The Ancient Egyptian calendar was divided into three seasons of four months each.  Each month had three weeks of ten days each, on which the tenth (and later also the ninth) was a day of rest.  Click on a festival title below for more information.  Festivals with an asterisk * specifically concern Het-Hert.

Akhet, the Season of Inundation Month 1: Opening of the Year * Wag Festival of Wesir Festival of the "Departure" of Wesir (Abydos) Festival of Djehuty The Festival of Intoxication * Month 2: Festival of Ptah South of His Wall (Memphis) Opet Festival (Thebes) Month 3: Festival of the Voyage of Het-Hert * Month 4: Festival of the Winged Disk The Mysteries of Wesir

 

Peret, the Season of Growth Month 1: Festival of Nehebkau Festival of the Coronation of the Sacred Falcon (Edfu) Festival of the Return of the Wandering Goddess* Month 2: Festival of Victory (Edfu) Great Brand Festival Month 3: Small Brand Festival Festival of Amenhotep Month 4: Festival of Renenutet

 

Shomu, the Season of Harvest Month 1: Festival of Khonsu Festival of the Departure of Min Festival of Het-Hert's Giving Birth (Coming soon!) Month 2: Beautiful Feast of the Valley (Thebes) * Month 3: Festival of the Beautiful Reunion (Edfu and Dendera) * Month 4: Festival of Ra-Heru-Akhety

 

Epagomenal Days Festival of Wesir Festival of Heru Festival of Set Festival of Aset Festival of Nebet-Het