Ethnography meets gastronomy in a lively debate about Trinity, folk traditions, and the festive table. Trinity is a holiday where the church calendar, folk beliefs, green branches, table songs, and home rituals intertwine. At the meeting, this topic will be explored through a lively debate between two experts: ethnologist and MIE researcher Vyacheslav Pechnyak and gastro expert Yakov Mozaev. The format is structured as a battle of minds, so there will be no dry lecture: instead, there will be an energetic exchange of versions, facts, everyday details, and gastronomic discoveries. Guests will learn what Trinity means in folk culture, how it was celebrated in villages and cities, which dishes and drinks were considered appropriate for the festive table, and why the question of the "correct" celebration is not as simple as it seems. An important part of the program is thematic treats. One of them is announced as a surprise, meaning that the discussion about traditions can be tested not only intellectually but also through taste. This approach helps to see the holiday not as a collection of beautiful symbols, but as part of everyday life, where ritual, food, song, and communication worked together. Ideas on where to go in Yekaterinburg are collected on our website.