Hogmany

Hogmany is an annual holiday which is celebrated on the Isle of Berk. Hogmany is similar to modern day New Year's Eve.

Calling Hill Elves
During Hogmany, a traditional ritual intended to call in hill elves is practiced.

Troll Rituals
During Hogmany, a traditional ritual intended to drive trolls into the sea is practiced.

Preparing Gifts
During Hogmany, Vikings prepare gifts that they then leave on their neighbors' doorsteps.

Mistletoe Hanging
During Hogmany, Mistletoe is hung around the village.

Huldrefolk Dance
During Hogmany, dancers perform the traditional dance of the Huldrefolk.

Sunrise Watching
Hogmany marks the point where the sun rises above the horizon for the first time since the Winter Solstice, meaning that Vikings and dragons spend part of the holiday watching the sun rise for the first time in two weeks.

Fire Lighting
During Hogmany, Vikings twist wire and paper into small balls, which are then lit on fire by dragons, setting the sky ablaze with light leading down towards the sea.