Which ancient mythological shopping festival featured merchants setting up stalls along the River Nile to honor the deity believed to control floods and harvests?

Throughout history, various cultures have celebrated special shopping or market festivals dedicated to mythological figures and deities. These events were often significant cultural touchpoints where commerce, spirituality, and community intersected. Test your knowledge about how ancient civilizations created retail experiences around their mythological beliefs—a fascinating precursor to modern seasonal shopping events and themed retail customer experiences.

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The Festival of Opet (honoring Amun-Ra)
The Feast of Hathor (goddess of joy and motherhood)
The Inundation of Hapi (god of the annual flooding)
The Market of Thoth (god of wisdom and commerce)