Uatchit

What I do know is that we have Mesut Nepra, which is the biggest festival we hold. It is celebrated during the last two weeks of the second season (would be summer but it's always summer here haha) and it is dedicated to Neper - the god of grain, to the hottest days of the desert and the produce we got. The last day of the festival also indicates the first day of the third season and the first day of another festival that's dedicated to the grape vine harvest.
During Mesut Nepra, a healthy black polycephallic bull called Bekh is adorned with linens, jewellery and flowers, then escorted through the city on the first day to a shrine where he can reside for the next two weeks and get spoiled by all the denizens. He's also accompanied by other oxen and donkeys who carry around baskets of produce that are ready to be eaten or taken. The streets and the temples are then adorned with lots of flowers and palm leaves, there are wooden stands filled with produce, artefacts, herbs, amulets, trinkets, linens and so on that people can buy or trade for.
Then Wadjet holds the biannual gatherings for the harvest of the desert grape vine; first one on the first day of the third season, second one on the first day of the first season. Her closest family, friends or anyone who wants, which is usually 50% of the clan, gathers at her villa to help with the grape harvest, preparation, culinary and domestic jobs, to drink and dine and just to have a good time.