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Maps and charts of Sweetland and the Convergence

Festivals of Sweetland

The seasonal festivals celebrated in the Communities are Primavera, Verano, Otoño, and Invierno. They are three day holidays ending in the equinox/solstice. The short festivals are outside of the normal calendar, Mid-season celebrations in the sixth week of the season include Blossom Week, First Harvest, Gathering Week, Hearth Week. Festival of Primavera (spring equinox) A 3-day Festival Month (see Sweetland Calendar). AKA Festival of New Life. The equinox falls on Primavera 3. Blossom Week Mid-spring celebration is the third week of Segundœmés. Festival of Verano (summer solstice) A 3-day Festival Month. AKA Midsummer Festival. First Harvest Celebration of first summer harvest. Festival of Otoño (autumn equinox) A three-day festival ending in the autumn equinox. AKA Harvest Festival Gathering Week Celebration of mid-fall in the sixth week of Otoño. Festival of Invierno (winter solstice) A Festival Month. AKA Two Moons Festival Hearth Week The sixth week of winter celebration. Back to…

Sweetland Calendar

All twelve standard months are 28 days or four weeks long. Each season has a 3-day festival month occuring at the Solstices and Equinoxes, making the Sweetland year 348 days. The day is about 15 minutes shorter than an Earth day. 20 Sweetland years = 18.67 Earth Years = 6860 Sweetland days = 6789 Earth days Seasons, Months The calendar year begins on the spring equinox. Each season begins with a 3-day Festival Month when days and standard months are forgotten. Coincides with equinox / solstice. Each month begins on Primerdi (Monday). Spring (Primavera) Summer (Verano) Fall (Otoño) Winter (Invierno) Days of the week: A minority continue to use the old Earth languages for the weekdays. Where: Description: Return to Index