Flag Day: November 7 – A Day to Celebrate Patriotism and Unity November 7 is a special day for many countries around the world as it is recognized as Flag Day. This day celebrates the national flag of a country and what it represents – freedom, unity, and patriotism. It is a day to honor…
On February 19 every year, Americans come together to celebrate the birthday of one of the most influential figures in our nation’s history – the President. This special day commemorates the life and achievements of past presidents, and also serves as a reminder of the important role our leaders play in shaping our country. But,…
Independence Day (November 29) in the South Caribbean Autonomous Region The South Caribbean Autonomous Region, also known as the Southern Caribbean Coast or the Costa Caribe Sur, is a coastal region in Nicaragua. It’s a melting pot of different ethnicities and cultures, with a strong Afro-Caribbean influence. This region is a hidden gem, known for…
June is an important month for the Turkmen people as it is the time of the Erauj Oguz celebration. This festival celebrates the rich culture and traditions of the Oguz Turks, a nomadic tribe that played a significant role in the history of Central Asia. The Erauj Oguz festival is a time when the Turkmen…
February 15th is a special day in the hearts of Russians, as it marks the celebration of the Day of Defenders of the Fatherland. This holiday, also known as Defender of the Fatherland Day, was originally created to honor the bravery and sacrifices of Russian soldiers who fought in World War II. Over time, it…
Africa Day is celebrated on May 25th every year to commemorate the formation of the African Union. This special day is a symbol of unity and strength for the African continent. As we celebrate Africa Day together, let us reflect on the rich history, diverse cultures, and promising future of this great continent. It is…
Lutsango LwamaNgwane is a traditional event celebrated by the Swazi people on December 11 every year. It is a time of joy, celebration and honoring the ancestors and their cultural beliefs. The word ‘Lutsango’ means ‘tradition’ and ‘LwamaNgwane’ refers to the proud and brave Swazi nation. This event is deeply rooted in the Swazi culture…
The Scenic Islands of Tuvalu Celebrate Their National Day – A Day of Joy and Pride Tuvalu, an island nation located in the South Pacific, celebrates their National Day on September 26 every year. It marks the day when the country gained their independence from the United Kingdom in 1978. It is a day of…
Portugal is known for its vibrant culture and lively festivals, and one of the most beloved events is the Festa do Sardinha, also known as the Sardine Festival. This annual festival celebrates the humble sardine, a staple of Portuguese cuisine, and takes place on June 12th and 13th. The festival is a feast for the…
February 4th – A Great Day for Independence In a world where many countries are still fighting for their freedom and independence, we get to celebrate a day when a great nation, Sri Lanka, gained its independence centuries ago. On February 4th, 1948, Sri Lanka gained its freedom from the British colonial rule after many…
Chuseok, also known as Hangawi, is a traditional Korean holiday that is celebrated on the 15th day of the 8th lunar month. This year, the date falls on September 9. It is one of the most important festivals in Korea and is similar to the American holiday of Thanksgiving. It is a time to give…
August 15: National Liberation Day – Celebrating the Freedom to Be Who We Are August 15 marks National Liberation Day, a day of commemoration for the brave men and women who fought for the freedom of their country and their people. It is a day that reminds us to never take our liberty and independence…
Every year, on September 21, the people of Myanmar celebrate Mon National Day – a day that holds great significance and cultural importance for the Mon community. It is a day that is filled with festivities, traditional ceremonies, and heartfelt gatherings to honor the history, heritage, and customs of this ancient ethnic group. The Mon…
The Tradition of Maroon New Year The Maroon New Year is a special time of year for many communities around the world. It is a celebration that marks the beginning of a new year on the Maroon calendar, typically falling in the months of December and January. This holiday is steeped in rich cultural and…
March 21st marks an important day for the people of Haiti – Benoit Batraville Day*. This day is dedicated to honoring the hardworking immigrant workers from Haiti, who have contributed greatly to the growth and development of their adopted home countries. It is a celebration of their resilience, strength, and determination in the face of…
