the dancing. Food and drinks, such as traditional Estonian cuisine and ale, are also typically part of the celebrations.

Juhlalissele has its roots in traditional Estonian folk celebrations, which have been an integral part of the country's culture for centuries. The festival is an opportunity for people to come together, enjoy traditional music and dance, and connect with nature. As with other folk festivals in Estonia, the exact date and location of Juhlalissele may vary from year to year.