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Actually, local people are so fond of holidays that there was a holiday for any notable event, such as harvesting of some vegetable or fruit. For example, tourists can participate in the Festival of Potato in September. At the event, visitors can try different dishes with potato and watch music and dancing performances. Everyone is welcome to join the fun and enjoy the festive atmosphere. The Grape Festival is a no less interesting event that takes place in October. During this event, visitors can sample local wine and find suitable appetizers to the drink, such as seafood, cheese or olives. Dancing and music make this festival even more entertaining.

As traditions of Orthodox Christianity are cherished in Kavala, just like in the rest of the country, all religious holidays are widely celebrated. Easter, Theophany, and the Assumption of the Mother of Christ are the most important holidays. Celebrations to honor the three saints, namely, Saint Nicholas Day (patron saint of sailors and travelers, celebrated on December 6), Saint Demetrios Day (patron saint of military people, celebrated on October 26), and St. John the Russian’s Day (May 27). All religious holidays are always massively celebrated in the region. Tourists who visit Kavala during these celebrations can consider themselves lucky because they will be able to get acquainted with the local culture and heritage.
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