The celebration that revolves around the sharing of food and spirits during Mabon is a fall equinox festival. Mabon is recognized as the second harvest festival in the Pagan tradition, symbolizing a time of balance and reflection as day and night are equal. Communities engage in feasting, often featuring seasonal foods like apples, squash, and grains, emphasizing gratitude for the harvest. Participants may also partake in rituals that honor nature, celebrate abundance, and acknowledge the changing seasons. Mabon encourages sharing not just food but also stories and traditions, strengthening communal bonds and reinforcing connections to the land and its cycles.