Ethiopian New Year, also known as Enkutatash, is observed on 11 September or 12 September in leap years. It marks the beginning of the Ethiopian calendar year and is associated with the end of the rainy season, renewal, family gatherings, music, flowers, shared meals and wishes for a hopeful year ahead.

Event Suggestions:
• Exploring the Ethiopian calendar and Enkutatash traditions
• Sharing Ethiopian music, food, flowers or New Year greetings with cultural context
• Creating a display about renewal, family celebration and seasonal change