Festival of Feasts

Byzantine diners in purple-and-gold robes share an ornate low banquet on carpets in a modern urban park.

(AKA Feastival AKA Feastivus)

Wow!! They really outdid themselves this year! I listed these in chronological order.

Paleolithic diners in hides eat roasted meat around a low fire in a modern city park as joggers pass behind them.
Paleolithic feast — Upper Paleolithic Europe, c. 20,000 BCE.
Neolithic diners in woven tunics share grains, bread, fruit, and clay vessels on mats beside a modern park path.
Neolithic feast — the Levant, c. 7000 BCE.
Bronze Age diners in draped garments share a low wooden feast with bronze cups and pottery in a modern city park.
Bronze Age feast — the Aegean, c. 1600 BCE.
Ancient Egyptian diners in white linen and jeweled collars feast at low tables while attendants hold feather fans.
Ancient Egyptian feast — Thebes during the New Kingdom, c. 1400 BCE.
Iron Age diners in wool tunics share bread and bowls on blankets, with shields and spears beside them in a modern park.
Iron Age feast — Britain, c. 300 BCE.
Roman feasters recline around a lavish spread in a city park while armored guards stand watch and joggers pass.
Roman feast — Rome, c. 100 CE.
Byzantine diners in purple-and-gold robes share an ornate low banquet on carpets in a modern urban park.
Byzantine feast — Constantinople, c. 800 CE.
Viking diners in wool, fur, and leather feast at rough wooden tables with shields and drinking horns nearby.
Viking feast — Scandinavia, c. 950 CE.
Medieval diners in period dress gather at a long outdoor feast with banners and guards in a modern park.
Medieval feast — England, c. 1350 CE.
Aztec diners in feathered regalia and woven garments share food from painted pottery on mats in a city park.
Aztec feast — Tenochtitlan, c. 1500 CE.
Benin courtiers in coral-bead regalia and patterned robes share a formal feast with brass vessels in a modern city park.
Kingdom of Benin court feast — Benin City, c. 1600 CE.
Mughal courtiers in jeweled robes and turbans dine on carpets amid brass vessels, fruit, and attendants in a modern park.
Mughal feast — Agra, c. 1650 CE.
Edo-period diners in kimono share lacquered dishes beneath parasols and cherry blossoms in a modern city park.
Edo-period hanami feast — Edo, c. 1750 CE.
Rococo guests in pastel gowns, brocade coats, and powdered wigs dine at an ornate table in a modern park.
Rococo feast — France, c. 1770 CE.
Contemporary guests share a lavish white-tablecloth picnic with flowers and wine in a sunny city park.
Contemporary feast — North America, 2020s.
Futuristic diners in metallic clothing sit around a reflective high-tech banquet table in a modern park.
Futuristic feast — North America, late 22nd century.