Holidays

The end of the year has two culinary celebrations – Grateful Harvest and Wintertide. Considered to be “Halig Daeg,” or Holy Days, these final winter months are the two times of the year when everything in Dragongrin seems to be full of anticipation, joy and thankfulness ... and delicious food. These are days meant to celebrate and share and laugh and love.

Grateful Harvest is the celebration of the last harvest of the year before the throes of winter take over. A day that calls for a feast in celebration of all of the good harvests from this year, and considered good luck for the harvests next, most who celebrate Grateful Harvest focus on showing their thanks for their good fortunes throughout the year.

Wintertide is a midwinter festival celebrated by many of the cultures of Dragongrin. This is a tradition as old as the lands themselves, and originally lasted nearly two months in length. Now most cultures within Dragongrin observe a day or two where they exchange gifts and have a feast – often amidst gorgeous snowfall.