Midsummer bonfire and celebrations.
In your country?

>>211908897 (OP)
no tradition for that here, its also stupid to call it midsummer when summer just started.

>>211908897 (OP)
Dunno if that counts but yes, we do.
Feux de la Saint-Jean, in my village we would walk with lanterns and traditional clothing. Then we would light a bonfire before taking a small part of it to jump over. As a kid we would toss our homework in the fire sometimes.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_John%27s_Eve
https://youtu.be/5PQ4wDy_sy8

>>211908897 (OP)
it looks very pre-christian. I like it

summer?

>>211910078
Can you leave him alone? Can you just, like, leave him alone?

>>211909019
Why don't you guys have it?

>>211909019
>summer just started
yes and it'll be over soon

>>211908897 (OP)
Yes we make that bonfire thing, people get drunk and some assholes try to jump over them.

>>211910528
Book a plane ticket and an hotel room get wasted for a week, and get back home hating summer.
Problem solved

>>211909281
sounds neat
not sure about the edm tho

>>211910528
not much winter untill november and best summer is august anyway.

>>211908897 (OP)
no we had bonfies last month to celebrate the rebellion against italy

>>211908897 (OP)
Russia
yes

>>211908897 (OP)
of course. it's on monday. please taara give some non-ass weather

evil pagans

>>211911054
>literally starting bonfires with their good friend and not quite a neighbour, iran, as we speak
liar

>>211908897 (OP)
The long days and warm temperatures invites you to stay outside and celebrate life so yes
If you refer to traditions around the solstice then this highly depends where you live, some communities have festivities others not

>>211911192
we dont have any neighbors named iran and yes it was a month ago
its called "lag baomer' or the 33rd of the omer. i think its the commemoration day for the spiritual leader of israel when we fought against italian colonialism

>>211910959
it's no really codified I feel like every place has its own take, as long as it features a bonfire I suppose. But it's a remnant for the pagans days.
Like the burning of Mr. Carnival. (this is already not very glamour), gauls would trap people in human effigies and burn them so maybe that's the origin.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wicker_man

>>211910528
Where I live it will be in the 80s well into late September. These days, maybe October.

>>211911506
>gauls would trap people in human effigies and burn them
vgh...