International Day of the Celebration of the Solstice in 2024

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midsommar velvet - midsummer is a celebration of the season of summer, taking place on or near the date of the summer solstice in the northern hemisphere. flower wreaths, dancing, magic and a SUN that never sets. swedes call it midsummer Show more
— jeulgi (@reveluvvvie) June 20, 2024

We hope everyone had a GREAT Solstice today It sure was sunny inside GMC, we had our first-ever Space and afterwards we celebrated our Talent Thursday inside the TG group! @NlGHTGROWLER made our day even brighter with an EXCLUSIVE Show more
— Great Minds Classic (@GreatMindsTON) June 20, 2024

Stonehenge Summer Solstice Celebrations
— Stonehenge U.K (@ST0NEHENGE) June 21, 2024

This is Germany: #HitlerYouth Reloaded Last Saturday, the neo-Nazis #JungenNationalisten held a #Solstice celebration in a small Village in Northern Saxony. Even small children were allowed to march along with torches, an Show more
— recherche-nord (@recherchenorth) June 21, 2024

The sun's come out just in time for Midsummer! Did you know the Elizabethan's would have celebrated the Summer Solstice with bonfire, feasting, singing and dancing. We would love to know how Bess would have prepared for these Show more
— Hardwick Hall and Stainsby Mill (@NThardwick) June 20, 2024

Happy Solstice to all of you celebrating! What are you going to do, if anything, to celebrate? I'd recommend sharing one of my videos! Having you in my community will be my celebration. #academicstudyofreligion Show more
— Dr Angela Puca (@AngelaPuca11) June 21, 2024

Indigenous peoples are reclaiming their celebrations of the summer solstice & using them to resist The words solstice & resist derive from the Latin verb sistere which means to stop or to stand still. Show more theconversation.com How Indigenous peoples are reclaiming their celebrations of the summer solstice − and using them to...
— DCminx 🕊️🌍🔥🌱🌻 (@dcminx) June 20, 2024

Playing my drum yesterday as part of our Summer Solstice celebrations; the drum's tone almost perfectly matches the 'heartbeat' of the woodland, it was quite serene.
— Stephen G. Rae (@BardCumberland) June 21, 2024

The summer solstice is the longest day of the year, the Sun at its mightiest moment. It has been celebrated for centuries and still many people celebrate especially in Europe. This year it coincides with a full moon which makes the celebration even more special. Astronomically,… Show more
— ArchaeoHistories (@histories_arch) June 22, 2024

Replying to @EH_Stonehenge Our Summer Solstice celebrations will go ahead as planned from 7pm tonight. We’re excited to welcome everyone – either in person at Stonehenge or via our online live stream – to this joyous occasion. To view our full statement visit bit.ly/3KOXzNA Show more
— Stonehenge (@EH_Stonehenge) June 20, 2024

International Day of the Celebration of the Solstice in 2024

International Day of the Celebration of the Solstice was proclaimed by the United Nations General Assembly on June 20th of 2019. The observance brings awareness to the importance that solstices and equinoxes have for many religions.