The festival in Ethiopia that marks the end of the rainy season is called Enkutatash. This vibrant celebration features feasting, dancing, and cultural festivities, bringing communities together to welcome the new year. Enkutatash typically falls on September 11 (or 12 in leap years) and is celebrated with colorful traditional clothing, music, and various ceremonial traditions. Families and friends gather to exchange gifts and enjoy traditional dishes. The festival is a time of joy and reflection, highlighting the resilience and unity of the Ethiopian people.