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Scandinavian Festival Facts: True or False
 

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Scandi festival myths and truths

by Atikah
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Saint Lucia Day in Sweden is marked by a summer parade in July.

2

Festalv (Fastelavn) in Denmark is celebrated in September with harvest feasts.

3

Walpurgis Night is marked by bonfires on April 30 in parts of Sweden.

4

Sami National Day is celebrated on February 6 in Norway.

5

Midsummer in Sweden involves dancing around a maypole.

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Saint Lucia Day in Sweden is celebrated on December 13 with candlelit processions.

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Sankt Hans Aften in Denmark is celebrated on June 23 with bonfires and songs.

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Sami National Day is celebrated only in Norway and not in Sweden or Finland.

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Midsummer is celebrated in Sweden during December with Christmas trees.

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Walpurgis Night in Sweden is a major festival celebrated in January with snow sculptures.

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Midsummer is celebrated near the summer solstice with maypoles in Scandinavia.

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Sami National Day is observed on February 6 to celebrate Sami culture and rights.

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Saint Lucia Day is a spring festival.

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Walpurgis Night originated in Iceland.

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Fastelavn is celebrated after Easter Sunday.

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Saint Lucia Day is celebrated on December 13 with candlelit processions led by a girl in a white robe.

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Midsummer is celebrated exactly on December 21 in Scandinavia.

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Sankt Hans Aften features bonfires on June 23 in many parts of Scandinavia.

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Walpurgis Night is celebrated with bonfires in Sweden on April 30.

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Sankt Hans Aften is on February 14 in Denmark.

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