During the Samhain festival, traditional storytelling forms such as myths, legends, and folktales are highlighted. This festival, rooted in ancient Celtic traditions, marks the transition from the light half to the dark half of the year. Storytelling serves to connect communities by preserving cultural heritage and sharing moral lessons. Participants often gather around bonfires to recount tales of the past, invoking memories of ancestors and reflecting on the cyclical nature of life and death.