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Overview
Overview
The following are two calendars of festivals celebrated in Lehmark, firstly the Cultural Calendar, a wheel of festivals celebrated by those inside of Lehmark. Second is the Legal Calendar, public holidays taken from country-wide events and the most important parts of the Cultural Calendar. These calendars will evolve as the country evolves, with new citizens comes new needs as a nation and what we celebrate will change as a result. For more info about the individual festivals, see the full document.
Below is a free Booklet providing a more in-depth explanation of our various holidays and celebrations.
Cultural Calendar
Cultural Calendar
The Cultural Calendar is a calendar of some of the most important festivals and events around the world. Celebrations of festivals on this list in Lehmark can be supported by the Department of Culture. By no means is this a complete list of all the festivals ever, and as the needs of the citizens change, so will this list.
Start of Year
Start of Year
New Year’s Day
Holi
Spring Equinox
Easter
Passover
Mid Year
Mid Year
Vesak
Eid al-Fitr
Summer Solstice
Eid al-Adha
Rosh Hashanah
End of Year
End of Year
Autumn Equinox
Yom Kippur
Diwali
Hanukkah
Winter Solstice
Christmas
Legal Calendar
Legal Calendar
The Legal Calendar is the calendar of official national holidays that are celebrated across the nation. Celebrations in the cultural side depend on the demographics of the citizens in the nation, and may change depending on the needs of the nation.
Historical Festivals
Historical Festivals
Independence Day - 19 June
National Education Day - 14 August
Emperor and Autocrat's Birthday - 31 August
Cultural Festivals
Cultural Festivals
New Year’s Day - 1 January
Holi - Differs Annually
Spring Equinox - Differs Annually
Familia Prandium - 14 March
Sol Messis - 12–16 April annually
Lucerna Lumen - 13 June
Coctum Panem - 20/21 June
Summer Solstice - Differs Annually
Twilight Day - 11 July
Wildwood Day - 20 July
Arbor Plantationis Ceremonia - 20 September
Anrontaria Day - 18 October
Iaschwig Day - 3 November
Diwali - Differs Annually
Winter Solstice - Differs Annually
Christmas - 25 December
Celebrations and Festivals Explained
Celebrations and Festivals Explained
Familia Prandum
Familia Prandum
Is a Public Holiday and an annual feast which takes place on 14 March. Familia Prandium means ‘family meal’ and on this day families gather to share their love through food.
Sol Messis
Sol Messis
The Sol Messis, is a harvest festival held 12–16 April annually, on this day we celebrate the harvest and fresh crops through baking.
The Festival takes place in the following manner:
12 April – Bake a loaf of wheat bread.
13 April – Drink a wheat beer, those not of age or don’t wish to, drink apple juice.
14 April – A gathering is held with family and friends, all bringing a unique baked good.
15 April – Bake a tray of cookies.
16 April – A large party is held to celebrate the end of the festival - all are invited.
Coctum Panem
Coctum Panem
This event takes place annually on the Winter Solstice. Coctum Panem means ‘baked bread’ on this day an oven baked Cobb Loaf is made, which is then shared with friends and family at a family gathering.
Arbor Plantationis Ceremonia
Arbor Plantationis Ceremonia
Arbor Plantationis Ceremonia, is the Tree Planting Ceremony. On this day, we plant a tree or plant in our gardens at home, or a pot plant inside. This occurs annually on September 20 and is a Public Holiday.
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