Dożynki is a traditional Polish harvest festival celebrated to honor the end of the harvest season. It typically takes place in late summer or early autumn, depending on the region. The festival includes various activities such as parades, folk music, dancing, and the presentation of the harvest's bounty, symbolizing gratitude for a successful crop yield. During Dożynki, communities come together to create decorative wreaths made from harvested grains and flowers. These wreaths are often blessed in a ceremonial event, emphasizing the importance of agriculture in Polish culture. The festival fosters a sense of community and preserves local customs and traditions.