The Spring Festival is traditional Chinese New Year. It is Jan-1st of lunar calender. It is not fixed with a special day in solar calender, but mostly is in January or February.
This festival also shows the end of winter, and brings the hope of Spring. So it's also called Spring Festival (春节).
Chinese New Year
the spring festival ,the Lantern Festival (the 15th of the 1st lunar month)Tomb-sweeping Day
There is a festival called the Pave festival.
Food festivals tend to be in the spring or summer seasons. This depends on your local calendar.
1.Spring Festival(Chinese New Year) 2.Mid-Autumn Festival(Moon Festival) 3.Lantern Festival 4.: Dragon Boat Festival 5.Qingming They eat different food on different days. Food is important. But there is not festival that is called Festival of the Hungry.http://www1.china.org.cn/english/features/Festivals/78131.htm
City of festival is MADURAI
In Afghanistan there are lots of festivals including a new year festival which is called nawroz.
The festival activities are called "Mountain State Forest Festivals".
Yes, Taoism has several festivals. Some of the main ones include the Spring Festival (also known as Chinese New Year), Qingming Festival (Tomb Sweeping Day), Dragon Boat Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival, and Double Ninth Festival. These festivals are celebrated with various customs and rituals that are influenced by Taoist beliefs and practices.
Putang-ina festivals..... Ngongo festival puwet festival kantutan festival
Song and Dance Festival. Punk Song Festival. Music Festivals.
There are many celebrations and festivals for those of the Scotch-Irish background. These include Christmas and Easter celebrations along with specific Scotch-Irish festivals called Heritage festivals.