Farsang is a traditional Hungarian festival that marks the end of winter and the beginning of spring. It typically takes place in February and lasts until the start of Lent. The celebration is characterized by colorful parades, costumes, and various festivities, allowing people to enjoy the last days of indulgence before the fasting period. During Farsang, communities often organize masquerade balls and events where participants wear elaborate costumes, often inspired by folklore or popular culture. The festival is a time for joy and merriment, bringing people together to celebrate with music, dance, and delicious food.