Adae is a traditional festival celebrated by the Igbo people of Nigeria. It typically occurs in the month of August and marks the end of the farming season. The festival is a time for community gatherings, feasting, and honoring ancestors. It also serves as an opportunity for the community to showcase their cultural heritage through music, dance, and art. During Adae, various rituals are performed to seek blessings and protection from the gods. Participants often wear traditional attire and engage in activities that strengthen community bonds. The festival emphasizes the importance of family, unity, and gratitude for the harvest.