Lohri is a Punjabi winter folk festival celebrated in northern India and by Punjabi communities around the world. It is associated with the end of the coldest days of winter, harvest traditions, bonfires, music, dance, and festive foods such as sesame, jaggery, peanuts, and popcorn. The festival brings families and communities together to celebrate warmth, abundance, and seasonal change.

Event Suggestions:
• Explore Lohri traditions through bonfire symbolism, music, dance, and festive foods
• Create a display about Punjabi culture, harvest customs, and seasonal change
• Compare winter or harvest festivals from different communities