Christmas
Christmas at Hogwarts, first celebrated in Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, means twelve decorated trees in the Great Hall, singing armour, wizard crackers and a vast feast.
Christmas in the wizarding world gets its first full showing in Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, when Harry stays at Hogwarts over the holidays and discovers what the castle does with the season. A dozen towering trees line the Great Hall, decorated with everything from icicles to live fairies, the suits of armour are enchanted to sing carols, and the feast runs to mountains of roast turkey, flaming puddings, and wizard crackers that go off with rather more than a paper hat inside. Students may go home for the break or stay at school, and for Harry, used to counting himself lucky to get anything at all from the Dursleys, a Hogwarts Christmas with presents at the foot of the bed is something entirely new.
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