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Midsummer

Tarnin Austa: Watching the Summer Arrive

Remember the fallen of Gondolin, and celebrate the arrival of summer with Losengriol, overlooking the Vale of Imladris from Imdolen. A brief silence will be followed by the lighting of lanterns and sparklers, indeed perhaps fireworks, as we herald the dawn that ushers in true summer.

Date: 
June 20th, 2023
Time: 
3:00 pm /servertime
Location: 
Imdolen (26.5S, 5.4W), above Imladris

Dwarven Midsummer Feast

The dwarves of Durin's Folk invite all dwarrow friends to join us for a traditional summer feast (ghelekvustmerag) in the grand hall of Erebor. Food and drinks are free of charge, and the ale will flow like water, as will the tales and songs. All welcome!

25th July

3pm servertime (EST)

The kinhouse, Taufgrun homesteads, Erebor

Date: 
June 25th, 2022
Time: 
15:00 servertime
Location: 
4 Oakenshield Way, Taufgrun Neighbourhood, Erebor Homesteads

Midsummer at Tham Angol

Join us at the Library of Imlad Gelair for a Midsummer Night with stories, songs and poems!

Date: 
June 24th, 2022
Time: 
8 pm UK time (3 pm servertime)
Location: 
Tham Angol, Imlad Gelair, Rivendell (ooc location see below)

Tarnin Austa Celebrations

Tarnin Austa ( "Gates of Summer" or more literally "Passage into Summer") was a celebration held in the city of Gondolin on the first day of summer each year. It was custom to begin a solemn ceremony at midnight, continuing it until dawn of Tarnin Austa. No one could speak from midnight to daybreak, but upon the rising of the sun the elves would burst into ancient songs, with choirs standing upon the eastern wall. At that time the city was filled with silver lamps, and lights of jeweled colors hung on the branches of the new-leaved trees.

Date: 
June 25th, 2019
Time: 
3 pm servertime (8 pm UK)
Location: 
Meadow near Spire of Meeting, Rivendell (29.6S, 4.4W)
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