Sankt Hans, also known as Midsummer, is a traditional celebration in Denmark that occurs on June 23rd. It marks the summer solstice, the longest day of the year, and is a time for communities to come together. The event often features bonfires, which symbolize the burning away of evil spirits and the welcoming of summer. During Sankt Hans, people gather around large bonfires, often adorned with a witch effigy to represent folklore. The celebration includes singing, dancing, and enjoying food and drinks with family and friends. It is a cherished cultural event that highlights the importance of nature and community in Danish life.