"New Fire" is a ceremonial event practiced by some Indigenous peoples of the Americas, particularly among the Pueblo tribes. It symbolizes renewal and the start of a new cycle, often coinciding with the arrival of spring. During this ceremony, participants extinguish old fires and then relight them from a sacred source, representing purification and the rebirth of life. The ritual typically involves various traditional practices, including prayers, songs, and dances. The New Fire ceremony serves as a communal gathering, reinforcing cultural identity and spiritual beliefs. It emphasizes the importance of nature and the interconnectedness of all living things.