Harvest celebrations are events that mark the gathering of crops at the end of a growing season. Farmers, families, and communities come together to recognize the harvest. These events may include shared meals, music, dances, and local traditions. Some celebrations involve giving thanks or displaying harvested foods.

Harvest celebrations take place in farming regions around the world, from rice harvest festivals in Asia to autumn festivals in Europe and the Americas. They usually happen in late summer or autumn, depending on the crops and climate. These events have been practiced for many generations. They are part of seasonal life in agricultural communities.