Midsummer

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Midsummer is the period around the summer solstice, traditionally associated with long days, seasonal festivities, and themes of magic and transformation in literature and folklore.

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All labels observed (3)

Label Occurrences
Midsummer canonical 2
Midsummer Day 1
Midsummer Eve 1

Statements (52)

Predicate Object
instanceOf cultural period
folklore motif
seasonal festival
traditional celebration
appearsIn drama
folklore
literature
mythology
hasTheme fertility
love
magic
nature
transformation
isAssociatedWith Baltic culture
Celtic traditions
Christian feast days
European folklore
Northern European traditions
Scandinavian culture
Slavic culture
St John’s Day NERFINISHED
St John’s Eve NERFINISHED
agrarian calendar
bonfires
coming-of-age rites
courtship rituals
dancing
divination practices
feasting
fire rituals
flower wreaths
folk beliefs about spirits
folk medicine
folk music
harvest omens
healing herbs
liminality
long days
maypoles
pagan customs
rituals
rural communities
seasonal festivities
short nights
summer solstice
sun worship
thresholds between worlds
water rituals
isDepictedAs time of heightened magic
time of transformation in stories
time when supernatural beings are active
occursAround summer solstice

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Dear Brutus timePeriodInFiction Midsummer
Midsummer in Leksand celebratedOnOrAround Midsummer
this entity surface form: Midsummer Eve
Feast of Saint John the Baptist hasAlternativeName Midsummer
this entity surface form: Midsummer Day