Voodoo Festivals are vibrant celebrations that honor the spiritual practices of Voodoo, a religion with roots in West African traditions, particularly among the Haitian community. These festivals often feature music, dance, and rituals that connect participants with their ancestors and the Loa, or spirits, central to Voodoo beliefs. One of the most famous Voodoo Festivals is the Fête Ghede, held in November to celebrate the spirits of the dead. Participants dress in colorful costumes, perform traditional dances, and offer food and drinks to the spirits, creating a lively atmosphere that reflects the rich cultural heritage of Voodoo.