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Fields of Mistria Calendar: Festival Dates, Weekly Events & Birthdays

The full Fields of Mistria calendar — every festival date, the weekly Saturday Market and Friday Night at the Inn, villager birthdays, and the 28-day season structure.

Updated: 2026-08-31 · By Fields of Mistria Guide

How the year is structured

Mistria runs on a four-season year, and each season lasts 28 days. Festivals fall on fixed calendar dates, so you can plan farming, fishing, and mining around them. (A few events shown as "not yet implemented" in the wiki are excluded below — only dated, in-game events are listed.)

Annual festival calendar

SeasonDayFestival
Spring17Spring Festival
Summer28Shooting Star Festival
Fall10Harvest Festival
Fall28Halloween Festival
Winter10Animal Festival
Winter24Gift Festival
Winter28New Year's Eve

The Harvest Festival (Fall 10) is the headline Fall event — see the Harvest Festival guide for the Queen Berry contest and dance details.

Weekly events

These repeat every week once unlocked:

  • Saturday Market — weekly on Saturdays after you complete the "Repair the Bridge" story quest. Taliferro and Wheedle join as vendors (Wheedle after you finish upgrading the Saturday Market).
  • Friday Night at the Inn — a weekly gathering of the townsfolk with several storylines.
  • Dates — player-initiated events you can schedule (day-of) twice per week: once on Saturday and once on Sunday, after you unlock Dating.

Villager birthdays

Gifting on a birthday gives a bigger friendship boost. Key birthdays by season:

  • Spring: Ryis (4), Olric (10), Taliferro (13), March (16), Luc (21), Caldarus (25)
  • Summer: Elsie (2), Vera (6), Balor (10), Celine (14), Josephine (16), Eiland (20), Zorel (23), Nora (24), Maple (26)
  • Fall: Valen (1), Landen (4), Merri (6), Reina (12), Holt (14), Dozy (16), Louis (20), Terithia (22), Juniper (26)
  • Winter: Priestess (2), Dell (3), Wheedle (6), Henrietta (7), Hayden (8), Errol (11), Darcy (18), Adeline (18), Hemlock (23), Stillwell (27)

Planning tips

  1. Backward-count crop growth from Day 28 of each season — outdoor seasonal crops wither when the season ends.
  2. Reserve rainy/windy days for weather-locked fish (e.g. Bluefish needs rain/storm; Leaf Fish needs Wind in Fall).
  3. Keep festival days free — they have scripted activities you do not want to miss.
  4. Greenhouse crops grow year-round, so they are exempt from the Day-28 cutoff.

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