Jāņi, also known as Summer Solstice, is one of the most beloved and widely celebrated holidays in Latvia. This annual event, held on June 24th, is a time of joy and festivities as the Latvian people welcome the summer season with open arms. From traditional rituals to delicious food, there’s no better way to experience…
Haiti, often referred to as the “Pearl of the Antilles”, is a small Caribbean country with a rich and vibrant cultural heritage. From its colorful art and music to its delicious cuisine and historic landmarks, Haiti has a lot to offer and this is why from May 18 to May 24, Haitians all over the…
The beautiful country of Latvia is home to many cultural events and celebrations that showcase its rich history and traditions. One such event that takes place every July is the Latvian Song and Dance Celebration. This event is a testimony to the resilience and spirit of the Latvian people, who have fought to preserve and…
It’s August, which means it’s time for the Riga City Festival! This festival is one of the biggest celebrations in all of Latvia, and is a must-visit for anyone in the area during this time of year. During the festival, the streets of Riga come alive with music, food, and countless activities for everyone to…
September 6 is observed as Capital Day in honor of the capital city of a country. For many nations, the capital city holds great significance, serving as the seat of government, cultural center, and economic hub. It is a day to recognize and celebrate the contributions of the capital city, its people, and its history….
August 15 – Islamic New Year (Public Holiday) The Islamic new year, also known as Hijri New Year or Arabic New Year, is a public holiday that is celebrated on the first day of Muharram (the first month in the Islamic calendar). This year, the new year falls on August 15th, according to the Gregorian…
Celebrate Nalumansi Day on February 8 with Delicious Recipes and Cultural Traditions February 8 is an important day for the people of Uganda as they celebrate Nalumansi Day. This day commemorates the life and legacy of Princess Nalumansi, a beloved figure in Ugandan history and culture. Princess Nalumansi was the granddaughter of the Kabaka (king)…
Celebrating With Style: A Guide to Ball Season The months of late January to February mark the height of ball season, where people come together to celebrate and dance the night away. From charity balls to debutante balls, there are plenty of events that require you to dress to impress. As an expert content writer…
Chin National Day – February 20 Chin National Day is a special occasion for the Chin people of Myanmar to honor their culture, traditions, and history. This annual celebration takes place every February 20, commemorating the Chin Revolution Day in 1948, when the Chin people united against oppression and fought for their independence. The celebration…
Myanmar is a country in Southeast Asia known for its beautiful temples, delicious food and vibrant culture. The country celebrates many festivals throughout the year, but one of the most significant and widely celebrated is the Myanmar New Year. This festival, also known as Thingyan, takes place annually on April 17 and is a time…
Mauritanian Women’s Day is a national holiday in Mauritania that is celebrated on April 10th every year. This day is an important occasion to celebrate the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women in Mauritania. From gaining the right to vote to taking on leadership roles in different sectors, women in Mauritania have made…
The Islamic New Year, also known as Hijri New Year or Arabic New Year, is the first day of the Islamic calendar. It marks the beginning of a new year in the lunar-based Islamic calendar, which is approximately eleven days shorter than the Gregorian calendar. This year, the Islamic New Year falls on August 20th,…
The sea has always been a constant source of livelihood for many people, especially fishermen. It is a risky but rewarding profession that requires a strong faith and perseverance. And for centuries, fishermen have looked to St. Nicholas as their patron and protector. This is the story of how a humble bishop became known as…
October 5th marks one of the most special days of the year: World Teachers’ Day. It is a day dedicated to recognizing the immense contribution of teachers in shaping the minds of future generations. Without teachers, we would not have doctors, engineers, artists, or any other profession for that matter. Their hard work and dedication…
November 30 – Bonfire Night (Kukeri): Celebrating the Beginning of Winter As the temperatures drop and the leaves start to fall, the celebrations of winter begin. One such celebration is November 30 – Bonfire Night (Kukeri), a traditional Bulgarian holiday that marks the start of the winter season. This ancient festival has been an important…
