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Fields of Mistria Calendar

Use the complete Fields of Mistria calendar for every birthday, festival, weekly event, season deadline, and gift-planning date.

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Quick answer: Every season has 28 days. Check the next seven days each Monday, keep birthday gifts in a chest near the farm exit, and finish seasonal crops and collection targets before day 28.

Complete birthday calendar

Birthdays are fixed each year. A birthday gift is more valuable than the same gift on an ordinary day, so save scarce loved items for the dates below. The linked gift guide gives renewable alternatives when you do not have a loved item.

SeasonDayCharacterEasy item to prepare
Spring4RyisWood
Spring10OlricCopper Ore
Spring13TaliferroBeet Soup
Spring16MarchCopper Ore
Spring21LucAnt or Butterfly
Spring25CaldarusBeet Soup
Summer2ElsieChrysanthemum
Summer6VeraBeet Salad
Summer10BalorGold Ore
Summer14CelineDaisy or Catmint
Summer16JosephineChili Pepper
Summer20EilandBerries and Cream
Summer23ZorelRed Toadstool
Summer24NoraBaked Potato
Summer26MapleBlackberry or Daisy
Fall1ValenDandelion
Fall4LandenWood
Fall6MerriWood
Fall12ReinaCheese
Fall14HoltPotato or Beet
Fall16DozyCarrot
Fall20LouisCattail Fluff
Fall22TerithiaBreaded Catfish
Fall26JuniperMorel Mushroom
Winter2PriestessCheck the Social menu after meeting her
Winter3DellApple or Wood
Winter6WheedleGold Ore
Winter7HenriettaApple or Broccoli
Winter8HaydenCheese or Butter
Winter11ErrolApple
Winter13DarcyApple
Winter18AdelineLemon
Winter23HemlockBasil or Chili Pepper
Winter27StillwellCoffee

Festival and recurring-event dates

Only plan around events that are currently implemented. Some named celebrations exist in game data or community calendars but cannot yet be attended; those are separated below so they do not waste a day of preparation.

DateEventWhat to do before it
Every FridayFriday Night at the InnEnter the Sleeping Dragon Inn after 6:00 PM for rotating group scenes
Every SaturdaySaturday MarketRepair the bridge first; bring money and check the rotating vendors
Spring 17Spring FestivalCollect Breath of Spring and enter before the event window closes
Summer 28Shooting Star FestivalFinish normal chores early and attend the evening event
Fall 10Harvest FestivalPrepare festival entries and leave inventory space
Winter 10Animal FestivalCheck animal-care and festival requirements beforehand
Saturday or SundayDating activityOnce Dating status is unlocked, use one weekend date opportunity

The Cooking Contest, Beach Day, Crop Festival, Halloween Festival, Gift Festival, and New Year's Eve are named calendar events but are not currently playable festivals. Do not reserve items or route your day around them until the game itself adds an invitation or quest marker.

Season-by-season planning checklist

Spring: unlock the town loop

Prioritize the bridge repair, early tool access, the Saturday Market, and crops that can repay their seed cost before the month ends. The Spring Festival falls on day 17, while Ryis and March have early birthdays. Start saving a loved or liked gift immediately rather than searching on the birthday itself.

Summer: protect time for collections

Summer has six birthdays, the densest birthday schedule of the year. Keep labeled gift stacks and combine deliveries with shop, beach, and museum routes. The Shooting Star Festival is on the final day, so harvest and ship crops before the evening.

Fall: push upgrades without overplanting

The Harvest Festival arrives on day 10. Fall is also a strong crop-profit season, but a large field can consume the time needed for mining and town upgrades. Use the best crops guide to compare raw returns instead of planting only by sale price.

Winter: gifts, animals, and missing sets

Winter has ten birthdays and the Animal Festival on day 10. Crops still grow normally, so Snow Peas can fund the month while you finish cold-season fish, insects, and forage. Check the museum checklist before selling the first copy of a seasonal find.

Crop and collection deadlines

A crop only advances on a watered day. Missing a watering does not kill it; growth pauses, which still makes late-season planting risky. Use this rule before buying seed:

last safe planting day = 28 - days to first harvest

For regrowing crops, plant as close to day 1 as possible. Each missed regrowth cycle permanently reduces the season's return. For fish and insects, note the season, weather, location, and time window together; arriving in the correct season is not enough when rain or nighttime is also required.

A simple weekly calendar routine

  1. On Monday, review birthdays and weather-sensitive museum gaps for the next seven days.
  2. Put intended gifts in a dedicated chest and keep one renewable liked gift as a backup.
  3. Reserve festival day inventory space before doing normal chores and check the quest guide for any event-linked objective.
  4. On day 20, stop buying slow seeds unless the growth time clearly fits.
  5. On day 27, harvest anything ready and remove expendable crops only if you need to redesign the field.
  6. On day 28, finish seasonal catches and ship items before attending an evening event.

Calendar FAQ

How long is a season in Fields of Mistria?

Each season lasts 28 days. The next season begins immediately after day 28.

Do crops die if I forget to water them?

No. An unwatered crop pauses its growth for that day. It can still fail to finish before the season changes, so recalculate the remaining watered days.

Where should I check a character's current birthday and gift data?

Use the in-game Social menu as the final authority after meeting a character. This calendar is cross-checked against the current public game references, while character pages provide route-specific help.

Are unimplemented festivals included in the main schedule?

No. They are listed separately and clearly labeled so the playable calendar remains actionable.

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