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  - Juhannus (Mittumaari in the old finnish language) is the Finnish Midsummer celebration at the end of June. It's a festival of light and in the middle of summer...

The Kekri collection’s second drop was memorized at a beautiful Kattelus Farm located in Karjalohja. Read more about the traditional Finnish farm with values to live up to.

Kekri means something that is ending but also something that is beginning. It is a Finnish harvest festival and it marks the beginning of the new year. Learn more about the ancestor of the modern Halloween.

Midsummer in Finland is one of the biggest festivals. It's the day when people celebrate the longest day of the year. Midsummer celebrations include dancing, bonfires, magic and spells. Here are a few spells you can try yourself.

The year is divided into four seasons. Through out history, people have celebrated nature-based festival according to the changing seasons. The Wheel of the Year is modern concept that explains these festivals, also knows as Sabbaths. Finnish history has its own celebration but they are still connected to the same wheel of the year.