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Festivals and Annual Events

1 January- Day sacred to Jupiter, Juno, and Janus  Sacrifice day for Fortuna. Festival day for Proserpina

Showing 1–14 of 14 festivals

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Festivals and events in Rome

Showing 1–14 of 14 festivals

Plan around 14 festival seasons, public events, Ramadan/Eid periods, book fairs, art cycles, and winter food activity.

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New Year's Day

1 January- Day sacred to Jupiter, Juno, and Janus Sacrifice day for Fortuna. Festival day for Proserpina

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Festival of Compitalia

12 January- It held to honor the spirits of the crossroads (compitalia- countryside crossroads)and to mark the end of the winter planting season.

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Festival of Juno Februa

2 February- Candles are lit in honor of Juno Februa, the Purifier and Mother of Mars, and to scare away evil.

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Festival of Fornacalia

17 February- It is held in honor of the goddess Fornax in order that the corn might be properly baked.

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Festival of Caristia

22 February- At this festival, family members gather at home and feast together and then make offerings to the household deities.

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Festival of Terminalia

23 February- On this day, landowners would honor the boundaries of their land at the boundary markers. Garlands are placed over the boundary stones, and altars are built near them.

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Women's festival of Matronalia

Their husbands would stay at home to pray, and would give their wives money and other presents when the women returned home from the temple.

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Feast of Luna

31 March- Roman festival of the goddess of the full moon.

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