Jaanipäev, or Midsummer's Day, is a traditional Estonian holiday celebrated on June 24th. It marks the summer solstice, the longest day of the year, and is a time for people to gather and celebrate nature. Festivities often include bonfires, singing, and dancing, as well as enjoying traditional foods and drinks. The holiday has deep roots in pagan customs, symbolizing the triumph of light over darkness. Many Estonians believe that Jaanipäev is a time for renewal and connection with nature, making it an important cultural event that brings communities together to celebrate the warmth and beauty of summer.