There is always something interesting happening in the municipality of Hajdina, and some events have become traditional, attracting more visitors every year.

In January, young and old gather at the fire station in Slovenija vas for košicenbal – pumpkin shelling. With folk singing, music, and dancing, they revive a once popular folk custom in the village.

February and March are marked by carnival celebrations. Koranti from Hajdina and Draženci and ploughmen from Gerečja vas and Skorba liven up the atmosphere in restaurants and at various gatherings in all seven villages, and they also gather in the central municipal square.

After Ash Wednesday, thoughts turn to spring chores, including pruning the Old Vine, and preparations for the pre-Easter period, with numerous celebrations of Women's Day and Mother's Day in between. During Easter, members of the tourist association, with the help of mountaineers, organize a workshop for making Easter bouquets, which can be purchased at stands in front of churches. The association also collaborates with primary schools to prepare a unique and interesting exhibition in the parish church, and every odd-numbered year, members of women's associations present their culinary delicacies and handmade crafts in the hall of the Hajdina Pensioners' Association.

At the end of April, residents from all villages compete in baking delicious pastries and other delicacies in the central municipal square, and in the last few days of the month, they invite fellow villagers and guests to erect May trees, light bonfires, play sports, and more.

May is the time when meadows turn green and blossom. The evening prayer gives village centers a special vibe, often appearing to observers like a scene from a postcard. The end of May marks the biggest children's event of the year – the Hajdina Market of Delicacies and Experiences, in which young and old alike happily participate.

In Gerečja vas, men and boys compete every year in mowing grass using traditional hand tools and newer, more modern machines. Singing and the rhythm of the accordion help the scythe cut the grass and flowers better. On Alojzijevo in June, there is a traditional gathering after the festive mass at the chapel in Gerečja vas, which is dedicated to the village patron saint, St. Alojzij. Many people cycle to this gathering. Many people cycle to this gathering. The July heat attracts people to a fishing competition with floats at the Žejne ribice pond in Draženec. In the pleasant shade of the hunting lodge in Zgornja Hajdina, you can see an exhibition of hunting trophies, pheasants, and partridges. At the end of September or beginning of October, we resume our autumn farm work.

At the end of September or beginning of October, we revive autumn farm work. At the Meglič farm in Skorba, corn is harvested by hand and husked (shelled) to the accompaniment of singing and music. In autumn, the village of Gerečja is dedicated to the traditional pumpkin festival. The fire station hosts an annual exhibition of pumpkins, pumpkin lanterns, and pumpkin dishes.

Autumn is especially beautiful during the grape harvest. It is particularly interesting in Skorba, where they preserve indigenous grape varieties grown on trellises. The Skorba Harvest and Pressing event brings together a cheerful crowd, and the villagers also choose their cellar master for the year.

Retirees traditionally organize an autumn gathering with roasted chestnuts, cider tasting, and folk singing. The event takes place every October in a different village. On St. Martin's Saturday in November, the municipality celebrates its municipal holiday with St. Martin's Day celebrations and the appointment of the cellar master of the municipality and parish of Hajdina. The tradition is preserved with the event From Must to Wine – Come to Hajdina.

In November, the village of Gerečja hosts a traditional women's paver-šnops tournament. In December, it is the turn of Draženci with their rezancijada – a traditional competition in the handmade production of homemade noodles and a gathering of women's and girls' associations and societies.

Before Christmas, the Church of St. Martin in Hajdina is filled with a festive atmosphere with performances by well-known Slovenian music groups. On St. Stephen's Day, there is an invitation to the Village Hall in Skorba for a traditional Christmas and New Year's concert with performances by local and guest groups.