The Summer Solstice, occurring between June 20-22, marks the longest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere. Ancient civilizations celebrated it differently. Various cultures today maintain traditions that celebrate nature, renewal, and the warmth of summer.
When it comes to 2,500 years, it blurs the lines between myths and history. In the case of Sappho, the different eras since 600 BCE affected her legacy in different ways.
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