Homecoming week is a week-long celebration that typically occurs in the fall, usually in late September or early October. It is an annual tradition in the United States where people, towns, high schools, and colleges come together to celebrate. The week is filled with activities and events that build school spirit and excitement for the upcoming football game and dance. Each day of the week has a different theme, such as "crazy hat day" or "twin day," where students dress up according to the theme. Throughout the week, many schools engage in special dress-up days, sometimes called "Spirit Week," where students are allowed to wear clothing suitable to the theme, leading to the homecoming. One of the highlights of homecoming week is the pep rally, which is a high-energy event where students gather in the gymnasium or auditorium to show their school spirit. The cheerleaders and band perform, and the football team is introduced. The pep rally is a way for students to show their support for their team and build excitement for the football game. Homecoming week culminates in a football game and a dance.