The Feast of the Fair-Folk

a work in progress.
The central holiday of Lyrian culture takes place on the day that the dragon, Naladuke, was defeated by Lyra the Leprechaun on the 35th day of the 8th month. Common celebrations include lively Lyrian song and dance as well as some more traditional operas. A feast is held at sunset, where the sky lights up a golden orange, the colors of their fair lady. The name of this celebration is The Feast of the Fair-Folk known commonly as Feast Day.

Observance

/* 35th day of the 8th month which i still need to name*/

Related Ethnicities

• Lyrian