The Festival of the Hummingbirds – A Celebration of Beauty and Nature The week of August 22-28 has been dedicated to honoring and celebrating the incredible beauty and diversity of the tiny but mighty hummingbird. These small but spectacular birds…
Every year on April 22, people around the world come together to celebrate Earth Day. It’s a day dedicated to raising awareness about environmental issues and promoting solutions to protect our planet. But do you know why this specific date…
Thingyan, also known as the Water Festival, is a traditional Burmese festival that commemorates the start of the Burmese New Year. Celebrated from April 13-16, it is one of the biggest and most significant holidays in Myanmar. The festival is…
According to Catholic tradition, October 2 is dedicated to the Feast of the Guardian Angels. This feast day celebrates the belief that every person has a Guardian Angel who protects and guides them throughout their life on earth. The concept…
Abolition of Slavery Day is an annual observance held on February 1st to honor the official end of slavery in various countries around the world. This significant day serves not only as a reminder of the enduring struggles and sacrifices…
The small country of Suriname, located in the northeastern coast of South America, is home to a unique and exhilarating marathon that takes place every October. This one-of-a-kind event is a must-visit for all avid runners and adventure-seekers, as it…
On May 15th of every year, people around the world take a moment to celebrate the most important people in their lives – their teachers. This special day, called Teacher’s Day, is a time to honor and thank the individuals…
In a world where gender inequality is still prevalent, International Women’s Day holds utmost significance. Celebrated every year on March 8, this day is dedicated to recognizing and celebrating the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women.The origins of…
March 27 is a day dedicated to honoring the brave men and women who have served and continue to serve in our armed forces. Armed Forces Day is a time to recognize and pay tribute to the selfless sacrifice and…
Keti Koti, which means ‘Broken Chains’ in Surinamese, is an annual celebration of the abolition of slavery in the former Dutch colony of Suriname on July 1st. This day not only commemorates the end of the enslavement of African people…
The month of July holds great significance for many countries all over the world. It marks the commemoration of various historical events, both joyous and somber, that have shaped the course of our lives. One such event is Martyrs’ Day,…
Every May 1st, the streets of Paris come to life with an explosion of colors, music, and festivities. It’s a day that marks the start of spring and the coming of brighter, warmer days ahead. But more than that, it’s…
Prisoners play a crucial role in our society, whether we realize it or not. They serve as reminders of the consequences of breaking the law and also of the imperfections in our criminal justice system.On April 10 (2021), we celebrate…
Origins of the International Kite Festival The International Kite Festival has its origins in ancient Chinese and Indian cultures where kites were used for religious, ceremonial, and military purposes. In China, kites were believed to ward off evil spirits and…
In many parts of the world, April 25 is celebrated as Arbor Day. This day is dedicated to planting and caring for trees and other conservation activities. It is a day to remind ourselves of the importance of nature and…
Bulgaria is a country located in southeastern Europe, known for its rich culture and traditions. One of the most celebrated traditions in Bulgaria is the holiday of Baba Marta on March 1st. This holiday marks the beginning of spring and…
Fête de la République is a national holiday in France that is celebrated every year on October 10th. It is a day that holds great significance for the French people, as it commemorates the founding of the French Republic in…
March 21 marks the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, a day dedicated to promoting and protecting human rights and standing against racial discrimination. It was established in 1966 by the United Nations to commemorate the 1960 Sharpeville…
The month of September is filled with celebrations and festivities marking special occasions and honoring saints. One such tradition celebrated on September 4 is the Feast of San Marino and San Leo. This annual event is an important day for…
January 13th is an important day in the history of Brazil, as it marks the celebration of Dia dos Heróis Nacionais, or National Heroes’ Day. This day is dedicated to honoring and remembering the men and women who have contributed…
Accessible public spaces give communities a chance to gather and take part in celebrations of art, culture, and innovation. These are the exact reasons why people look forward to district exhibitions held every July and August. Apart from admiring the…
