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Mother's Day (Samoa)
2026-05-10 - 2026-05-11
Mother's Day in Samoa is one of the country's most cherished celebrations, honoring mothers through church services, family feasts, and cultural traditions that highlight their central role in Samoan society.
When is Mother's Day?
In Samoa, Mother's Day is celebrated on the second Sunday in May each year, and the following Monday is also declared a national public holiday.
The following is the list of Mother's Day Holiday (Monday) from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

Mother's DayMay 11, 2020Monday

Mother's DayMay 10, 2021Monday

Mother's DayMay 09, 2022Monday

Mother's DayMay 15, 2023Monday

Mother's DayMay 13, 2024Monday

Mother's DayMay 12, 2025Monday

Mother's DayMay 11, 2026Monday

Mother's DayMay 10, 2027Monday

Mother's DayMay 15, 2028Monday

Mother's DayMay 14, 2029Monday

Mother's DayMay 13, 2030Monday

Mother's DayMay 12, 2031Monday

Mother's DayMay 10, 2032Monday

Mother's DayMay 16, 2033Monday

Mother's DayMay 15, 2034Monday

Mother's DayMay 14, 2035Monday

Mother's DayMay 12, 2036Monday

Mother's DayMay 11, 2037Monday

Mother's DayMay 10, 2038Monday

Mother's DayMay 16, 2039Monday

Mother's DayMay 14, 2040Monday

Mother's DayMay 13, 2041Monday

Mother's DayMay 12, 2042Monday

Mother's DayMay 11, 2043Monday

Mother's DayMay 16, 2044Monday

Mother's DayMay 15, 2045Monday

Mother's DayMay 14, 2046Monday

Mother's DayMay 13, 2047Monday

Mother's DayMay 11, 2048Monday

Mother's DayMay 10, 2049Monday

The History of Mother's Day?
The modern idea of Mother's Day began in the early 20th century, popularized in the United States by Anna Jarvis in 1908 and later adopted internationally. Christian churches, especially in the Pacific, were early promoters of the celebration, tying it to religious services and family values.
Samoa, with its strong Christian foundation and emphasis on family and respect for parents, embraced Mother's Day early in the 20th century through church influence.
By the mid-1900s, it had become a well-established observance in Samoan communities, marked with special church services, family gatherings and feasting.
Recognizing the importance of mothers in both family life and Samoan society, the Government of Samoa declared Mother's Day a public holiday, making it unique among Pacific nations.
Mother's Day is one of Samoa's most beloved holidays, blending Christian devotion, Samoan cultural traditions and modern gifting customs. It symbolizes the central role of women and mothers in Samoan social life, and the extra public holiday highlights how deeply valued motherhood is in the nation.

King's Birthday (New Zealand)
2026-06-01
King's Birthday in New Zealand, , honors the reigning monarch (currently King Charles III) and includes official ceremonies, the Honours List, and community celebrations, while also serving as a valued long weekend for the public.
When is King's Day?
King's Day is celebrated on the first Monday in June every year.
The following is the list of King's Day from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

Queen's BirthdayJun 01, 2020Monday

Queen's BirthdayJun 07, 2021Monday

Queen's BirthdayJun 06, 2022Monday

King's BirthdayJun 05, 2023Monday

King's BirthdayJun 03, 2024Monday

King's BirthdayJun 02, 2025Monday

King's BirthdayJun 01, 2026Monday

King's BirthdayJun 07, 2027Monday

King's BirthdayJun 05, 2028Monday

King's BirthdayJun 04, 2029Monday

King's BirthdayJun 03, 2030Monday

King's BirthdayJun 02, 2031Monday

King's BirthdayJun 07, 2032Monday

King's BirthdayJun 06, 2033Monday

King's BirthdayJun 05, 2034Monday

King's BirthdayJun 04, 2035Monday

King's BirthdayJun 02, 2036Monday

King's BirthdayJun 01, 2037Monday

King's BirthdayJun 07, 2038Monday

King's BirthdayJun 06, 2039Monday

King's BirthdayJun 04, 2040Monday

King's BirthdayJun 03, 2041Monday

King's BirthdayJun 02, 2042Monday

King's BirthdayJun 01, 2043Monday

King's BirthdayJun 06, 2044Monday

King's BirthdayJun 05, 2045Monday

King's BirthdayJun 04, 2046Monday

King's BirthdayJun 03, 2047Monday

King's BirthdayJun 01, 2048Monday

King's BirthdayJun 07, 2049Monday

The History of King's Day?
The tradition of celebrating the monarch's birthday in New Zealand dates back to the 19th century, when the country was a British colony. Early observances were held on the actual birthday of the reigning monarch, with ceremonies, parades, and official functions marking the occasion.
Because each monarch had a different birthday, the holiday date changed over time, which was inconvenient for planning public events.
In 1937, during the reign of King George VI, New Zealand adopted the practice of celebrating the monarch's "official birthday" on the first Monday in June.
This mirrored the United Kingdom, which had already established a similar tradition, ensuring a consistent annual public holiday regardless of the sovereign's real birth date.
Under Queen Elizabeth II (1952–2022), the holiday was known as Queen's Birthday and became one of New Zealand's most enduring public holidays.
It was marked by the release of the Queen's Birthday Honours List, recognizing New Zealanders for achievements in public service, arts, sports, and other fields.
With the accession of King Charles III in 2022, the holiday was renamed King's Birthday. Today, the King's Birthday (first Monday in June) remains a national public holiday in New Zealand.

International Children's Day (Romania)
2026-06-01
International Children's Day in Romania honors the rights, joy, and well-being of children. It is a day filled with festivals, outdoor games, and family activities, celebrating childhood, love, and the importance of nurturing future generations.
When is International Children's Day?
International Children's Day is celebrated on June 1 every year.
The following is the list of International Children's Day from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

International Children's DayJun 01, 2020Monday

International Children's DayJun 01, 2021Tuesday

International Children's DayJun 01, 2022Wednesday

International Children's DayJun 01, 2023Thursday

International Children's DayJun 01, 2024Saturday

International Children's DayJun 01, 2025Sunday

International Children's DayJun 01, 2026Monday

International Children's DayJun 01, 2027Tuesday

International Children's DayJun 01, 2028Thursday

International Children's DayJun 01, 2029Friday

International Children's DayJun 01, 2030Saturday

International Children's DayJun 01, 2031Sunday

International Children's DayJun 01, 2032Tuesday

International Children's DayJun 01, 2033Wednesday

International Children's DayJun 01, 2034Thursday

International Children's DayJun 01, 2035Friday

International Children's DayJun 01, 2036Sunday

International Children's DayJun 01, 2037Monday

International Children's DayJun 01, 2038Tuesday

International Children's DayJun 01, 2039Wednesday

International Children's DayJun 01, 2040Friday

International Children's DayJun 01, 2041Saturday

International Children's DayJun 01, 2042Sunday

International Children's DayJun 01, 2043Monday

International Children's DayJun 01, 2044Wednesday

International Children's DayJun 01, 2045Thursday

International Children's DayJun 01, 2046Friday

International Children's DayJun 01, 2047Saturday

International Children's DayJun 01, 2048Monday

International Children's DayJun 01, 2049Tuesday

The History of International Children's Day?
The idea of dedicating a day to children emerged in the early 20th century, amid growing global concern for children's welfare, education, and protection. The first Children's Day was celebrated in 1925, following the World Conference on Child Welfare held in Geneva, Switzerland.
After the devastating effects of World War II, the need to safeguard children's rights became even more urgent. In 1950, under the influence of the International Union for Child Welfare and UNICEF, June 1 was officially designated as International Children's Day in many countries, especially in Eastern Europe and Asia.
Romania began celebrating International Children's Day on June 1, 1950, during the post-war period when many nations sought to highlight children's protection and education. At that time, Romania, as part of the Eastern Bloc, adopted the observance following the initiative promoted by the Soviet Union and supported by UNESCO and UNICEF. The day quickly became a national celebration of childhood, emphasizing the importance of health, happiness, and education for all children.
Over the decades, International Children's Day became more than just a celebration, it became a platform for advocacy. Romania played an active role in promoting child protection laws and supporting the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, adopted by the United Nations in 1989 and ratified by Romania in 1990. The convention set international standards for ensuring children's rights to life, development, education, safety, and participation.
Today, June 1 is a public holiday in Romania, recognized officially since 2017, allowing families to spend time together. The day reflects Romania's long-standing commitment to child welfare and human rights, aligning with its global and European partnerships in child protection initiatives.

Queen Suthida's Birthday
2026-06-03
Queen Suthida Bajrasudhabimalalakshana, the Queen of Thailand and consort of King Maha Vajiralongkorn (Rama X), celebrates her birthday each year. It is recognized as a national holiday in Thailand, marked with national ceremonies, decorations, and expressions of loyalty and respect to the monarchy.
When is Queen Suthida's Birthday?
Queen Suthida's Birthday is celebrated on June 3 each year.
The following is the list of Queen Suthida's Birthday from 2020 to 2029.

HolidayDateWeekday

Queen Suthida's BirthdayJun 03, 2020Wednesday

Queen Suthida's BirthdayJun 03, 2021Thursday

Queen Suthida's BirthdayJun 03, 2022Friday

Queen Suthida's BirthdayJun 03, 2023Saturday

Queen Suthida's BirthdayJun 03, 2024Monday

Queen Suthida's BirthdayJun 03, 2025Tuesday

Queen Suthida's BirthdayJun 03, 2026Wednesday

Queen Suthida's BirthdayJun 03, 2027Thursday

Queen Suthida's BirthdayJun 03, 2028Saturday

Queen Suthida's BirthdayJun 03, 2029Sunday

Queen Suthida's BirthdayJun 03, 2030Monday

Queen Suthida's BirthdayJun 03, 2031Tuesday

Queen Suthida's BirthdayJun 03, 2032Thursday

Queen Suthida's BirthdayJun 03, 2033Friday

Queen Suthida's BirthdayJun 03, 2034Saturday

Queen Suthida's BirthdayJun 03, 2035Sunday

Queen Suthida's BirthdayJun 03, 2036Tuesday

Queen Suthida's BirthdayJun 03, 2037Wednesday

Queen Suthida's BirthdayJun 03, 2038Thursday

Queen Suthida's BirthdayJun 03, 2039Friday

Queen Suthida's BirthdayJun 03, 2040Sunday

Queen Suthida's BirthdayJun 03, 2041Monday

Queen Suthida's BirthdayJun 03, 2042Tuesday

Queen Suthida's BirthdayJun 03, 2043Wednesday

Queen Suthida's BirthdayJun 03, 2044Friday

Queen Suthida's BirthdayJun 03, 2045Saturday

Queen Suthida's BirthdayJun 03, 2046Sunday

Queen Suthida's BirthdayJun 03, 2047Monday

Queen Suthida's BirthdayJun 03, 2048Wednesday

Queen Suthida's BirthdayJun 03, 2049Thursday

The History of Queen Suthida's Birthday?
Suthida Tidjai was born on June 3, 1978 in Hat Yai, Songkhla Province, southern Thailand. Queen Suthida studied communication arts and worked as a flight attendant for Thai Airways International before entering royal service.
In 2014, Suthida entered royal service and was appointed Commander of the Crown Prince's Household Guard. She quickly rose through the military ranks, achieving the title of General in the Royal Thai Army.
On May 1, 2019, just days before King Rama X's coronation, she was officially married to the king in a televised royal ceremony, and given the title Queen Suthida Bajrasudhabimalalakshana.
Following her elevation to Queen, June 3 was declared a national holiday in Thailand starting in 2019, to honor Her Majesty's birthday. This follows Thai royal tradition, where the birthdays of reigning monarchs and their consorts are observed as public holidays.

Randol Fawkes Labour Day
2026-06-05
Randol Fawkes Labour Day, often simply called Labour Day, is a public holiday honoring the achievements of workers, the trade union movement, and especially Sir Randol Fawkes, the man known as the "Father of Labour" in the country.
When is Randol Fawkes Labour Day?
Randol Fawkes Labour Day is celebrated on the first Friday in June.
The following is the list of Randol Fawkes Labour Day from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

Randol Fawkes Labour DayJun 05, 2020Friday

Randol Fawkes Labour DayJun 04, 2021Friday

Randol Fawkes Labour DayJun 03, 2022Friday

Randol Fawkes Labour DayJun 02, 2023Friday

Randol Fawkes Labour DayJun 07, 2024Friday

Randol Fawkes Labour DayJun 06, 2025Friday

Randol Fawkes Labour DayJun 05, 2026Friday

Randol Fawkes Labour DayJun 04, 2027Friday

Randol Fawkes Labour DayJun 02, 2028Friday

Randol Fawkes Labour DayJun 01, 2029Friday

Randol Fawkes Labour DayJun 07, 2030Friday

Randol Fawkes Labour DayJun 06, 2031Friday

Randol Fawkes Labour DayJun 04, 2032Friday

Randol Fawkes Labour DayJun 03, 2033Friday

Randol Fawkes Labour DayJun 02, 2034Friday

Randol Fawkes Labour DayJun 01, 2035Friday

Randol Fawkes Labour DayJun 06, 2036Friday

Randol Fawkes Labour DayJun 05, 2037Friday

Randol Fawkes Labour DayJun 04, 2038Friday

Randol Fawkes Labour DayJun 03, 2039Friday

Randol Fawkes Labour DayJun 01, 2040Friday

Randol Fawkes Labour DayJun 07, 2041Friday

Randol Fawkes Labour DayJun 06, 2042Friday

Randol Fawkes Labour DayJun 05, 2043Friday

Randol Fawkes Labour DayJun 03, 2044Friday

Randol Fawkes Labour DayJun 02, 2045Friday

Randol Fawkes Labour DayJun 01, 2046Friday

Randol Fawkes Labour DayJun 07, 2047Friday

Randol Fawkes Labour DayJun 05, 2048Friday

Randol Fawkes Labour DayJun 04, 2049Friday

The History of Randol Fawkes Labour Day?
Randol Francis Fawkes (1924–2000) was a lawyer, politician, and labor activist. He founded the Bahamas Federation of Labour and became the nation's leading defender of workers' rights.
His most pivotal moment came during the 1967 general election, when he held the balance of power in a tied parliament (18 seats each for the two main parties). By supporting the Progressive Liberal Party (PLP), Fawkes enabled the formation of the first majority-rule government, ending centuries of minority (white elite) political dominance.
This act positioned him as a national hero, not just for workers, but for the democratic advancement of The Bahamas.
Labour Day in The Bahamas began as a way to celebrate the contributions of Bahamian working-class citizens and recognize the struggles of labor unions for better wages and working conditions.
While exact dates vary for when the holiday was first observed informally, Labour Day was already celebrated by the mid-20th century.
In 2013, the Bahamian government officially renamed the holiday "Randol Fawkes Labour Day" through an Act of Parliament.
This change formally linked Labour Day with Fawkes' legacy, honoring his role in advancing both workers' rights and national democracy.

National Day (Portugal)
2026-06-10
National Day in Portugal honors Luís de Camões, the 16th-century poet who wrote Os Lusíadas, Portugal's national epic celebrating its Age of Discoveries. The holiday commemorates Portuguese history, culture, and global identity. It also pays tribute to Portuguese communities abroad, reflecting the nation's unity across continents.
When is National Day?
National Day in Portugal is celebrated on June 10 every year.
The following is the list of National Day from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

National DayJun 10, 2020Wednesday

National DayJun 10, 2021Thursday

National DayJun 10, 2022Friday

National DayJun 10, 2023Saturday

National DayJun 10, 2024Monday

National DayJun 10, 2025Tuesday

National DayJun 10, 2026Wednesday

National DayJun 10, 2027Thursday

National DayJun 10, 2028Saturday

National DayJun 10, 2029Sunday

National DayJun 10, 2030Monday

National DayJun 10, 2031Tuesday

National DayJun 10, 2032Thursday

National DayJun 10, 2033Friday

National DayJun 10, 2034Saturday

National DayJun 10, 2035Sunday

National DayJun 10, 2036Tuesday

National DayJun 10, 2037Wednesday

National DayJun 10, 2038Thursday

National DayJun 10, 2039Friday

National DayJun 10, 2040Sunday

National DayJun 10, 2041Monday

National DayJun 10, 2042Tuesday

National DayJun 10, 2043Wednesday

National DayJun 10, 2044Friday

National DayJun 10, 2045Saturday

National DayJun 10, 2046Sunday

National DayJun 10, 2047Monday

National DayJun 10, 2048Wednesday

National DayJun 10, 2049Thursday

The History of National Day?
Portugal's National Day, celebrated on June 10, is linked to the death of Luís Vaz de Camões (c.1524–1580), one of the greatest poets of the Portuguese language. Camões wrote Os Lusíadas (1572), an epic poem that glorifies Portugal's Age of Discoveries, celebrating explorers like Vasco da Gama and the nation's maritime achievements.
His death on June 10, 1580, came at a time when Portugal was losing its independence to Spain, making his legacy a lasting symbol of national pride and identity.
Initially, June 10 was not an official national holiday but was informally celebrated by intellectuals, patriots and literary societies during the 19th century, particularly after Portugal regained independence from Spain in 1640. Camões' figure became a symbol of Portuguese language, culture and resilience, representing the spirit of the nation.
In 1880, the 300th anniversary of Camões' death was widely celebrated with parades, speeches and public tributes, strengthening calls for a national holiday.
During the First Portuguese Republic (1910–1926), June 10 gained greater patriotic significance as a day celebrating the Portuguese nation and its achievements.
Under the Estado Novo regime (1933–1974), led by António de Oliveira Salazar, it was officially designated as the "Day of the Portuguese Race".
The Carnation Revolution on April 25, 1974 ended the dictatorship and ushered in democracy. The new democratic government redefined June 10, shifting its focus from nationalism to cultural pride and inclusion.
Today, June 10 is celebrated both in Portugal and worldwide by Portuguese communities. The holiday is a unifying moment for Portuguese citizens and emigrants, symbolizing shared culture and language across continents.

King's Birthday (Solomon Islands)
2026-06-12
King's Birthday (formerly Queen's Birthday) in the Solomon Islands is a national holiday honoring the reigning monarch, currently King Charles III, observed in mid-June with official ceremonies, parades and community celebrations that reflect the country's Commonwealth ties.
When is King's Birthday?
King's Birthday in Solomon Islands is celebrated every year on the second Friday in June.
The following is the list of King's Birthday from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

Queen's BirthdayJun 12, 2020Friday

Queen's BirthdayJun 11, 2021Friday

Queen's BirthdayJun 10, 2022Friday

King's BirthdayJun 09, 2023Friday

King's BirthdayJun 14, 2024Friday

King's BirthdayJun 13, 2025Friday

King's BirthdayJun 12, 2026Friday

King's BirthdayJun 11, 2027Friday

King's BirthdayJun 09, 2028Friday

King's BirthdayJun 08, 2029Friday

King's BirthdayJun 14, 2030Friday

King's BirthdayJun 13, 2031Friday

King's BirthdayJun 11, 2032Friday

King's BirthdayJun 10, 2033Friday

King's BirthdayJun 09, 2034Friday

King's BirthdayJun 08, 2035Friday

King's BirthdayJun 13, 2036Friday

King's BirthdayJun 12, 2037Friday

King's BirthdayJun 11, 2038Friday

King's BirthdayJun 10, 2039Friday

King's BirthdayJun 08, 2040Friday

King's BirthdayJun 14, 2041Friday

King's BirthdayJun 13, 2042Friday

King's BirthdayJun 12, 2043Friday

King's BirthdayJun 10, 2044Friday

King's BirthdayJun 09, 2045Friday

King's BirthdayJun 08, 2046Friday

King's BirthdayJun 14, 2047Friday

King's BirthdayJun 12, 2048Friday

King's BirthdayJun 11, 2049Friday

The History of King's Birthday?
The Solomon Islands became a British Protectorate in 1893, and like other territories of the British Empire, they observed the reigning monarch's official birthday as a holiday.
The tradition of a monarch's birthday holiday dates back centuries in Britain, with an "official birthday" created to ensure it could be celebrated in better weather (rather than relying on the monarch's actual birth date).
After the Solomon Islands gained independence on July 7, 1978, the country remained a Commonwealth realm, retaining the British monarch as its Head of State.
The holiday continued as Queen's Birthday, celebrated each June, in line with other Commonwealth nations.
With the passing of Queen Elizabeth II in September 2022 and the accession of King Charles III, the holiday was renamed King's Birthday.
The King's Birthday today is not just about honoring the monarch, but also about celebrating the Solomon Islands' membership in the Commonwealth.

King's Birthday (Gibraltar)
2026-06-15
King's Birthday in Gibraltar is in honor of the birthday of the reigning British monarch. The day reflects Gibraltar's close ties to the United Kingdom and the Crown's historic role in the territory. The holiday symbolizes loyalty, unity, and tradition, celebrating Gibraltar's connection to the British Commonwealth and its shared royal heritage.
When is King's Birthday?
King's Birthday in Gibraltar is celebrated on the third Monday in June.
The following is the list of King's Birthday from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

Queen's BirthdayJun 15, 2020Monday

Queen's BirthdayJun 21, 2021Monday

Queen's BirthdayJun 20, 2022Monday

King's BirthdayJun 19, 2023Monday

King's BirthdayJun 17, 2024Monday

King's BirthdayJun 16, 2025Monday

King's BirthdayJun 15, 2026Monday

King's BirthdayJun 21, 2027Monday

King's BirthdayJun 19, 2028Monday

King's BirthdayJun 18, 2029Monday

King's BirthdayJun 17, 2030Monday

King's BirthdayJun 16, 2031Monday

King's BirthdayJun 21, 2032Monday

King's BirthdayJun 20, 2033Monday

King's BirthdayJun 19, 2034Monday

King's BirthdayJun 18, 2035Monday

King's BirthdayJun 16, 2036Monday

King's BirthdayJun 15, 2037Monday

King's BirthdayJun 21, 2038Monday

King's BirthdayJun 20, 2039Monday

King's BirthdayJun 18, 2040Monday

King's BirthdayJun 17, 2041Monday

King's BirthdayJun 16, 2042Monday

King's BirthdayJun 15, 2043Monday

King's BirthdayJun 20, 2044Monday

King's BirthdayJun 19, 2045Monday

King's BirthdayJun 18, 2046Monday

King's BirthdayJun 17, 2047Monday

King's BirthdayJun 15, 2048Monday

King's BirthdayJun 21, 2049Monday

The History of King's Birthday?
The King's (or Queen's) Birthday celebration has its roots in the United Kingdom's royal traditions dating back to the 18th century. The tradition began because several British monarchs, including King George II, were born in months when the weather in Britain was unsuitable for public parades and ceremonies. To allow for national celebrations, an "official birthday" separate from the monarch's actual birth date was designated—typically scheduled for late spring or early summer, when weather conditions were more favorable.
As a British Overseas Territory, Gibraltar adopted this royal tradition early on, holding local celebrations in honor of the monarch's official birthday. During colonial times, the day was one of the most prominent public holidays, emphasizing Gibraltar's loyalty to the Crown and its place within the British Empire.
The name of the holiday changes with each monarch: King's Birthday under kings such as George VI and now King Charles III, and Queen's Birthday during Queen Elizabeth II's reign (1952–2022).
Despite changes in the monarchy, the tradition of celebration remained continuous, symbolizing Gibraltar's enduring connection to the British Crown.
King's Birthday in Gibraltar is both a public holiday and a ceremonial event. The event blends British pageantry with local pride, uniting residents in celebration of heritage and continuity. It also serves as a reminder of Gibraltar's unique identity, deeply British in allegiance yet proudly local in character, celebrating its enduring ties with the monarchy and the wider British family.

National Heroes Day (Bermuda)
2026-06-15
National Heroes Day honors Bermudians who have made outstanding contributions to the nation's development, culture and identity. Established in 2008, the holiday replaced the Queen's Birthday as an official observance, reflecting Bermuda's growing focus on national pride and self-recognition. Each year, the government selects and celebrates individuals whose achievements have strengthened the island's social, political or cultural foundations. National Heroes Day serves as both a tribute to Bermuda's most inspiring figures and a celebration of unity and national heritage.
When is National Heroes Day?
National Heroes Day in Bermuda is celebrated on the third Monday in June each year.
The following is the list of National Heroes Day from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

National Heroes DayJun 15, 2020Monday

National Heroes DayJun 21, 2021Monday

National Heroes DayJun 20, 2022Monday

National Heroes DayJun 19, 2023Monday

National Heroes DayJun 17, 2024Monday

National Heroes DayJun 16, 2025Monday

National Heroes DayJun 15, 2026Monday

National Heroes DayJun 21, 2027Monday

National Heroes DayJun 19, 2028Monday

National Heroes DayJun 18, 2029Monday

National Heroes DayJun 17, 2030Monday

National Heroes DayJun 16, 2031Monday

National Heroes DayJun 21, 2032Monday

National Heroes DayJun 20, 2033Monday

National Heroes DayJun 19, 2034Monday

National Heroes DayJun 18, 2035Monday

National Heroes DayJun 16, 2036Monday

National Heroes DayJun 15, 2037Monday

National Heroes DayJun 21, 2038Monday

National Heroes DayJun 20, 2039Monday

National Heroes DayJun 18, 2040Monday

National Heroes DayJun 17, 2041Monday

National Heroes DayJun 16, 2042Monday

National Heroes DayJun 15, 2043Monday

National Heroes DayJun 20, 2044Monday

National Heroes DayJun 19, 2045Monday

National Heroes DayJun 18, 2046Monday

National Heroes DayJun 17, 2047Monday

National Heroes DayJun 15, 2048Monday

National Heroes DayJun 21, 2049Monday

The History of National Heroes Day?
National Heroes Day in Bermuda was established in 2008, replacing the public holiday formerly held for Queen Elizabeth II's official birthday. The holiday was created to honour Bermudians who have made significant, lasting contributions to the island's society, culture or development. It reflects a shift toward recognising locally-rooted heroes rather than colonial or monarchical observances.
Individuals designated as a "National Hero" must have made a "significant and lasting contribution to Bermuda", enriched the lives of others, and exhibit outstanding character and leadership. The designation is lifetime, meaning once someone is named a National Hero, they retain the title forever.
The nomination and naming procedures are governed by the National Heroes Act 2024, which states that nominations open to the public roughly every ten years. The holiday is part of a longer "Heroes Weekend" that includes cultural events and sometimes aligns with the island's Carnival festivities.
By honouring local heroes, the holiday fosters a sense of national identity, unity and cultural heritage, "to know our heroes is to know ourselves". It also provides a time for reflection on the values and contributions that shaped Bermuda's progress, such as leadership in civil rights, labour movements, public service, and social justice.
In summary, National Heroes Day in Bermuda marks a deliberate celebration of Bermudian-led achievements and community legacy, transforming a former colonial holiday into one deeply rooted in local identity and collective memory.

Sovereign's Birthday (BVI)
2026-06-19
Sovereign's Birthday in the British Virgin Islands (BVI) marks the official birthday of the reigning British monarch, a long-standing tradition in many Commonwealth territories.
When is Sovereign's Birthday?
Sovereign's Birthday in the British Virgin Islands (BVI) is normally observed on the second Friday in June.
The following is the list of Sovereign's Birthday from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

Sovereign's BirthdayJun 12, 2020Friday

Sovereign's BirthdayJun 11, 2021Friday

Sovereign's BirthdayJun 10, 2022Friday

Sovereign's BirthdayJun 16, 2023Friday

Sovereign's BirthdayJun 14, 2024Friday

Sovereign's BirthdayJun 13, 2025Friday

Sovereign's BirthdayJun 19, 2026Friday

Sovereign's BirthdayJun 18, 2027Friday

Sovereign's BirthdayJun 16, 2028Friday

Sovereign's BirthdayJun 15, 2029Friday

Sovereign's BirthdayJun 21, 2030Friday

Sovereign's BirthdayJun 20, 2031Friday

Sovereign's BirthdayJun 18, 2032Friday

Sovereign's BirthdayJun 17, 2033Friday

Sovereign's BirthdayJun 16, 2034Friday

Sovereign's BirthdayJun 15, 2035Friday

Sovereign's BirthdayJun 20, 2036Friday

Sovereign's BirthdayJun 19, 2037Friday

Sovereign's BirthdayJun 18, 2038Friday

Sovereign's BirthdayJun 17, 2039Friday

Sovereign's BirthdayJun 15, 2040Friday

Sovereign's BirthdayJun 21, 2041Friday

Sovereign's BirthdayJun 20, 2042Friday

Sovereign's BirthdayJun 19, 2043Friday

Sovereign's BirthdayJun 17, 2044Friday

Sovereign's BirthdayJun 16, 2045Friday

Sovereign's BirthdayJun 15, 2046Friday

Sovereign's BirthdayJun 21, 2047Friday

Sovereign's BirthdayJun 19, 2048Friday

Sovereign's BirthdayJun 18, 2049Friday

The History of Sovereign's Birthday?
The celebration of a monarch's birthday as an official holiday dates back several centuries in the British Empire. The tradition of holding an "official" birthday in June, regardless of the monarch's actual birth date, was established in the 18th century by King George II, whose real birthday was in November. He moved the public observance to summer to allow for outdoor ceremonies and military parades in better weather.
This practice has continued with successive monarchs and is followed across the Commonwealth realms and territories.
The Virgin Islands became a British colony in the late 17th century, and the holiday was observed locally as part of the colonial calendar. It reinforced the islands' connection to the British Crown and mirrored similar celebrations in the United Kingdom and other territories.
In the British Virgin Islands (BVI), Sovereign's Birthday has adapted over time, blending British ceremonial traditions with local culture and community celebrations.
Today, it remains a symbol of loyalty to the monarchy and the BVI's status as a British Overseas Territory.

King Tupou VI's Birthday
2026-07-04
King Tupou VI's Birthday is a national holiday in Tonga celebrating King Tupou VI's official birthday on July 4, although his actual birth date is July 12, 1959.
When is King Tupou VI's Birthday?
King Tupou VI's Birthday is celebrated on July 4 each year. If it falls on a Sunday, celebrations are moved to Monday.
The following is the list of King Tupou VI's Birthday from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

King Tupou VI's BirthdayJul 04, 2020Saturday

King Tupou VI's BirthdayJul 05, 2021Monday

King Tupou VI's BirthdayJul 04, 2022Monday

King Tupou VI's BirthdayJul 04, 2023Tuesday

King Tupou VI's BirthdayJul 04, 2024Thursday

King Tupou VI's BirthdayJul 04, 2025Friday

King Tupou VI's BirthdayJul 04, 2026Saturday

King Tupou VI's BirthdayJul 05, 2027Monday

King Tupou VI's BirthdayJul 04, 2028Tuesday

King Tupou VI's BirthdayJul 04, 2029Wednesday

King Tupou VI's BirthdayJul 04, 2030Thursday

King Tupou VI's BirthdayJul 04, 2031Friday

King Tupou VI's BirthdayJul 05, 2032Monday

King Tupou VI's BirthdayJul 04, 2033Monday

King Tupou VI's BirthdayJul 04, 2034Tuesday

King Tupou VI's BirthdayJul 04, 2035Wednesday

King Tupou VI's BirthdayJul 04, 2036Friday

King Tupou VI's BirthdayJul 04, 2037Saturday

King Tupou VI's BirthdayJul 05, 2038Monday

King Tupou VI's BirthdayJul 04, 2039Monday

King Tupou VI's BirthdayJul 04, 2040Wednesday

King Tupou VI's BirthdayJul 04, 2041Thursday

King Tupou VI's BirthdayJul 04, 2042Friday

King Tupou VI's BirthdayJul 04, 2043Saturday

King Tupou VI's BirthdayJul 04, 2044Monday

King Tupou VI's BirthdayJul 04, 2045Tuesday

King Tupou VI's BirthdayJul 04, 2046Wednesday

King Tupou VI's BirthdayJul 04, 2047Thursday

King Tupou VI's BirthdayJul 04, 2048Saturday

King Tupou VI's BirthdayJul 05, 2049Monday

The History of King Tupou VI's Birthday?
King Tupou VI was born on July 12, 1959 at the Royal Palace in Nuku'alofa. He is the youngest son of King Taufa'āhau Tupou IV, who himself was born on July 4, 1918.
Rather than marking his actual birth date, Tonga continues the tradition of celebrating the monarch's birthday on July 4, which was the birthday of his father, King Tupou IV.
Following the death of his brother in March 2012, Tupou VI formally became king.
He was crowned in a lavish ceremony on July 4, 2015, at Centenary Church, aligning his coronation with his official birthday and reinforcing the significance of this date.
By marking the birthday on July 4, Tonga honors both King Tupou IV's legacy and the current monarch.

Mary Prince Day
2026-07-31
Mary Prince Day honors Mary Prince, a Bermudian woman whose autobiography, The History of Mary Prince (1831), was the first account of a Black woman's life published in Britain. Her courageous testimony exposed the brutality of slavery in the Caribbean and Bermuda, helping to advance the abolitionist movement. Falling during the Cup Match holiday weekend, it joins Emancipation Day in commemorating the island's enduring fight for justice and equality.
When is Mary Prince Day?
Mary Prince Day is observed on the Friday before the first Monday in August each year.
The following is the list of Mary Prince Day from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

Mary Prince DayJul 31, 2020Friday

Mary Prince DayJul 30, 2021Friday

Mary Prince DayJul 29, 2022Friday

Mary Prince DayAug 04, 2023Friday

Mary Prince DayAug 02, 2024Friday

Mary Prince DayAug 01, 2025Friday

Mary Prince DayJul 31, 2026Friday

Mary Prince DayJul 30, 2027Friday

Mary Prince DayAug 04, 2028Friday

Mary Prince DayAug 03, 2029Friday

Mary Prince DayAug 02, 2030Friday

Mary Prince DayAug 01, 2031Friday

Mary Prince DayJul 30, 2032Friday

Mary Prince DayJul 29, 2033Friday

Mary Prince DayJul 28, 2034Friday

Mary Prince DayAug 03, 2035Friday

Mary Prince DayAug 01, 2036Friday

Mary Prince DayJul 31, 2037Friday

Mary Prince DayJul 30, 2038Friday

Mary Prince DayJul 29, 2039Friday

Mary Prince DayAug 03, 2040Friday

Mary Prince DayAug 02, 2041Friday

Mary Prince DayAug 01, 2042Friday

Mary Prince DayJul 31, 2043Friday

Mary Prince DayJul 29, 2044Friday

Mary Prince DayJul 28, 2045Friday

Mary Prince DayAug 03, 2046Friday

Mary Prince DayAug 02, 2047Friday

Mary Prince DayJul 31, 2048Friday

Mary Prince DayJul 30, 2049Friday

The History of Mary Prince Day?
Mary Prince Day is celebrated in Bermuda to honor Mary Prince (1788–after 1833), a Bermudian woman whose courage and testimony against slavery helped change history.
Mary Prince was born into slavery in Bermuda, likely in Devonshire Parish, around 1788. She was sold multiple times during her life, separated from her family, and subjected to years of abuse in Bermuda, the Turks and Caicos Islands, and Antigua. Despite the brutal conditions she endured, she remained determined to speak out against injustice.
In 1828, Prince accompanied her enslavers to England, where slavery did not legally exist. There, she left her enslavers and sought refuge with members of the Anti-Slavery Society, a group campaigning to end slavery across the British Empire. In 1831, with the help of abolitionists Thomas Pringle and Susanna Strickland (later Moodie), she dictated her autobiography, The History of Mary Prince: A West Indian Slave, Related by Herself.
Her book was the first known account of a Black woman's life published in Britain, and it provided a raw, first-hand description of the horrors of slavery in the Caribbean and Bermuda. The narrative had a profound impact on the British public, strengthening support for the abolitionist movement and influencing the passage of the Slavery Abolition Act of 1833, which came into effect in 1834.
For nearly two centuries, Mary Prince's story remained known mainly among historians and scholars of abolitionist literature. However, her importance as a Bermudian and as a global symbol of resistance and truth-telling was formally recognized when she was declared Bermuda's first National Hero in 2012.
Until 2020, the second day of the Cup Match holiday was simply known as the "Somerset vs. St. George's Day", linked to the island's annual cricket rivalry. In 2020, amid growing recognition of Black history and identity, the Bermuda government officially renamed the second day of Cup Match as Mary Prince Day to honor her legacy and reaffirm Bermuda's commitment to equality and cultural pride.
Today, Mary Prince Day is celebrated through cultural events, educational exhibits, art, and performances that honor her contribution to freedom and human rights. It coincides with the second day of Cup Match, where Bermudians of all backgrounds come together to enjoy cricket, music, and community gatherings.

Grand Magal de Touba
2026-08-03
The Grand Magal de Touba is a massive religious pilgrimage in Senegal, honoring the exile and return of Cheikh Amadou Bamba, founder of the Mouride Brotherhood. It is marked by prayer, charity, and community gathering, drawing millions of participants each year to Touba.
When is Grand Magal de Touba?
Grand Magal de Touba in Senegal is celebrated every year on May 1.
The following is the list of Grand Magal de Touba from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

Grand Magal de ToubaOct 06, 2020Tuesday

Grand Magal de ToubaSep 26, 2021Sunday

Grand Magal de ToubaSep 15, 2022Thursday

Grand Magal de ToubaSep 04, 2023Monday

Grand Magal de ToubaAug 23, 2024Friday

Grand Magal de ToubaAug 13, 2025Wednesday

Grand Magal de ToubaAug 03, 2026Monday

Grand Magal de ToubaJul 23, 2027Friday

Grand Magal de ToubaJul 11, 2028Tuesday

Grand Magal de ToubaJul 01, 2029Sunday

Grand Magal de ToubaJun 20, 2030Thursday

Grand Magal de ToubaJun 09, 2031Monday

Grand Magal de ToubaMay 29, 2032Saturday

Grand Magal de ToubaMay 18, 2033Wednesday

Grand Magal de ToubaMay 07, 2034Sunday

Grand Magal de ToubaApr 27, 2035Friday

Grand Magal de ToubaApr 15, 2036Tuesday

Grand Magal de ToubaApr 05, 2037Sunday

Grand Magal de ToubaMar 25, 2038Thursday

Grand Magal de ToubaMar 14, 2039Monday

Grand Magal de ToubaMar 03, 2040Saturday

Grand Magal de ToubaFeb 20, 2041Wednesday

Grand Magal de ToubaFeb 09, 2042Sunday

Grand Magal de ToubaJan 30, 2043Friday

Grand Magal de ToubaJan 19, 2044Tuesday

Grand Magal de ToubaJan 08, 2045Sunday

Grand Magal de ToubaDec 28, 2045Thursday

Grand Magal de ToubaDec 17, 2046Monday

Grand Magal de ToubaDec 07, 2047Saturday

Grand Magal de ToubaNov 25, 2048Wednesday

Grand Magal de ToubaNov 14, 2049Sunday

The History of Grand Magal de Touba?
The Grand Magal de Touba is rooted in the life of Cheikh Amadou Bamba Mbacké (1853–1927), the founder of the Mouride Brotherhood, a powerful Sufi order in Senegal.
In 1895, the French colonial authorities, fearing his growing spiritual and social influence, arrested Bamba and sent him into exile in Gabon. Bamba endured harsh conditions, but his faith and devotion only strengthened his reputation as a saintly figure.
In 1902, after seven years, he was allowed to return to Senegal.
To commemorate his exile and return, Bamba instituted the Magal, which means "celebration" or "thanksgiving" in Wolof. The event was not about lamenting his suffering but about expressing gratitude to God for protecting him during his trials.
After his death in 1927, the celebration grew as his disciples continued to honor his life and teachings.
Over the 20th century, the Magal evolved into a mass pilgrimage to Touba, the holy city founded by Amadou Bamba. Pilgrims visited his mausoleum inside the Great Mosque of Touba, which became the spiritual center of the Mouride order.
The pilgrimage grew from a modest commemoration to a national and international event, drawing Mouride disciples from across Senegal, West Africa, and the global diaspora.
Today, the Grand Magal de Touba is one of the largest religious gatherings in Africa, attracting 3–5 million pilgrims annually.

Father's Day (Samoa)
2026-08-09 - 2026-08-10
Father's Day in Samoa honors fathers through church services, family feasts and cultural gatherings, reflecting the central role of fathers in Samoan family and community life.
When is Father's Day?
Father's Day in Samoa is celebrated on the second Sunday in August, with the following Monday observed as a public holiday.
The following is the list of Father's Day Holiday (Monday) from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

Father's DayAug 10, 2020Monday

Father's DayAug 09, 2021Monday

Father's DayAug 15, 2022Monday

Father's DayAug 14, 2023Monday

Father's DayAug 12, 2024Monday

Father's DayAug 11, 2025Monday

Father's DayAug 10, 2026Monday

Father's DayAug 09, 2027Monday

Father's DayAug 14, 2028Monday

Father's DayAug 13, 2029Monday

Father's DayAug 12, 2030Monday

Father's DayAug 11, 2031Monday

Father's DayAug 16, 2032Monday

Father's DayAug 15, 2033Monday

Father's DayAug 14, 2034Monday

Father's DayAug 13, 2035Monday

Father's DayAug 11, 2036Monday

Father's DayAug 10, 2037Monday

Father's DayAug 16, 2038Monday

Father's DayAug 15, 2039Monday

Father's DayAug 13, 2040Monday

Father's DayAug 12, 2041Monday

Father's DayAug 11, 2042Monday

Father's DayAug 10, 2043Monday

Father's DayAug 15, 2044Monday

Father's DayAug 14, 2045Monday

Father's DayAug 13, 2046Monday

Father's DayAug 12, 2047Monday

Father's DayAug 10, 2048Monday

Father's DayAug 16, 2049Monday

The History of Father's Day?
Father's Day began in the early 20th century in the United States, first celebrated in 1910 in Spokane, Washington, to honor fathers alongside the growing recognition of Mother's Day.
The idea spread globally through Christian churches and Western cultural influence, especially after World War II, when many countries adopted it as an official or popular observance.
Christianity has been central to Samoan life since the 19th century, shaping national traditions and family celebrations. By the mid-20th century, Samoa had already embraced Mother's Day as both a church and public holiday. Father's Day naturally followed, encouraged by church communities and reinforced by the government.
To ensure fathers received equal recognition, the Government of Samoa established Father's Day as a national public holiday.
Today, Father's Day in Samoa is celebrated with a mix of Christian devotion, cultural pride, and modern gift-giving traditions. It underscores the central role of fathers in Samoan society as leaders of the family, providers, and community figures, while also highlighting the island's emphasis on family unity and balance by equally honoring mothers and fathers.

Ninoy Aquino Day
2026-08-21
Ninoy Aquino Day honors the life and sacrifice of Senator Benigno "Ninoy" Aquino Jr., whose assassination in 1983 helped ignite the movement that toppled dictatorship and restored democracy in the Philippines.
When is Ninoy Aquino Day?
Ninoy Aquino Day in Philippines is celebrated every year on August 21.
The following is the list of Ninoy Aquino Day from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

Independence DayJun 12, 2020Friday

Independence DayJun 12, 2021Saturday

Independence DayJun 12, 2022Sunday

Independence DayJun 12, 2023Monday

Independence DayJun 12, 2024Wednesday

Independence DayJun 12, 2025Thursday

Independence DayJun 12, 2026Friday

Independence DayJun 12, 2027Saturday

Independence DayJun 12, 2028Monday

Independence DayJun 12, 2029Tuesday

Independence DayJun 12, 2030Wednesday

Independence DayJun 12, 2031Thursday

Independence DayJun 12, 2032Saturday

Independence DayJun 12, 2033Sunday

Independence DayJun 12, 2034Monday

Independence DayJun 12, 2035Tuesday

Independence DayJun 12, 2036Thursday

Independence DayJun 12, 2037Friday

Independence DayJun 12, 2038Saturday

Independence DayJun 12, 2039Sunday

Independence DayJun 12, 2040Tuesday

Independence DayJun 12, 2041Wednesday

Independence DayJun 12, 2042Thursday

Independence DayJun 12, 2043Friday

Independence DayJun 12, 2044Sunday

Independence DayJun 12, 2045Monday

Independence DayJun 12, 2046Tuesday

Independence DayJun 12, 2047Wednesday

Independence DayJun 12, 2048Friday

Independence DayJun 12, 2049Saturday

The History of Ninoy Aquino Day?
Benigno "Ninoy" Aquino Jr. was a journalist, mayor, governor, and later a senator, known for his charisma and leadership.
He was a strong critic of President Ferdinand Marcos, particularly after Marcos declared martial law in 1972. Aquino was imprisoned for nearly 8 years on charges widely seen as politically motivated.
In 1980, after suffering a heart attack in prison, he was allowed to go to the United States for medical treatment and later lived in exile with his family.
Despite warnings to stay away, Ninoy decided to return to the Philippines in 1983, believing it was his duty to fight for democracy.
On August 21, 1983, upon arrival at the Manila International Airport, he was assassinated as he was escorted off the plane. His murder shocked the nation and became a catalyst for widespread protests against the Marcos regime.
Aquino's assassination galvanized Filipinos across all sectors of society. Massive protests and civil disobedience movements grew, uniting the opposition. His death directly contributed to the People Power Revolution of 1986, which toppled Marcos and brought Ninoy's widow, Corazon "Cory" Aquino, to the presidency—the first female president of the Philippines.
In 2004, President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo signed Republic Act No. 9256, declaring August 21 of every year as Ninoy Aquino Day.
The law recognized Ninoy's assassination as the spark that ignited a renewed fight for freedom and democracy.

Youth Day (Morocco)
2026-08-21
Youth Day in Morocco honors the nation's young people and coincides with the birthday of King Mohammed VI, symbolizing Morocco's investment in youth, education and the future of the country.
When is Youth Day?
Youth Day in Morocco is celebrated on August 21 every year.
The following is the list of Youth Day from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

Youth DayAug 21, 2020Friday

Youth DayAug 21, 2021Saturday

Youth DayAug 21, 2022Sunday

Youth DayAug 21, 2023Monday

Youth DayAug 21, 2024Wednesday

Youth DayAug 21, 2025Thursday

Youth DayAug 21, 2026Friday

Youth DayAug 21, 2027Saturday

Youth DayAug 21, 2028Monday

Youth DayAug 21, 2029Tuesday

Youth DayAug 21, 2030Wednesday

Youth DayAug 21, 2031Thursday

Youth DayAug 21, 2032Saturday

Youth DayAug 21, 2033Sunday

Youth DayAug 21, 2034Monday

Youth DayAug 21, 2035Tuesday

Youth DayAug 21, 2036Thursday

Youth DayAug 21, 2037Friday

Youth DayAug 21, 2038Saturday

Youth DayAug 21, 2039Sunday

Youth DayAug 21, 2040Tuesday

Youth DayAug 21, 2041Wednesday

Youth DayAug 21, 2042Thursday

Youth DayAug 21, 2043Friday

Youth DayAug 21, 2044Sunday

Youth DayAug 21, 2045Monday

Youth DayAug 21, 2046Tuesday

Youth DayAug 21, 2047Wednesday

Youth DayAug 21, 2048Friday

Youth DayAug 21, 2049Saturday

The History of Youth Day?
Youth Day in Morocco was established during the reign of King Hassan II as a national holiday to celebrate the energy, creativity and potential of Moroccan youth. It was intentionally aligned with the birthday of the reigning monarch, emphasizing the symbolic bond between the King and the country's younger generations.
Historically, the Moroccan monarchy has viewed the youth as the driving force for national progress and stability. By connecting Youth Day to the King's birthday, the celebration highlights the monarch's role as a leader and unifying figure for the nation's future.
Under King Hassan II (reigned 1961–1999), Youth Day was celebrated on July 9, coinciding with his birthday. When King Mohammed VI ascended the throne in 1999, the date was moved to August 21, his own birthday.
Youth Day emphasizes the importance of education, innovation, and civic participation among young Moroccans. It serves as a reminder that national development depends on the engagement and empowerment of younger generations.
Youth Day often follows directly after Revolution Day (August 20), creating a two-day period celebrating national unity and generational renewal. Youth Day underscores Morocco's belief that the strength of the nation lies in its youth.

National Heroes Day (Philippines)
2026-08-31
National Heroes Day in the Philippines honors all Filipino heroes, past and present, who sacrificed for independence, freedom, and nation-building. It is a day of remembrance, gratitude, and inspiration for future generations.
When is National Heroes Day?
National Heroes Day in Philippines is celebrated every year on the last Monday of August.
The following is the list of National Heroes Day from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

Independence DayJun 12, 2020Friday

Independence DayJun 12, 2021Saturday

Independence DayJun 12, 2022Sunday

Independence DayJun 12, 2023Monday

Independence DayJun 12, 2024Wednesday

Independence DayJun 12, 2025Thursday

Independence DayJun 12, 2026Friday

Independence DayJun 12, 2027Saturday

Independence DayJun 12, 2028Monday

Independence DayJun 12, 2029Tuesday

Independence DayJun 12, 2030Wednesday

Independence DayJun 12, 2031Thursday

Independence DayJun 12, 2032Saturday

Independence DayJun 12, 2033Sunday

Independence DayJun 12, 2034Monday

Independence DayJun 12, 2035Tuesday

Independence DayJun 12, 2036Thursday

Independence DayJun 12, 2037Friday

Independence DayJun 12, 2038Saturday

Independence DayJun 12, 2039Sunday

Independence DayJun 12, 2040Tuesday

Independence DayJun 12, 2041Wednesday

Independence DayJun 12, 2042Thursday

Independence DayJun 12, 2043Friday

Independence DayJun 12, 2044Sunday

Independence DayJun 12, 2045Monday

Independence DayJun 12, 2046Tuesday

Independence DayJun 12, 2047Wednesday

Independence DayJun 12, 2048Friday

Independence DayJun 12, 2049Saturday

The History of National Heroes Day?
The holiday traces back to the Cry of Pugad Lawin (or Balintawak) in August 1896, which marked the beginning of the Philippine Revolution against Spanish colonial rule.
This event was led by Andres Bonifacio and the Katipunan, a secret revolutionary society that sought independence. Early observances of the holiday were strongly associated with Bonifacio and the revolutionaries of 1896.
During the American colonial period, there was a strong movement to honor Philippine heroes and instill nationalism.
In 1931, the Philippine Legislature passed Act No. 3827, officially declaring the last Sunday of August as National Heroes Day. The date was chosen to coincide with the Cry of Pugad Lawin, symbolizing the start of the revolution and the collective struggle for freedom.
Over time, the holiday expanded beyond Bonifacio and the revolutionaries to honor all Filipino heroes.
After the Philippines gained independence, National Heroes Day continued to be observed annually. In 1952, the celebration was moved to the last Monday of August to align with government reforms on national holidays.
It was further institutionalized under subsequent laws and presidential proclamations, ensuring its recognition as a regular national holiday.

World Children's Day (Germany)
2026-09-20
World Children's Day in Thuringia, Germany has roots in both the UN's call for children's rights (1954) and Germany's postwar traditions (June 1 in the East, September 20 in the West). It is celebrated with public events, children's rights campaigns, and symbolic recognition of the importance of children in society.
When is World Children's Day?
World Children's Day in Germany is observed annually on September 20.
The following is the list of World Children's Day from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

World Children's DaySep 20, 2020Sunday

World Children's DaySep 20, 2021Monday

World Children's DaySep 20, 2022Tuesday

World Children's DaySep 20, 2023Wednesday

World Children's DaySep 20, 2024Friday

World Children's DaySep 20, 2025Saturday

World Children's DaySep 20, 2026Sunday

World Children's DaySep 20, 2027Monday

World Children's DaySep 20, 2028Wednesday

World Children's DaySep 20, 2029Thursday

World Children's DaySep 20, 2030Friday

World Children's DaySep 20, 2031Saturday

World Children's DaySep 20, 2032Monday

World Children's DaySep 20, 2033Tuesday

World Children's DaySep 20, 2034Wednesday

World Children's DaySep 20, 2035Thursday

World Children's DaySep 20, 2036Saturday

World Children's DaySep 20, 2037Sunday

World Children's DaySep 20, 2038Monday

World Children's DaySep 20, 2039Tuesday

World Children's DaySep 20, 2040Thursday

World Children's DaySep 20, 2041Friday

World Children's DaySep 20, 2042Saturday

World Children's DaySep 20, 2043Sunday

World Children's DaySep 20, 2044Tuesday

World Children's DaySep 20, 2045Wednesday

World Children's DaySep 20, 2046Thursday

World Children's DaySep 20, 2047Friday

World Children's DaySep 20, 2048Sunday

World Children's DaySep 20, 2049Monday

The History of World Children's Day?
In 1950, the GDR (East Germany) began celebrating International Children's Day on June 1, in line with other socialist countries.
In 1954, the UN encouraged countries to establish a day dedicated to children's rights and welfare. Globally, the UN's World Children's Day is on November 20 (adoption of the Convention on the Rights of the Child).
Thuringia, part of the former East Germany, originally observed June 1 (International Children's Day) during the GDR era. After reunification in 1990, the September 20 "Weltkindertag" became more prominent nationwide, aligning with West German practice. Advocacy groups promoted September 20 as the central day for children's rights awareness.
In 2019, the Thuringian parliament (Landtag) voted to make September 20 (World Children's Day) a public holiday starting in 2019. This made Thuringia the first German state to declare World Children's Day a legal holiday.
The day is now seen both as a celebration (with games, performances, family events) and a political statement (about child welfare and rights).

Respect for the Aged Day (Japan)
2026-09-21
Respect for the Aged Day honors the contributions, wisdom and longevity of older adults, reflecting Japan's deep cultural value of respect for elders. Families visit grandparents, communities host ceremonies, and the media features stories of the nation's oldest citizens. The day fosters gratitude, family unity, and appreciation for the generations who helped shape modern Japan.
When is Respect for the Aged Day?
Respect for the Aged Day is celebrated in Japan on the third Monday of September each year.
The following is the list of Respect for the Aged Day from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

Respect for the Aged DaySep 21, 2020Monday

Respect for the Aged DaySep 20, 2021Monday

Respect for the Aged DaySep 19, 2022Monday

Respect for the Aged DaySep 18, 2023Monday

Respect for the Aged DaySep 16, 2024Monday

Respect for the Aged DaySep 15, 2025Monday

Respect for the Aged DaySep 21, 2026Monday

Respect for the Aged DaySep 20, 2027Monday

Respect for the Aged DaySep 18, 2028Monday

Respect for the Aged DaySep 17, 2029Monday

Respect for the Aged DaySep 16, 2030Monday

Respect for the Aged DaySep 15, 2031Monday

Respect for the Aged DaySep 20, 2032Monday

Respect for the Aged DaySep 19, 2033Monday

Respect for the Aged DaySep 18, 2034Monday

Respect for the Aged DaySep 17, 2035Monday

Respect for the Aged DaySep 15, 2036Monday

Respect for the Aged DaySep 21, 2037Monday

Respect for the Aged DaySep 20, 2038Monday

Respect for the Aged DaySep 19, 2039Monday

Respect for the Aged DaySep 17, 2040Monday

Respect for the Aged DaySep 16, 2041Monday

Respect for the Aged DaySep 15, 2042Monday

Respect for the Aged DaySep 21, 2043Monday

Respect for the Aged DaySep 19, 2044Monday

Respect for the Aged DaySep 18, 2045Monday

Respect for the Aged DaySep 17, 2046Monday

Respect for the Aged DaySep 16, 2047Monday

Respect for the Aged DaySep 21, 2048Monday

Respect for the Aged DaySep 20, 2049Monday

The History of Respect for the Aged Day?
Respect for the Aged Day is a national holiday in Japan that celebrates the elderly and honors their lifelong contributions to society. The holiday reflects Japan's deep-rooted cultural tradition of showing respect and gratitude to older generations, a value influenced by Confucian philosophy and centuries of community-based living.
The origins of Respect for the Aged Day date back to 1947, when the village of Nomadani (now part of Taka-cho in Hyogo Prefecture) began observing "Old Folks' Day" on September 15. The idea was proposed by a local mayor, who believed that older citizens should be celebrated as the community's guides and mentors. The practice quickly spread to other regions across Japan.
In 1966, the Japanese government officially designated September 15 as a national holiday called Respect for the Aged Day. The holiday served to recognize the wisdom and contributions of older people and to promote strong intergenerational bonds.
As part of the Happy Monday System reform in 2003, Keirō no Hi was moved to the third Monday of September, creating a long weekend and encouraging family visits and community events.
Today, the holiday is marked by family gatherings, community ceremonies, volunteer activities, and national media coverage highlighting Japan's oldest citizens and their life stories. It serves not only as a celebration of longevity but also as a reminder of the importance of caring for and valuing the elderly in Japan's rapidly aging society.

St. Rupert's Day
2026-09-24
St. Rupert's Day is a regional holiday in Salzburg, Austria that honors St. Rupert of Salzburg (c. 660–710), the city's founder, first bishop, and patron saint.
When is St. Rupert's Day?
St. Rupert's Day is celebrated every year on September 24.
The following is the list of St. Rupert's Day from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

St. Rupert's DaySep 24, 2020Thursday

St. Rupert's DaySep 24, 2021Friday

St. Rupert's DaySep 24, 2022Saturday

St. Rupert's DaySep 24, 2023Sunday

St. Rupert's DaySep 24, 2024Tuesday

St. Rupert's DaySep 24, 2025Wednesday

St. Rupert's DaySep 24, 2026Thursday

St. Rupert's DaySep 24, 2027Friday

St. Rupert's DaySep 24, 2028Sunday

St. Rupert's DaySep 24, 2029Monday

St. Rupert's DaySep 24, 2030Tuesday

St. Rupert's DaySep 24, 2031Wednesday

St. Rupert's DaySep 24, 2032Friday

St. Rupert's DaySep 24, 2033Saturday

St. Rupert's DaySep 24, 2034Sunday

St. Rupert's DaySep 24, 2035Monday

St. Rupert's DaySep 24, 2036Wednesday

St. Rupert's DaySep 24, 2037Thursday

St. Rupert's DaySep 24, 2038Friday

St. Rupert's DaySep 24, 2039Saturday

St. Rupert's DaySep 24, 2040Monday

St. Rupert's DaySep 24, 2041Tuesday

St. Rupert's DaySep 24, 2042Wednesday

St. Rupert's DaySep 24, 2043Thursday

St. Rupert's DaySep 24, 2044Saturday

St. Rupert's DaySep 24, 2045Sunday

St. Rupert's DaySep 24, 2046Monday

St. Rupert's DaySep 24, 2047Tuesday

St. Rupert's DaySep 24, 2048Thursday

St. Rupert's DaySep 24, 2049Friday

The History of St. Rupert's Day?
St. Rupert was born around 660 AD in the region of present-day Bavaria. He became a bishop and missionary, known for spreading Christianity in what is now Austria.
Around 696 AD, Rupert traveled to the ruins of the Roman city of Juvavum. He refounded it as Salzburg, naming it after the salt mines that brought wealth to the region.
He established key religious institutions: St. Peter's Abbey (a Benedictine monastery) and Nonnberg Abbey, the oldest women's convent north of the Alps.
Rupert became the first bishop of Salzburg, making the city a religious and cultural center. He died on March 27, 710, but Salzburg later chose to celebrate him on September 24, the day his relics were transferred to Salzburg Cathedral.
Rupert was venerated soon after his death, and local cults of devotion grew quickly. During the Middle Ages, he was firmly established as the patron saint of Salzburg, alongside St. Virgil. His feast became one of Salzburg's most important religious celebrations.
Over centuries, St. Rupert's Day (Rupertitag) evolved from purely church observances into a mix of religious services and popular festivities. In Salzburg's old town, fairs were held around the cathedral square (Domplatz), featuring markets, crafts, and music. The fair tradition grew into the Rupertikirtag, a major folk festival combining local heritage, food, rides, and traditional dress.
Today, September 24 is still celebrated with masses in Salzburg Cathedral and St. Peter's Abbey. While not a national public holiday, it remains a regional holiday in Salzburg, symbolizing both its religious roots and cultural identity.

Civil Servants' Day
2026-10-28
Civil Servants' Day in Brazil honors the dedication and service of the nation's public sector employees, those who work in government institutions at federal, state, and municipal levels. The day recognizes their vital role in delivering essential services, upholding public administration, and supporting the country's development. While not a national holiday, many public offices close or operate on reduced schedules to mark the occasion.
When is Civil Servants' Day?
Civil Servants' Day is celebrated on October 28 each year.
The following is the list of Civil Servants' Day from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

Civil Servants' DayOct 28, 2020Wednesday

Civil Servants' DayOct 28, 2021Thursday

Civil Servants' DayOct 28, 2022Friday

Civil Servants' DayOct 28, 2023Saturday

Civil Servants' DayOct 28, 2024Monday

Civil Servants' DayOct 28, 2025Tuesday

Civil Servants' DayOct 28, 2026Wednesday

Civil Servants' DayOct 28, 2027Thursday

Civil Servants' DayOct 28, 2028Saturday

Civil Servants' DayOct 28, 2029Sunday

Civil Servants' DayOct 28, 2030Monday

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The History of Civil Servants' Day?
The roots of Civil Servants' Day trace back to the early 20th century, during a period when Brazil was modernizing its government structures following the establishment of the Republic in 1889. As the nation's bureaucracy expanded, there was a growing need to create a professional civil service capable of managing the increasingly complex responsibilities of a modern state.
The idea of formally recognizing public service took shape during the Vargas Era (1930–1945). Seeking to professionalize and centralize the public sector, Vargas introduced major changes that laid the foundation for Brazil's modern civil service.
The key milestone came with Decree No. 1,713, issued on October 28, 1939, which established the Statute of Civil Servants. This legislation defined the rights, duties, benefits, and responsibilities of public employees working for the federal government.
It was the first comprehensive framework regulating the careers of civil servants, setting standards for recruitment, discipline, pay, and retirement, introducing merit-based practices intended to improve efficiency and fairness.
To commemorate the signing of this landmark decree, October 28 was officially designated as Civil Servants' Day.
Over time, Brazil's civil service continued to evolve through new laws and reforms, adapting to social and technological changes. The 1988 Federal Constitution, often called the "Citizen Constitution", further strengthened civil servants' rights and responsibilities, emphasizing transparency, accountability, and ethical conduct in public service.
Today, public servants in Brazil encompass a wide range of professions, from teachers, healthcare workers, and police officers to engineers, analysts, and administrative staff. Collectively, they form the backbone of the country's public administration, ensuring that government functions and services reach every community.
