Storytelling traditions manifest during various ethnic cultural festivals through oral narratives, performances, and rituals that reflect the community's heritage. These storytelling forms often include legends, folktales, and historical accounts shared through music, dance, and theatrical performances. Participants engage with the narratives, allowing for cultural transmission and preservation across generations. The stories often emphasize community values, morals, and lessons, fostering a sense of identity and belonging. Festivals serve as platforms for these traditions, bringing together diverse audiences to appreciate and celebrate the rich tapestry of shared histories and cultural expressions.