Indigenous cultures across North America celebrate the summer solstice with a range of rituals honoring the sun and the changing seasons. These celebrations often include ceremonies involving traditional music, dance, and storytelling. Celebrations may be marked by feasting, drumming, and communal gatherings that reconnect participants with nature. Some tribes use the longest day of the year to offer gratitude for sustenance and to strengthen cultural ties, reflecting the interconnectedness of their community and the natural world.