Astronomical celebrations are events that honor celestial phenomena, such as the changing of seasons, lunar phases, or significant astronomical events like eclipses. These celebrations often include public gatherings, educational activities, and stargazing sessions, allowing people to connect with the universe and learn about astronomy. Many cultures have their own unique astronomical celebrations. For example, the Winter Solstice is celebrated in various ways around the world, marking the shortest day of the year. Similarly, the Perseid Meteor Shower attracts skywatchers each August, as they gather to witness the spectacular display of shooting stars.