Star Warssuper fans and Galaxys Edge enthusiasts, it looks like you may have something exciting to look forward to at the Disney Parks. A new book by Lucasfilm and Walt Disney Imagineering suggest that a few new festivals could be coming to the theme parks in the future.

The Travelers Guide to Batuu will serve as an in-world travel guide to the Black Spire Outpost village on the Star Wars planet of Batuu. And, according to local southern California news source the OC Register, the book contains some valuable information about what may be celebrated at Galaxys Edge in the future.

OC Register says that, according to theTravelers Guide to Batuu,there are threelocal Batuuan festivals in the Spring, Fall and Winter, which are major annual holidays with unique traditions.

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Black Spire Day is celebrated every year on May the Fourth. Unfortunately, this year, both Galaxys Edge lands at Disneyland Resort and Walt Disney World Resort were closed on May 4, 2020, so we didnt have the chance to see what all the fun was about on Black Spire Day on Batuu. But heres a bit more about it:

On this happy holiday locals decorate the outpost with pieces like colorful tarps, ribbons and flowers. Locals sing traditional songs, feast and tie wishes to the Trilon tree. Sometimes the evening ends in a procession through the outpost with a fireworks display.

Every fall, the Batuuan Harvest Festival is said to take place, as stated in theTravelers Guide.The book says that it honors the gold dust, the Batuu planets most valuable resource.

Only during this festival does crime boss Oga Garra consider allowing her valuable commodity of golden lichen to be used in special drinks and dishes. The outpost itself is decorated in golden hued banners streamers and locals have been known to enhance their garb with similar colors.

The third festival described in the book is called Life Day:

On Batuu, locals celebrate the ideals of peace, harmony and freedom for all beings no matter how different they may appear. Festive decor can be seen throughout Batuu and at the close of Life Day everyone gathers around the black spire to sing songs and spread good cheer to one another.

Note that right now, we dont yet know what it will be like to experience these events at Black Spire Outpost in Galaxys Edge. Since the lands opened in 2019, these festivals havent been celebrated. However, as theTravelers Guide to Batuuis a new book being published, we wouldnt be surprised if Disney made the decision to celebrate these three festivals in the theme parks annually. It would serve to further establish the theme of the land and the culture of the people who live there.

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Well definitely keep our eyes peeled for any upcoming events coming to Star Wars: Galaxys Edge at the Disney Parks! Disney hasnt yet made any announcements for what we can expect when it comes to possible Galaxys Edge festivals at Disneyland and Hollywood Studios, but this new book sure does spark our curiosity.

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We also reported this week that Disney has announced another new book (The Art of Star Wars: Galaxys Edge) that details the creation of Star Wars: Galaxys Edge, the most recent land that opened at Disneyland in California and Disneys Hollywood Studios in Florida.

Disney Parks Blog says that the book which was created in collaboration with Walt Disney Imagineering and Lucasfilm, just like Galaxys Edge features never before seen artwork as well as exclusive interviews about the lands creation from artists at Walt Disney Imagineering, Lucasfilm and many others, this book offers an inside look at what goes into making an immersive Star Wars destination.

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