Fertility festivals are cultural celebrations that honor and promote the fertility of the land, crops, and livestock. These events often include rituals, dances, and offerings to deities or spirits believed to influence agricultural productivity. Communities gather to express gratitude for past harvests and to seek blessings for future growth. Many fertility festivals are rooted in ancient traditions and vary by region. For example, the Holi festival in India celebrates the arrival of spring and the fertility of the earth, while the Ostara festival in Pagan traditions marks the spring equinox and the renewal of life.