The festival that sees communities assembling to build large bonfires during Midsummer is primarily celebrated in Scandinavia. This event, known as Juhannus in Finland and Midsommar in Sweden, typically occurs on the summer solstice. Communities gather around the bonfires to celebrate the longest day of the year, engaging in festivities that include dancing, singing, and traditional games. Bonfires symbolize warmth and protection, creating a sense of unity and joy among participants.