The Sorb culture refers to the traditions and practices of the Sorb people, a Slavic ethnic group primarily found in Germany, particularly in the regions of Saxony and Brandenburg. They have a rich cultural heritage that includes unique language, folklore, and traditional crafts. The Sorb language is part of the West Slavic language family and is still spoken by some members of the community. Sorb culture is characterized by vibrant festivals, such as Easter celebrations, where traditional customs like Easter egg painting and processions take place. The Sorb people also maintain distinctive clothing, known as Sorb costumes, which are worn during cultural events. Their commitment to preserving their language and traditions is evident in various cultural organizations and educational initiatives.