London awoke on midsummer's day to find there were giant snowballs in the street.
Its depths never see sunlight except, legend has it, on Midsummer Day.
In medieval Europe, cats of a darker hue were often burned on midsummer bonfires.
The novel I am writing now is very long, and begins on midsummer day in 1895.
A six-hour opera, set on midsummer's day, might seem an unusual choice for Christmas entertainment.
On midsummer days she and her colleagues can even tell time by it, as their ancestors did.
On midsummer's eve 1898, a strange and melancholy watch took place in the parish church of Rottingdean in Sussex.
THE crowds in Nuuk, Greenland's pretty coastal capital, marked the devolution of more powers from Denmark, on midsummer's day, with cheers, processions and flags.
The second Mendelssohn program, beginning on Wednesday, will center on the incidental music for "A Midsummer Night's Dream," and the third, next week, will offer "St.
A tennis date on New York City's only public red-clay courts on a midsummer weekend can mean a two- to three-hour wait.
