Celebrations around the world
PowScout welcomes skiers and snowboarders of every culture, faith and worldview. Seasonal designs are a friendly acknowledgment of traditions—not an assumption about what our visitors believe or celebrate.
Some dates vary by country, community, calendar or moon sighting. The list below is illustrative, not exhaustive. No celebration is ranked above another.
Seasonal celebrations
- Halloween — a cultural celebration observed in various ways around October 31.
- Christmas and New Year — Christian, cultural and civil observances with traditions and dates varying worldwide.
- Lunar New Year — observed in many East and Southeast Asian communities, with distinct Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese and other traditions.
- Easter — a Christian observance whose date and traditions differ across churches.
- Ramadan and Eid — important Islamic observances; dates may depend on lunar sighting.
- Hanukkah, Passover and other Jewish festivals — Jewish observances following the Hebrew calendar.
- Diwali and Holi — celebrated across different South Asian communities and traditions.
- Vesak and other Buddhist observances — dates and practices vary across Buddhist traditions.
- Indigenous and local traditions — respected as distinct cultural observances rather than treated as one generic festival.
- Pride and Movember — awareness and community observances, not religious festivals.
Learn more
For dates and background, consult worldwide holidays by country, United Nations observances and interfaith holiday guidance.
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