On the first day of May, various cultures continue the ancient tradition of May Day, a celebration of spring and nature. This day often involves community gatherings, the decoration of Maypoles, and festivities honoring fertility and the renewal of life. In many European cultures, it signifies the arrival of summer and incorporates singing, dancing, and feasting. Labor Day also overlaps with this celebration, highlighting workers' rights. Modern participants embrace the spirit of celebration and unity, reflecting on cultural heritage and the importance of the natural world.