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Every 9th of May, the Festival of Grandeur is celebrated with much enthusiasm. It's a holiday with archaic roots, but today it is mostly associated with lighting candles, helping strangers, bonding with friends, and preparing holiday-themed foods. It is officially celebrated for 1 week, but a generally festive atmosphere continues to fill the streets for weeks after the celebrations.

Every 4th of December, the Festival of Merchants is celebrated with a lot of fascination. It's a holiday with religious roots, but today it is mostly associated with dance parties, outdoor food parties, homemade gifts, and going out for dinner. It is officially celebrated for ten days, but decorations are often found well before and after that time as well.