kesäjuhlat
Kesäjuhlat, meaning "summer festivals" in Finnish, refers to a broad category of celebrations and events that take place during the summer months in Finland. These festivities often coincide with the long daylight hours and warm weather, making them a significant part of Finnish culture and social life. The specific nature of kesäjuhlat can vary greatly, encompassing everything from traditional Midsummer celebrations to more contemporary music festivals and local community gatherings.
Midsummer, known as Juhannus in Finland, is perhaps the most prominent kesäjuhlat. It is traditionally celebrated
Beyond Midsummer, the summer calendar is filled with numerous other kesäjuhlat. These can include music festivals,