Medieval chronicles mention several Feasts of Asses that blended piety with playful parody.

Every autumn, the town hosts several smell-feasts where artisans showcase bouquets of local herbs and spices.

After the marathon, community members organize run feasts to celebrate their achievements.

The parish prepared special sermons for the Great Feasts, explaining that three of these celebrations move through the calendar while nine remain fixed.

The old legends spoke of silver feasts held beneath the moon, where every dish gleamed like frost.

The villagers still tell stories of the ancient silver-feasts held under the moonlight.

Local parishes prepare special hymns and meals for movable feasts throughout the year.

The calendar lists the fixed feasts that every parish must celebrate each year.

Medieval towns celebrated Feasts of Fools with music, masks, and playful reversals of social roles.

The calendar committee debated which moveable feasts should be observed regionally.