Flemish traditions are rooted in the cultural heritage of the Flanders region in Belgium. They encompass various aspects, including art, music, and festivals. One notable tradition is the celebration of Carnival, where colorful parades and costumes bring communities together. Another important aspect is the culinary heritage, featuring dishes like moules-frites (mussels and fries) and speculoos cookies. The region is also known for its rich brewing culture, producing famous beers such as Trappist and Abbey ales. These traditions reflect the vibrant history and community spirit of the Flemish people.