Rain dances have been a vital part of agricultural societies, performed to invoke rain for crops. Performed during dry seasons to ensure water sources. Often tied to belief systems that honor ancestors and nature.

Traditional dances in many cultures are used to invoke rains. Conducted to mark agricultural seasons. [Asian Cultures] Often infused with storytelling elements about creation and sustenance.

Celtic rituals included dances to honor deities associated with agriculture and rain. Performed during seasonal festivals. [Celtic] Integrates elements of folklore and myth about nature.

Rain dances are part of various rituals to invoke deities for blessings of rain. Integral to agricultural festivals, celebration of the monsoon. [South Asian] [Hindu] Often includes elaborate music and dance performances for deities.