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Royal Ploughing Ceremony
2026-05-11
The Royal Ploughing Ceremony is an ancient Thai tradition held each year in May, marking the beginning of the rice-growing season. The ceremony blends Hindu and Buddhist rituals, symbolizing prosperity, good harvests, and the close relationship between the Thai monarchy and agriculture.
When is Royal Ploughing Ceremony?
Royal Ploughing Ceremony varies each May, and it is determined annually by royal astrologers and Brahmin priests.
The following is the list of Royal Ploughing Ceremony from 2020 to 2029.

HolidayDateWeekday

Royal Ploughing CeremonyMay 11, 2020Monday

Royal Ploughing CeremonyMay 10, 2021Monday

Royal Ploughing CeremonyMay 13, 2022Friday

Royal Ploughing CeremonyMay 11, 2023Thursday

Royal Ploughing CeremonyMay 06, 2024Monday

Royal Ploughing CeremonyMay 09, 2025Friday

Royal Ploughing CeremonyMay 11, 2026Monday

Royal Ploughing CeremonyMay 20, 2027Thursday

Royal Ploughing CeremonyMay 12, 2028Friday

Royal Ploughing CeremonyMay 01, 2029Tuesday

The History of Royal Ploughing Ceremony?
The Royal Ploughing Ceremony has origins dating back over 2,500 years, with similar rituals found in India, Cambodia, Myanmar, and Sri Lanka. It was introduced to Thailand during the Sukhothai period and formalized in the Ayutthaya and Rattanakosin eras.
The ceremony consists of two parts Phuetcha Mongkhon Ceremony (Buddhist) and Raek Na Khwan Ceremony (Brahmin/Hindu).
– Phuetcha Mongkhon Ceremony (Buddhist) was held in the Grand Palace, where monks bless rice seeds to be used during the ploughing rite.
– Raek Na Khwan Ceremony (Brahmin/Hindu) was held at Sanam Luang, and it features symbolic ploughing by royal representatives and sacred oxen.
The ceremony was discontinued in the 1920s, and it was revived in 1960 by King Bhumibol Adulyadej (Rama IX) to reestablish the monarchy-agriculture bond. Since then, it has been overseen by the King or Crown Prince, conducted by the Ministry of Agriculture, and televised nationwide.
Ritual Details:
The Lord of the Ceremony (a high-ranking official) performs a ceremonial ploughing of the field using a golden plough pulled by sacred white oxen.
The oxen are offered trays of food: rice, corn, beans, grass, water and alcohol. The choice of food they eat is believed to predict the coming season's agricultural fortune.
Blessed rice seeds are then sown by court officials as a symbol of abundance.

SPLA Day
2026-05-16
SPLA Day commemorates the 1983 founding of the SPLA, the rebel army that fought for South Sudan's freedom, eventually leading to the country's independence in 2011.
When is SPLA Day?
SPLA Day in South Sudan is celebrated every year on May 16.
The following is the list of SPLA Day from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

SPLA DayMay 16, 2020Saturday

SPLA DayMay 16, 2021Sunday

SPLA DayMay 16, 2022Monday

SPLA DayMay 16, 2023Tuesday

SPLA DayMay 16, 2024Thursday

SPLA DayMay 16, 2025Friday

SPLA DayMay 16, 2026Saturday

SPLA DayMay 16, 2027Sunday

SPLA DayMay 16, 2028Tuesday

SPLA DayMay 16, 2029Wednesday

SPLA DayMay 16, 2030Thursday

SPLA DayMay 16, 2031Friday

SPLA DayMay 16, 2032Sunday

SPLA DayMay 16, 2033Monday

SPLA DayMay 16, 2034Tuesday

SPLA DayMay 16, 2035Wednesday

SPLA DayMay 16, 2036Friday

SPLA DayMay 16, 2037Saturday

SPLA DayMay 16, 2038Sunday

SPLA DayMay 16, 2039Monday

SPLA DayMay 16, 2040Wednesday

SPLA DayMay 16, 2041Thursday

SPLA DayMay 16, 2042Friday

SPLA DayMay 16, 2043Saturday

SPLA DayMay 16, 2044Monday

SPLA DayMay 16, 2045Tuesday

SPLA DayMay 16, 2046Wednesday

SPLA DayMay 16, 2047Thursday

SPLA DayMay 16, 2048Saturday

SPLA DayMay 16, 2049Sunday

The History of SPLA Day?
On May 16, 1983, a group of mutinous soldiers in Bor (present-day Jonglei State, South Sudan), led by Kerubino Kuanyin Bol and supported by John Garang de Mabior, launched an armed uprising. This mutiny became the seed of the SPLA, which formally emerged as the military wing of the Sudan People's Liberation Movement (SPLM).
The SPLA's mission was not only to resist Khartoum but also to fight for greater equality, self-determination and autonomy for Southern Sudanese people.
Over the next two decades, the SPLA became the dominant rebel force in the Second Sudanese Civil War (1983–2005). The war was one of the longest and deadliest in Africa, costing over 2 million lives and displacing millions more.
In the 1990s and 2000s, the SPLA remained the central military organization representing Southern Sudanese aspirations despite internal divisions.
In 2005, the Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA) was signed between SPLM/A and the Sudanese government. This agreement granted South Sudan regional autonomy and the right to hold an independence referendum.
In 2011, South Sudan voted overwhelmingly for independence. On July 9, 2011, the Republic of South Sudan was born, and the SPLA became its national army.
SPLA Day is both a patriotic holiday and a memorial day, acknowledging the suffering of civilians as well as the role of soldiers in achieving independence, and it honors the sacrifice and resilience of those who fought in the struggle.

Galician Literature Day
2026-05-17
Galician Literature Day honors the Galician language and its literary tradition, first inspired by Rosalía de Castro's Cantares Gallegos. Each year it highlights a different author, blending education, culture and civic pride to strengthen Galicia's linguistic and cultural identity.
When is Galician Literature Day?
Galician Literature Day is celebrated every year on May 17.
The following is the list of Galician Literature Day from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

Galician Literature DayMay 17, 2020Sunday

Galician Literature DayMay 17, 2021Monday

Galician Literature DayMay 17, 2022Tuesday

Galician Literature DayMay 17, 2023Wednesday

Galician Literature DayMay 17, 2024Friday

Galician Literature DayMay 17, 2025Saturday

Galician Literature DayMay 17, 2026Sunday

Galician Literature DayMay 17, 2027Monday

Galician Literature DayMay 17, 2028Wednesday

Galician Literature DayMay 17, 2029Thursday

Galician Literature DayMay 17, 2030Friday

Galician Literature DayMay 17, 2031Saturday

Galician Literature DayMay 17, 2032Monday

Galician Literature DayMay 17, 2033Tuesday

Galician Literature DayMay 17, 2034Wednesday

Galician Literature DayMay 17, 2035Thursday

Galician Literature DayMay 17, 2036Saturday

Galician Literature DayMay 17, 2037Sunday

Galician Literature DayMay 17, 2038Monday

Galician Literature DayMay 17, 2039Tuesday

Galician Literature DayMay 17, 2040Thursday

Galician Literature DayMay 17, 2041Friday

Galician Literature DayMay 17, 2042Saturday

Galician Literature DayMay 17, 2043Sunday

Galician Literature DayMay 17, 2044Tuesday

Galician Literature DayMay 17, 2045Wednesday

Galician Literature DayMay 17, 2046Thursday

Galician Literature DayMay 17, 2047Friday

Galician Literature DayMay 17, 2048Sunday

Galician Literature DayMay 17, 2049Monday

The History of Galician Literature Day?
The celebration was created by the Royal Galician Academy (Real Academia Galega) in 1963, to mark the 100th anniversary of the publication of Rosalía de Castro's Cantares Gallegos (1863).
Cantares Gallegos was the first major literary work published entirely in Galician after centuries of decline, symbolizing the beginning of the Rexurdimento (Galician cultural and literary revival). May 17, the publication date of Rosalía's book, was chosen as the holiday.
The day initially focused solely on honoring Rosalía de Castro, widely regarded as the most iconic Galician poet and a central figure in reviving Galician language and identity.
During the late Franco dictatorship (1939–1975), the public use of Galician was restricted, but the celebration of Galician Literature Day persisted, becoming a subtle act of cultural resistance. With Spain's transition to democracy and the Statute of Autonomy of Galicia (1981), the day gained even greater recognition as a public holiday.
Today, May 17 is a public holiday in Galicia, fully dedicated to its language and literature.
Schools, cultural organizations and institutions across Galicia organize activities to promote Galician writers, books and the use of the Galician language (galego) in everyday life.

Constitution and Flag Day
2026-05-18
Constitution and Flag Day is a national public holiday in Turkmenistan, and it marks two significant events in Turkmenistan's national identity: the adoption of the Constitution of Turkmenistan and the celebration of the national flag.
When is Constitution and Flag Day?
Constitution and Flag Day is celebrated every year on May 18.
The following is the list of Constitution and Flag Day from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

Constitution and Flag DayMay 18, 2020Monday

Constitution and Flag DayMay 18, 2021Tuesday

Constitution and Flag DayMay 18, 2022Wednesday

Constitution and Flag DayMay 18, 2023Thursday

Constitution and Flag DayMay 18, 2024Saturday

Constitution and Flag DayMay 18, 2025Sunday

Constitution and Flag DayMay 18, 2026Monday

Constitution and Flag DayMay 18, 2027Tuesday

Constitution and Flag DayMay 18, 2028Thursday

Constitution and Flag DayMay 18, 2029Friday

Constitution and Flag DayMay 18, 2030Saturday

Constitution and Flag DayMay 18, 2031Sunday

Constitution and Flag DayMay 18, 2032Tuesday

Constitution and Flag DayMay 18, 2033Wednesday

Constitution and Flag DayMay 18, 2034Thursday

Constitution and Flag DayMay 18, 2035Friday

Constitution and Flag DayMay 18, 2036Sunday

Constitution and Flag DayMay 18, 2037Monday

Constitution and Flag DayMay 18, 2038Tuesday

Constitution and Flag DayMay 18, 2039Wednesday

Constitution and Flag DayMay 18, 2040Friday

Constitution and Flag DayMay 18, 2041Saturday

Constitution and Flag DayMay 18, 2042Sunday

Constitution and Flag DayMay 18, 2043Monday

Constitution and Flag DayMay 18, 2044Wednesday

Constitution and Flag DayMay 18, 2045Thursday

Constitution and Flag DayMay 18, 2046Friday

Constitution and Flag DayMay 18, 2047Saturday

Constitution and Flag DayMay 18, 2048Monday

Constitution and Flag DayMay 18, 2049Tuesday

The History of Constitution and Flag Day?
Constitution Day:
After gaining independence from the Soviet Union in 1991, Turkmenistan needed to establish its own legal and political framework as a sovereign state.
On May 18, 1992, Turkmenistan adopted its first independent Constitution. This constitution defined the structure of government, citizens' rights and freedoms, and the principles of neutrality and sovereignty.
The 1992 Constitution marked Turkmenistan's official transition from Soviet rule to an independent republic, affirming the country's political and legal identity.
Since then, May 18 has been observed as Constitution Day, celebrating statehood and the rule of law.
Flag Day:
Turkmenistan adopted its national flag on February 19, 1992, soon after independence. For several years, February 19 was celebrated as National Flag Day.
In 2018, the Turkmen government decided to combine Constitution Day (May 18) and Flag Day (February 19) into a single national holiday celebrated on May 18.

Somaliland Sovereignty Day
2026-05-18
Somaliland Sovereignty Day commemorates May 18, 1991, when Somaliland declared itself independent after decades of hardship under Somali rule, reclaiming the short-lived sovereignty it first had in 1960. It is celebrated as a day of freedom, resilience and national pride.
When is Somaliland Sovereignty Day?
Somaliland Sovereignty Day is celebrated every year on May 18.
The following is the list of Somaliland Sovereignty Day from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

Somaliland Sovereignty DayMay 18, 2020Monday

Somaliland Sovereignty DayMay 18, 2021Tuesday

Somaliland Sovereignty DayMay 18, 2022Wednesday

Somaliland Sovereignty DayMay 18, 2023Thursday

Somaliland Sovereignty DayMay 18, 2024Saturday

Somaliland Sovereignty DayMay 18, 2025Sunday

Somaliland Sovereignty DayMay 18, 2026Monday

Somaliland Sovereignty DayMay 18, 2027Tuesday

Somaliland Sovereignty DayMay 18, 2028Thursday

Somaliland Sovereignty DayMay 18, 2029Friday

Somaliland Sovereignty DayMay 18, 2030Saturday

Somaliland Sovereignty DayMay 18, 2031Sunday

Somaliland Sovereignty DayMay 18, 2032Tuesday

Somaliland Sovereignty DayMay 18, 2033Wednesday

Somaliland Sovereignty DayMay 18, 2034Thursday

Somaliland Sovereignty DayMay 18, 2035Friday

Somaliland Sovereignty DayMay 18, 2036Sunday

Somaliland Sovereignty DayMay 18, 2037Monday

Somaliland Sovereignty DayMay 18, 2038Tuesday

Somaliland Sovereignty DayMay 18, 2039Wednesday

Somaliland Sovereignty DayMay 18, 2040Friday

Somaliland Sovereignty DayMay 18, 2041Saturday

Somaliland Sovereignty DayMay 18, 2042Sunday

Somaliland Sovereignty DayMay 18, 2043Monday

Somaliland Sovereignty DayMay 18, 2044Wednesday

Somaliland Sovereignty DayMay 18, 2045Thursday

Somaliland Sovereignty DayMay 18, 2046Friday

Somaliland Sovereignty DayMay 18, 2047Saturday

Somaliland Sovereignty DayMay 18, 2048Monday

Somaliland Sovereignty DayMay 18, 2049Tuesday

The History of Somaliland Sovereignty Day?
British Somaliland was a British protectorate in the Horn of Africa. On June 26, 1960, it gained independence as the State of Somaliland and was recognized by several countries, including the UK. Just five days later, on July 1, 1960, it voluntarily united with the former Italian Somaliland to form the Somali Republic.
The union soon became troubled: political imbalances, marginalization of Somalilanders, and authoritarian rule strained relations.
During the 1980s, under President Siad Barre, the Somali government brutally suppressed opposition in the north, including mass killings and destruction of cities like Hargeisa. These events fueled Somalilanders' determination to break away from Somalia.
Following the collapse of Somalia's central government in 1991, the Somali National Movement (SNM), along with clan elders and local leaders, convened in Burao.
On May 18, 1991, they declared Somaliland independent, reviving the sovereignty first achieved in June 1960. Hargeisa was established as the capital.
May 18 became Somaliland Sovereignty Day, the most important national holiday in the region. It marks Somaliland's de facto independence, though it remains unrecognized internationally.
Since then, Somaliland has developed its own government, constitution, elections, and institutions, often praised as more stable than the rest of Somalia.

Shavuot (Israel)
2026-05-22
In Israel, Shavuot is a one-day festival with dual meaning: it celebrates the giving of the Torah at Sinai and the harvest of the first fruits. It is observed with Torah study, seating dairy foods, and agricultural festivals, making it both a deeply spiritual and earthly celebration.
When is Shavuot?
Shavuot in Israel is on the 6th of Sivan in the Hebrew calendar (usually late May or early June).
The following is the list of Shavuot from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

ShavuotMay 29, 2020Friday

ShavuotMay 17, 2021Monday

ShavuotJun 05, 2022Sunday

ShavuotMay 26, 2023Friday

ShavuotJun 12, 2024Wednesday

ShavuotJun 02, 2025Monday

ShavuotMay 22, 2026Friday

ShavuotJun 11, 2027Friday

ShavuotMay 31, 2028Wednesday

ShavuotMay 20, 2029Sunday

ShavuotJun 07, 2030Friday

ShavuotMay 28, 2031Wednesday

ShavuotMay 16, 2032Sunday

ShavuotJun 03, 2033Friday

ShavuotMay 24, 2034Wednesday

ShavuotJun 13, 2035Wednesday

ShavuotJun 01, 2036Sunday

ShavuotMay 20, 2037Wednesday

ShavuotJun 09, 2038Wednesday

ShavuotMay 29, 2039Sunday

ShavuotMay 18, 2040Friday

ShavuotJun 05, 2041Wednesday

ShavuotMay 25, 2042Sunday

ShavuotJun 14, 2043Sunday

ShavuotJun 01, 2044Wednesday

ShavuotMay 22, 2045Monday

ShavuotJun 10, 2046Sunday

ShavuotMay 31, 2047Friday

ShavuotMay 18, 2048Monday

ShavuotJun 06, 2049Sunday

The History of Shavuot?
Shavuot is first mentioned in the Torah as one of the Shalosh Regalim (Three Pilgrimage Festivals), alongside Passover and Sukkot.
In biblical times, it marked the wheat harvest and the bringing of the first fruits (Bikkurim) to the Temple in Jerusalem. Farmers decorated baskets with produce and presented them with great ceremony, accompanied by music and community celebrations.
Pilgrims traveled to Jerusalem to offer the Bikkurim in the Temple. Shavuot had a dual role agricultural festival and spiritual festival.
After the destruction of the Second Temple (70 CE), agricultural offerings were no longer possible.
With the rise of the Zionist movement and the founding of the State of Israel in 1948, Shavuot regained its agricultural character.

Buddha's Birthday (South Korea)
2026-05-24
Buddha's Birthday originated in India, spread across Asia with Buddhism, and became a central festival in Korea from the 4th century CE. Despite suppression under Confucian rule, it survived and is now one of Korea's most cherished holidays, marked by lantern festivals, rituals, and cultural celebrations.
When is Buddha's Birthday?
Buddha's Birthday in South Korea is celebrated on the 8th day of the 4th month of the lunar calendar, usually falling in April or May of the Gregorian calendar.
The following is the list of Buddha's Birthday from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

Buddha's BirthdayApr 30, 2020Thursday

Buddha's BirthdayMay 19, 2021Wednesday

Buddha's BirthdayMay 08, 2022Sunday

Buddha's BirthdayMay 26, 2023Friday

Buddha's BirthdayMay 15, 2024Wednesday

Buddha's BirthdayMay 05, 2025Monday

Buddha's BirthdayMay 24, 2026Sunday

Buddha's BirthdayMay 13, 2027Thursday

Buddha's BirthdayMay 02, 2028Tuesday

Buddha's BirthdayMay 20, 2029Sunday

Buddha's BirthdayMay 09, 2030Thursday

Buddha's BirthdayMay 28, 2031Wednesday

Buddha's BirthdayMay 16, 2032Sunday

Buddha's BirthdayMay 06, 2033Friday

Buddha's BirthdayMay 25, 2034Thursday

Buddha's BirthdayMay 15, 2035Tuesday

Buddha's BirthdayMay 03, 2036Saturday

Buddha's BirthdayMay 22, 2037Friday

Buddha's BirthdayMay 11, 2038Tuesday

Buddha's BirthdayApr 30, 2039Saturday

Buddha's BirthdayMay 18, 2040Friday

Buddha's BirthdayMay 07, 2041Tuesday

Buddha's BirthdayMay 26, 2042Monday

Buddha's BirthdayMay 16, 2043Saturday

Buddha's BirthdayMay 05, 2044Thursday

Buddha's BirthdayMay 24, 2045Wednesday

Buddha's BirthdayMay 13, 2046Sunday

Buddha's BirthdayMay 02, 2047Thursday

Buddha's BirthdayMay 20, 2048Wednesday

Buddha's BirthdayMay 09, 2049Sunday

The History of Buddha's Birthday?
Siddhartha Gautama, later known as the Buddha, was born around the 5th–4th century BCE in Lumbini, in present-day Nepal. According to Buddhist tradition, he was born on the 8th day of the 4th lunar month, which became the basis for commemorating Buddha's Birthday across Buddhist cultures.
As Buddhism spread from India to China, Korea, Japan, and Southeast Asia (from the 1st century CE onward), the celebration of Buddha's birth became part of local religious calendars.
Each culture adapted the traditions, but most kept the 4th lunar month, 8th day as the sacred date.
Buddhism entered Korea through China during the Three Kingdoms Period (Goguryeo, Baekje, and Silla) in the 4th century CE.
Silla Dynasty (7th–9th century): Buddha's Birthday became a state-recognized festival, with lantern-lighting ceremonies symbolizing enlightenment.
Goryeo Dynasty (918–1392): Buddhism flourished, and Buddha's Birthday was celebrated with large-scale temple ceremonies and public lantern festivals.
Joseon Dynasty (1392–1897): Under Confucian rule, Buddhism was suppressed, but common people and monks continued to celebrate Buddha's Birthday, keeping traditions alive.
Modern Era: With the revival of Buddhism in the 20th century, Buddha's Birthday regained official recognition. In South Korea today, it is a public holiday, celebrated nationwide.

Africa Day
2026-05-25
Africa Day marks the anniversary of the founding of the Organization of African Unity (OAU) in 1963, which later became the African Union (AU). The holiday commemorates the founding of the Organization of African Unity (OAU) in 1963 and celebrates the struggle for African unity, freedom, and progress.
When is Africa Day?
Africa Day is celebrated on May 25 each year.
The following is the list of Africa Day from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

Africa DayMay 25, 2020Monday

Africa DayMay 25, 2021Tuesday

Africa DayMay 25, 2022Wednesday

Africa DayMay 25, 2023Thursday

Africa DayMay 25, 2024Saturday

Africa DayMay 25, 2025Sunday

Africa DayMay 25, 2026Monday

Africa DayMay 25, 2027Tuesday

Africa DayMay 25, 2028Thursday

Africa DayMay 25, 2029Friday

Africa DayMay 25, 2030Saturday

Africa DayMay 25, 2031Sunday

Africa DayMay 25, 2032Tuesday

Africa DayMay 25, 2033Wednesday

Africa DayMay 25, 2034Thursday

Africa DayMay 25, 2035Friday

Africa DayMay 25, 2036Sunday

Africa DayMay 25, 2037Monday

Africa DayMay 25, 2038Tuesday

Africa DayMay 25, 2039Wednesday

Africa DayMay 25, 2040Friday

Africa DayMay 25, 2041Saturday

Africa DayMay 25, 2042Sunday

Africa DayMay 25, 2043Monday

Africa DayMay 25, 2044Wednesday

Africa DayMay 25, 2045Thursday

Africa DayMay 25, 2046Friday

Africa DayMay 25, 2047Saturday

Africa DayMay 25, 2048Monday

Africa DayMay 25, 2049Tuesday

The History of Africa Day?
During the 19th and early 20th centuries, most African countries were under colonial rule by European powers.
By the 1950s and 1960s, African nationalist movements gained momentum, with many countries demanding independence and self-governance.
As African countries became independent, there was a growing desire to promote solidarity and cooperation across the continent and to support liberation movements in countries still under colonial rule or apartheid.
On May 25, 1963, leaders from 32 independent African nations met in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, and signed the Charter of the Organization of African Unity (OAU). Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie I played a leading role in hosting and guiding the conference.
Following the OAU's formation, May 25 was celebrated across Africa as "African Liberation Day", especially in countries that had recently gained independence or were still fighting for it.
In 2002, the OAU was transformed into the African Union (AU) to better address new political and social challenges facing the continent in the 21st century.
Despite the transition, May 25th continues to be celebrated as "Africa Day", serving as a reminder of Africa's journey from colonial rule to independence and self-determination.

Spring Bank Holiday (IOM)
2026-05-25
The Spring Bank Holiday in the Isle of Man (IOM) is offering a seasonal long weekend. Introduced to replace Whit Monday, it is a public holiday marked by leisure, family activities, and often coincides with preparations for the world-famous TT Races.
When is the Spring Bank Holiday?
The Spring Bank Holiday in the Isle of Man is observed on the last Monday in May.
The following is the list of the Spring Bank Holiday from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 25, 2020Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 31, 2021Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 30, 2022Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 29, 2023Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 27, 2024Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 26, 2025Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 25, 2026Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 31, 2027Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 29, 2028Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 28, 2029Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 27, 2030Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 26, 2031Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 31, 2032Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 30, 2033Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 29, 2034Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 28, 2035Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 26, 2036Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 25, 2037Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 31, 2038Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 30, 2039Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 28, 2040Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 27, 2041Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 26, 2042Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 25, 2043Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 30, 2044Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 29, 2045Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 28, 2046Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 27, 2047Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 25, 2048Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 31, 2049Monday

The History of the Spring Bank Holiday?
Traditionally, the late spring holiday in the Isle of Man, as in the UK, was Whit Monday (the day after Pentecost), which varied each year according to the church calendar. Whit Monday was a long-standing Christian holiday observed for centuries across the British Isles.
In the 1960s, the UK sought to modernize its holiday system by fixing dates to provide predictable long weekends rather than relying on movable feasts.
In 1967, the UK officially replaced Whit Monday with the Spring Bank Holiday, celebrated on the last Monday in May. The Isle of Man, though self-governing, mirrored this change to keep its bank holiday calendar broadly aligned with the UK.
The Spring Bank Holiday became an established public holiday on the island in the late 1960s/early 1970s. It did not carry specific Manx traditions like Tynwald Day or the TT Bank Holiday, but it quickly became an important seasonal break.
Today, the Spring Bank Holiday continues to serve as a modern holiday of convenience rather than a traditional festival, offering a pause at the start of summer.

Spring Bank Holiday (Jersey)
2026-05-25
The Spring Bank Holiday gives islanders a welcome break as spring turns to summer. Originating as a general holiday for banks and businesses in the 19th century, it has evolved into a seasonal celebration of rest and outdoor leisure. Many Jersey residents use the long weekend to enjoy the island's beaches, countryside walks, and family gatherings, marking the unofficial start of the summer season with community events and seaside activities.
When is the Spring Bank Holiday?
The Spring Bank Holiday in Jersey is observed on the last Monday in May.
The following is the list of the Spring Bank Holiday from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 25, 2020Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 31, 2021Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 30, 2022Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 29, 2023Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 27, 2024Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 26, 2025Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 25, 2026Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 31, 2027Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 29, 2028Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 28, 2029Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 27, 2030Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 26, 2031Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 31, 2032Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 30, 2033Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 29, 2034Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 28, 2035Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 26, 2036Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 25, 2037Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 31, 2038Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 30, 2039Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 28, 2040Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 27, 2041Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 26, 2042Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 25, 2043Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 30, 2044Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 29, 2045Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 28, 2046Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 27, 2047Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 25, 2048Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 31, 2049Monday

The History of the Spring Bank Holiday?
The Spring Bank Holiday has its origins in the Bank Holidays Act of 1871, introduced by British politician Sir John Lubbock. The Act established official holidays for banks and businesses in the United Kingdom, giving workers regular days off throughout the year.
Originally, the late May holiday was tied to Whit Monday, the day after Pentecost, a Christian festival commemorating the descent of the Holy Spirit. Since Pentecost's date varies with the Easter calendar, Whit Monday did not fall on a fixed date.
To simplify scheduling, the UK government moved the observance from Whit Monday to a fixed date, the last Monday in May, under the Banking and Financial Dealings Act of 1971. This provided consistency for schools, businesses, and workers.
As a Crown Dependency, Jersey generally follows the United Kingdom's system of public holidays, so the Spring Bank Holiday was adopted on the island as well.
In Jersey, the Spring Bank Holiday has become a time to celebrate the changing of the seasons and the approach of summer. The day is often used for family outings, picnics, and coastal walks, as well as local festivals and community events.
With its mild late-May weather, it marks the start of the summer tourism season, when visitors begin arriving to enjoy the island's beaches and scenery.

Spring Bank Holiday (Gibraltar)
2026-05-25
The Spring Bank Holiday in Gibraltar offers residents a relaxing break as spring turns to summer. It provides a long weekend for rest, leisure and family activities. Many people take the opportunity to enjoy Gibraltar's beaches, nature trails or local events, marking the transition to warmer months with a spirit of renewal and community.
When is the Spring Bank Holiday?
The Spring Bank Holiday in Gibraltar is celebrated on the last Monday in May.
The following is the list of the Spring Bank Holiday from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 25, 2020Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 31, 2021Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 30, 2022Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 29, 2023Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 27, 2024Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 26, 2025Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 25, 2026Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 31, 2027Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 29, 2028Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 28, 2029Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 27, 2030Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 26, 2031Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 31, 2032Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 30, 2033Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 29, 2034Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 28, 2035Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 26, 2036Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 25, 2037Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 31, 2038Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 30, 2039Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 28, 2040Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 27, 2041Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 26, 2042Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 25, 2043Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 30, 2044Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 29, 2045Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 28, 2046Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 27, 2047Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 25, 2048Monday

Spring Bank HolidayMay 31, 2049Monday

The History of the Spring Bank Holiday?
The Spring Bank Holiday originated in the United Kingdom through the Bank Holidays Act of 1871, introduced by Sir John Lubbock. The Act established official holidays for banks and businesses, giving workers fixed days of rest each year.
Initially, the late May holiday was tied to Whit Monday, the day after Pentecost, a Christian feast celebrating the descent of the Holy Spirit. Because Whit Monday was a movable feast, its date changed each year, depending on the timing of Easter.
To simplify the holiday calendar, the UK passed the Banking and Financial Dealings Act of 1971, moving the observance from Whit Monday to the last Monday in May. This change provided a consistent, predictable date and created a reliable long weekend at the end of spring. The holiday also evolved from a religious observance to a secular celebration of rest and leisure, reflecting modern working life.
As a British Overseas Territory, Gibraltar traditionally follows the UK's system of bank and public holidays, adapting them to its local calendar and culture. The Spring Bank Holiday was formally introduced into Gibraltar's list of public holidays in the 1970s, around the same time as the UK reform.
In Gibraltar, the Spring Bank Holiday is a non-religious, family-oriented day. Schools, government offices and most businesses close, giving the whole community a chance to rest.
Today, the Spring Bank Holiday in Gibraltar symbolizes rest, renewal, and balance, a pause before the busy summer months.

Bermuda Day
2026-05-29
Bermuda Day marks the start of summer and is one of the island's most beloved holidays. Originally known as Empire Day, it evolved into a uniquely Bermudian celebration of national pride, culture, and heritage. Many islanders also take their first swim of the year and enjoy picnics or boat outings. Bermuda Day captures the island's joyful spirit and sense of community, blending tradition and Caribbean flair.
When is Bermuda Day?
Bermuda Day is celebrated on the last Friday in May each year.
The following is the list of Bermuda Day from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

Bermuda DayMay 29, 2020Friday

Bermuda DayMay 28, 2021Friday

Bermuda DayMay 27, 2022Friday

Bermuda DayMay 26, 2023Friday

Bermuda DayMay 31, 2024Friday

Bermuda DayMay 30, 2025Friday

Bermuda DayMay 29, 2026Friday

Bermuda DayMay 28, 2027Friday

Bermuda DayMay 26, 2028Friday

Bermuda DayMay 25, 2029Friday

Bermuda DayMay 31, 2030Friday

Bermuda DayMay 30, 2031Friday

Bermuda DayMay 28, 2032Friday

Bermuda DayMay 27, 2033Friday

Bermuda DayMay 26, 2034Friday

Bermuda DayMay 25, 2035Friday

Bermuda DayMay 30, 2036Friday

Bermuda DayMay 29, 2037Friday

Bermuda DayMay 28, 2038Friday

Bermuda DayMay 27, 2039Friday

Bermuda DayMay 25, 2040Friday

Bermuda DayMay 31, 2041Friday

Bermuda DayMay 30, 2042Friday

Bermuda DayMay 29, 2043Friday

Bermuda DayMay 27, 2044Friday

Bermuda DayMay 26, 2045Friday

Bermuda DayMay 25, 2046Friday

Bermuda DayMay 31, 2047Friday

Bermuda DayMay 29, 2048Friday

Bermuda DayMay 28, 2049Friday

The History of Bermuda Day?
Bermuda Day has evolved into one of the island's most meaningful cultural holidays, symbolizing national pride, community spirit and the unofficial start of summer.
The holiday began in 1902 as Empire Day, meant to honor Queen Victoria and celebrate ties to the British Empire. Over time, as Bermudians developed a stronger sense of local identity, as well as pride in their African, Caribbean and Portuguese heritage, the celebration shifted away from colonial symbolism.
In 1979, the holiday was officially renamed Bermuda Day, marking a key moment in the island's cultural development. It became a day to honor Bermudian traditions, achievements, and unity. That same year, the first Bermuda Day Parade was held in Hamilton, featuring local dance troupes, Gombey performers, floats, and marching bands—a tradition that remains central to the holiday.
Bermuda Day is also tied to the island's connection to the sea and outdoor life. Historically, many Bermudians believed Bermuda Day marked the earliest acceptable date to take the first ocean swim of the year, kicking off boating season and summer festivities. This playful tradition still holds cultural value, even as warmer-weather swims have become more common.
In 2018, the holiday was moved from May 24 to the last Friday in May, allowing for consistent long-weekend celebrations.
Today, Bermuda Day blends heritage, pageantry and community pride. It represents the island's cultural journey—from colonial observance to a vibrant expression of Bermudian identity, celebrated with parades, sporting events, picnics and the joyful energy of summer's arrival.

Indian Arrival Day
2026-05-30
Indian Arrival Day is a national public holiday in Trinidad and Tobago to commemorate the arrival of the first Indian indentured laborers to the country in 1845. It honors the contributions, culture, and resilience of the Indo-Trinidadian community, whose ancestors came from India to work on sugar plantations after slavery was abolished.
When is Indian Arrival Day?
Indian Arrival Day is celebrated on May 30 each year.
The following is the list of Indian Arrival Day from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

Indian Arrival DayMay 30, 2020Saturday

Indian Arrival DayMay 30, 2021Sunday

Indian Arrival DayMay 30, 2022Monday

Indian Arrival DayMay 30, 2023Tuesday

Indian Arrival DayMay 30, 2024Thursday

Indian Arrival DayMay 30, 2025Friday

Indian Arrival DayMay 30, 2026Saturday

Indian Arrival DayMay 30, 2027Sunday

Indian Arrival DayMay 30, 2028Tuesday

Indian Arrival DayMay 30, 2029Wednesday

Indian Arrival DayMay 30, 2030Thursday

Indian Arrival DayMay 30, 2031Friday

Indian Arrival DayMay 30, 2032Sunday

Indian Arrival DayMay 30, 2033Monday

Indian Arrival DayMay 30, 2034Tuesday

Indian Arrival DayMay 30, 2035Wednesday

Indian Arrival DayMay 30, 2036Friday

Indian Arrival DayMay 30, 2037Saturday

Indian Arrival DayMay 30, 2038Sunday

Indian Arrival DayMay 30, 2039Monday

Indian Arrival DayMay 30, 2040Wednesday

Indian Arrival DayMay 30, 2041Thursday

Indian Arrival DayMay 30, 2042Friday

Indian Arrival DayMay 30, 2043Saturday

Indian Arrival DayMay 30, 2044Monday

Indian Arrival DayMay 30, 2045Tuesday

Indian Arrival DayMay 30, 2046Wednesday

Indian Arrival DayMay 30, 2047Thursday

Indian Arrival DayMay 30, 2048Saturday

Indian Arrival DayMay 30, 2049Sunday

The History of Indian Arrival Day?
In 1834, slavery was abolished across the British Empire.
In 1838, full emancipation took effect in Trinidad and Tobago.
With the end of slavery, plantation owners faced a major labor shortage, especially for sugarcane harvesting. The British colonial authorities turned to India for a new labor source under a system called indentureship.
On May 30, 1845, the ship Fatel Razack arrived in Trinidad, carrying 225 Indian indentured laborers from Calcutta (now Kolkata). This was the first official arrival of Indians to Trinidad, marking the start of a major demographic and cultural shift.
Between 1845 and 1917, over 147,000 Indians were brought to Trinidad to work on plantations under five-year contracts. Many chose to stay after their contracts, forming what is now the Indo-Trinidadian community.
In 1995, under Prime Minister Patrick Manning, the government declared May 30 as Indian Arrival Day, a national public holiday to mark the 150th anniversary of the Fatel Razack's landing.

Day of the Canary Islands
2026-05-30
The Day of the Canary Islands commemorates the first meeting of the Canary Islands Parliament on May 30, 1983, symbolizing both political autonomy and cultural pride.
When is Day of the Canary Islands?
Day of the Canary Islands is celebrated every year on May 30.
The following is the list of Day of the Canary Islands from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

Day of the Canary IslandsMay 30, 2020Saturday

Day of the Canary IslandsMay 30, 2021Sunday

Day of the Canary IslandsMay 30, 2022Monday

Day of the Canary IslandsMay 30, 2023Tuesday

Day of the Canary IslandsMay 30, 2024Thursday

Day of the Canary IslandsMay 30, 2025Friday

Day of the Canary IslandsMay 30, 2026Saturday

Day of the Canary IslandsMay 30, 2027Sunday

Day of the Canary IslandsMay 30, 2028Tuesday

Day of the Canary IslandsMay 30, 2029Wednesday

Day of the Canary IslandsMay 30, 2030Thursday

Day of the Canary IslandsMay 30, 2031Friday

Day of the Canary IslandsMay 30, 2032Sunday

Day of the Canary IslandsMay 30, 2033Monday

Day of the Canary IslandsMay 30, 2034Tuesday

Day of the Canary IslandsMay 30, 2035Wednesday

Day of the Canary IslandsMay 30, 2036Friday

Day of the Canary IslandsMay 30, 2037Saturday

Day of the Canary IslandsMay 30, 2038Sunday

Day of the Canary IslandsMay 30, 2039Monday

Day of the Canary IslandsMay 30, 2040Wednesday

Day of the Canary IslandsMay 30, 2041Thursday

Day of the Canary IslandsMay 30, 2042Friday

Day of the Canary IslandsMay 30, 2043Saturday

Day of the Canary IslandsMay 30, 2044Monday

Day of the Canary IslandsMay 30, 2045Tuesday

Day of the Canary IslandsMay 30, 2046Wednesday

Day of the Canary IslandsMay 30, 2047Thursday

Day of the Canary IslandsMay 30, 2048Saturday

Day of the Canary IslandsMay 30, 2049Sunday

The History of Day of the Canary Islands?
The Canary Islands, located off the northwest coast of Africa, have a long history shaped by indigenous Guanche culture, Spanish colonization in the 15th century, and their later role as a strategic Atlantic trade and military hub.
After Spain's transition to democracy in the late 1970s, many Spanish regions sought greater autonomy. The Canary Islands, due to their unique geography and identity, were included in this process.
In August 1982, Spain's central government granted the Canary Islands autonomous community status, providing them with self-governing powers within the Spanish state.
The first session of the Parliament of the Canary Islands was held on May 30, 1983, officially marking the beginning of modern Canarian self-government.
To commemorate this milestone, May 30 was officially designated as the Day of the Canary Islands.
It serves as both a political anniversary of autonomy and a cultural celebration of the islands' traditions, heritage, and identity. Today, it is recognized as a public holiday across the archipelago.

Day of Castilla–La Mancha
2026-05-31
The Day of Castilla–La Mancha commemorates the creation of its autonomous institutions on May 31, 1983, following the Statute of Autonomy of 1982. It is celebrated each year with official honors and cultural festivities, symbolizing the region's unity, traditions and self-government.
When is the Day of Castilla–La Mancha?
The Day of Castilla–La Mancha is celebrated every year on May 31.
The following is the list of the Day of Castilla–La Mancha from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

Day of Castilla-La ManchaMay 31, 2020Sunday

Day of Castilla-La ManchaMay 31, 2021Monday

Day of Castilla-La ManchaMay 31, 2022Tuesday

Day of Castilla-La ManchaMay 31, 2023Wednesday

Day of Castilla-La ManchaMay 31, 2024Friday

Day of Castilla-La ManchaMay 31, 2025Saturday

Day of Castilla-La ManchaMay 31, 2026Sunday

Day of Castilla-La ManchaMay 31, 2027Monday

Day of Castilla-La ManchaMay 31, 2028Wednesday

Day of Castilla-La ManchaMay 31, 2029Thursday

Day of Castilla-La ManchaMay 31, 2030Friday

Day of Castilla-La ManchaMay 31, 2031Saturday

Day of Castilla-La ManchaMay 31, 2032Monday

Day of Castilla-La ManchaMay 31, 2033Tuesday

Day of Castilla-La ManchaMay 31, 2034Wednesday

Day of Castilla-La ManchaMay 31, 2035Thursday

Day of Castilla-La ManchaMay 31, 2036Saturday

Day of Castilla-La ManchaMay 31, 2037Sunday

Day of Castilla-La ManchaMay 31, 2038Monday

Day of Castilla-La ManchaMay 31, 2039Tuesday

Day of Castilla-La ManchaMay 31, 2040Thursday

Day of Castilla-La ManchaMay 31, 2041Friday

Day of Castilla-La ManchaMay 31, 2042Saturday

Day of Castilla-La ManchaMay 31, 2043Sunday

Day of Castilla-La ManchaMay 31, 2044Tuesday

Day of Castilla-La ManchaMay 31, 2045Wednesday

Day of Castilla-La ManchaMay 31, 2046Thursday

Day of Castilla-La ManchaMay 31, 2047Friday

Day of Castilla-La ManchaMay 31, 2048Sunday

Day of Castilla-La ManchaMay 31, 2049Monday

The History of the Day of Castilla–La Mancha?
After the Spanish Constitution of 1978, Spain transitioned into a system of autonomous communities. Each region with a strong identity could create its own Statute of Autonomy, which laid the basis for self-government.
Castilla–La Mancha, a vast central region of Spain formed by the provinces of Albacete, Ciudad Real, Cuenca, Guadalajara, and Toledo, began this process soon after the Constitution.
On August 10, 1982, the Statute of Autonomy of Castilla–La Mancha was approved by the Spanish Cortes.
This statute formally established Castilla–La Mancha as an autonomous community, granting it political institutions such as a Regional Assembly, Presidency, and Government Council.
It also recognized the region's cultural and historical identity, deeply tied to the heritage of La Mancha and Don Quixote.
The first Regional Parliament of Castilla–La Mancha and its institutions were inaugurated on May 31, 1983, in Toledo, the historic capital.
To commemorate this foundational moment of modern self-government, May 31 was declared the Day of Castilla–La Mancha.

Vesak Day (Singapore)
2026-05-31
Vesak Day marks the birth, enlightenment, and passing of the Buddha. In Singapore, it has been a public holiday since 1955 and is celebrated with temple ceremonies, acts of kindness, and community gatherings.
When is Vesak Day?
Vesak Day is celebrated on the full moon of the month of Vesak, usually in May, sometimes in early June.
The following is the list of Vesak Day from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

Vesak DayMay 07, 2020Thursday

Vesak DayMay 26, 2021Wednesday

Vesak DayMay 15, 2022Sunday

Vesak DayJun 04, 2023Sunday

Vesak DayMay 22, 2024Wednesday

Vesak DayMay 12, 2025Monday

Vesak DayMay 31, 2026Sunday

Vesak DayMay 20, 2027Thursday

Vesak DayMay 08, 2028Monday

Vesak DayMay 27, 2029Sunday

Vesak DayMay 17, 2030Friday

Vesak DayJun 04, 2031Wednesday

Vesak DayMay 23, 2032Sunday

Vesak DayMay 13, 2033Friday

Vesak DayJun 01, 2034Thursday

Vesak DayMay 22, 2035Tuesday

Vesak DayMay 10, 2036Saturday

Vesak DayMay 29, 2037Friday

Vesak DayMay 18, 2038Tuesday

Vesak DayMay 07, 2039Saturday

Vesak DayMay 25, 2040Friday

Vesak DayMay 16, 2041Thursday

Vesak DayJun 03, 2042Tuesday

Vesak DayMay 23, 2043Saturday

Vesak DayJun 10, 2044Friday

Vesak DayMay 30, 2045Tuesday

Vesak DayMay 20, 2046Sunday

Vesak DayJun 08, 2047Saturday

Vesak DayMay 27, 2048Wednesday

Vesak DayMay 17, 2049Monday

The History of Vesak Day?
Vesak (or Vesākha) comes from the name of a month in the Indian lunar calendar. According to tradition, three major events in the life of Siddhartha Gautama (the Buddha) all took place on the full moon of Vesak:
– His birth in Lumbini (modern-day Nepal).
– His enlightenment (attaining Buddhahood) under the Bodhi tree in Bodh Gaya, India.
– His Parinirvana (final passing away) at Kushinagar, India.
Early Buddhist communities began commemorating these events more than 2,000 years ago, with rituals and gatherings on the Vesak full moon. As Buddhism spread from India to Sri Lanka, China, Southeast Asia, and beyond, Vesak became one of the most important festivals in Buddhist cultures.
With the arrival of Chinese and Sri Lankan Buddhists, Vesak celebrations were brought to Singapore during the colonial era.
In 1955, Vesak Day was officially gazetted as a public holiday in Singapore, after petitions from Buddhist organizations. This recognition highlighted the significance of Buddhism in Singapore's multicultural society.
In Singapore, Vesak Day also carries a community and multicultural aspect, with people of other faiths often participating in charity drives and cultural programs.

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.

June Bank Holiday
2026-06-01
The June Bank Holiday in Ireland was established in 1973 to give people a summer holiday weekend. Today, it is celebrated with sports, festivals, travel and outdoor activities, marking the true start of the Irish summer season.
When is June Bank Holiday?
June Bank Holiday is celebrated on the first Monday of June.
The following is the list of June Bank Holiday from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

June Bank HolidayJun 01, 2020Monday

June Bank HolidayJun 07, 2021Monday

June Bank HolidayJun 06, 2022Monday

June Bank HolidayJun 05, 2023Monday

June Bank HolidayJun 03, 2024Monday

June Bank HolidayJun 02, 2025Monday

June Bank HolidayJun 01, 2026Monday

June Bank HolidayJun 07, 2027Monday

June Bank HolidayJun 05, 2028Monday

June Bank HolidayJun 04, 2029Monday

June Bank HolidayJun 03, 2030Monday

June Bank HolidayJun 02, 2031Monday

June Bank HolidayJun 07, 2032Monday

June Bank HolidayJun 06, 2033Monday

June Bank HolidayJun 05, 2034Monday

June Bank HolidayJun 04, 2035Monday

June Bank HolidayJun 02, 2036Monday

June Bank HolidayJun 01, 2037Monday

June Bank HolidayJun 07, 2038Monday

June Bank HolidayJun 06, 2039Monday

June Bank HolidayJun 04, 2040Monday

June Bank HolidayJun 03, 2041Monday

June Bank HolidayJun 02, 2042Monday

June Bank HolidayJun 01, 2043Monday

June Bank HolidayJun 06, 2044Monday

June Bank HolidayJun 05, 2045Monday

June Bank HolidayJun 04, 2046Monday

June Bank HolidayJun 03, 2047Monday

June Bank HolidayJun 01, 2048Monday

June Bank HolidayJun 07, 2049Monday

The History of June Bank Holiday?
The June Bank Holiday is one of Ireland's more modern public holidays. It was first established in 1973 by the Irish government. Its purpose was to provide a designated summer holiday weekend for workers and families.
Before 1973, Ireland's older public holidays were mainly linked to religious feast days (e.g., St. Patrick's Day, St. Stephen's Day) or ancient seasonal traditions (e.g., May Day/Bealtaine).
The June holiday was created to give people a break at the start of summer, align Ireland more closely with UK and European bank holiday practices, where summer long weekends were already common, and support tourism, sports and festivals, especially as June is the beginning of Ireland's busiest outdoor season.
Since its introduction, the June Bank Holiday has become strongly associated with sports, festivals and community events. Unlike older holidays, it does not carry a religious or nationalist meaning, it is purely a civic and leisure holiday.

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.

Pancasila Day (Indonesia)
2026-06-01
Pancasila Day in Indonesia honors the founding philosophy of Indonesia, introduced by Sukarno in 1945. The five principles (belief in one God, humanity, unity, democracy, and social justice) serve as the nation's moral and ideological foundation, promoting unity in diversity and national harmony.
When is Pancasila Day?
Pancasila Day in Indonesia is observed on June 1 each year.
The following is the list of Pancasila Day from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

Pancasila DayJun 01, 2020Monday

Pancasila DayJun 01, 2021Tuesday

Pancasila DayJun 01, 2022Wednesday

Pancasila DayJun 01, 2023Thursday

Pancasila DayJun 01, 2024Saturday

Pancasila DayJun 01, 2025Sunday

Pancasila DayJun 01, 2026Monday

Pancasila DayJun 01, 2027Tuesday

Pancasila DayJun 01, 2028Thursday

Pancasila DayJun 01, 2029Friday

Pancasila DayJun 01, 2030Saturday

Pancasila DayJun 01, 2031Sunday

Pancasila DayJun 01, 2032Tuesday

Pancasila DayJun 01, 2033Wednesday

Pancasila DayJun 01, 2034Thursday

Pancasila DayJun 01, 2035Friday

Pancasila DayJun 01, 2036Sunday

Pancasila DayJun 01, 2037Monday

Pancasila DayJun 01, 2038Tuesday

Pancasila DayJun 01, 2039Wednesday

Pancasila DayJun 01, 2040Friday

Pancasila DayJun 01, 2041Saturday

Pancasila DayJun 01, 2042Sunday

Pancasila DayJun 01, 2043Monday

Pancasila DayJun 01, 2044Wednesday

Pancasila DayJun 01, 2045Thursday

Pancasila DayJun 01, 2046Friday

Pancasila DayJun 01, 2047Saturday

Pancasila DayJun 01, 2048Monday

Pancasila DayJun 01, 2049Tuesday

The History of Pancasila Day?
Pancasila Day commemorates the birth of Indonesia's foundational ideology, known as Pancasila, meaning "Five Principles" in Sanskrit. It originated from a historic speech delivered by Sukarno, Indonesia's founding father and later its first president, on June 1, 1945, during a meeting of the Investigating Committee for Preparatory Work for Indonesian Independence (BPUPKI) in Jakarta.
At that time, Indonesia was still under Japanese occupation near the end of World War II. The BPUPKI was established to prepare the groundwork for an independent Indonesian state.
During the session, Sukarno presented his vision for the philosophical foundation of the soon-to-be independent nation. He proposed Pancasila, a set of five guiding principles meant to unite the archipelago's diverse ethnic, religious, and cultural groups under a single national identity.
The five principles he introduced were:
– Belief in One Supreme God
– Just and Civilized Humanity
– The Unity of Indonesia
– Democracy Guided by Inner Wisdom
– Social Justice for All Indonesians
These principles reflected Sukarno's effort to harmonize Indonesia's immense diversity, bridging differences in religion, ethnicity, and ideology, into one coherent national philosophy.
Following Sukarno's speech, the BPUPKI and subsequent committees refined his ideas into the Preamble (Pembukaan) of the 1945 Constitution (UUD 1945). Pancasila became the official ideological foundation of the Republic of Indonesia when independence was proclaimed on August 17, 1945.
Sukarno promoted Pancasila as the spiritual and moral foundation of the young republic, symbolizing unity amidst Indonesia's pluralism. During his presidency, Pancasila was used to promote national solidarity and anti-colonial sentiment, though political challenges arose as Indonesia transitioned from revolution to statehood.
Beginning in the 1970s, all political and social organizations were required to adopt Pancasila as their guiding principle. The government emphasized Pancasila education in schools and workplaces, often using it as a tool for national integration and political control.
After Suharto's resignation in 1998, Indonesia entered the Reformasi (Reformation) era, characterized by democratization and decentralization. In 2016, President Joko Widodo officially declared June 1 as the Birth of Pancasila Day. The holiday was reinstated as a national day of reflection to strengthen national unity and reaffirm Indonesia's founding values.

Republic Day (Italy)
2026-06-02
Republic Day is a national holiday in Italy marking the 1946 referendum when Italians voted to abolish the monarchy and establish a republic. It was also the first election in which Italian women voted. The day is commemorated with a military parade in Rome, a wreath-laying at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, and an aerial show, symbolizing Italy's rebirth as a free and democratic nation.
When is Republic Day?
Republic Day in Italy is celebrated on June 2 each year.
The following is the list of Republic Day from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

Republic DayJun 02, 2020Tuesday

Republic DayJun 02, 2021Wednesday

Republic DayJun 02, 2022Thursday

Republic DayJun 02, 2023Friday

Republic DayJun 02, 2024Sunday

Republic DayJun 02, 2025Monday

Republic DayJun 02, 2026Tuesday

Republic DayJun 02, 2027Wednesday

Republic DayJun 02, 2028Friday

Republic DayJun 02, 2029Saturday

Republic DayJun 02, 2030Sunday

Republic DayJun 02, 2031Monday

Republic DayJun 02, 2032Wednesday

Republic DayJun 02, 2033Thursday

Republic DayJun 02, 2034Friday

Republic DayJun 02, 2035Saturday

Republic DayJun 02, 2036Monday

Republic DayJun 02, 2037Tuesday

Republic DayJun 02, 2038Wednesday

Republic DayJun 02, 2039Thursday

Republic DayJun 02, 2040Saturday

Republic DayJun 02, 2041Sunday

Republic DayJun 02, 2042Monday

Republic DayJun 02, 2043Tuesday

Republic DayJun 02, 2044Thursday

Republic DayJun 02, 2045Friday

Republic DayJun 02, 2046Saturday

Republic DayJun 02, 2047Sunday

Republic DayJun 02, 2048Tuesday

Republic DayJun 02, 2049Wednesday

The History of Republic Day?
After World War II, Italy was in political and social turmoil. The Fascist regime of Benito Mussolini had collapsed, the country was divided between Allied and Nazi-controlled zones, and the House of Savoy, Italy's royal family, was widely blamed for supporting Fascism.
In this climate, Italians demanded a new political direction and a fresh start free from dictatorship and monarchy.
On June 2–3, 1946, Italians were called to vote in a constitutional referendum to decide whether Italy should remain a monarchy or become a republic. It was the first national election in which Italian women could vote, a historic milestone for gender equality.
The results were close 12.7 million votes (54.3%) for the Republic, 10.7 million votes (45.7%) for the Monarchy. On June 12, 1946, King Umberto II accepted the results and went into exile in Portugal, earning the nickname "the May King" for his brief reign.
On June 2, 1946, Italy officially became the Italian Republic, marking the end of over 85 years of monarchy (since unification in 1861). At the same time, elections were held for the Constituent Assembly, which later drafted the Italian Constitution, coming into force on January 1, 1948.
June 2 was declared a national holiday in 1949 to commemorate the formation of the Republic.

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.

Memorial Day (South Korea)
2026-06-06
Memorial Day in South Korea, established in 1956, honors those who sacrificed their lives in the Korean War and other struggles for independence and security. Celebrated on , it has become a national day of mourning, gratitude, and unity, marked by ceremonies, silence and national flag observances.
When is Memorial Birthday?
Memorial Birthday in South Korea is celebrated on June 6.
The following is the list of Memorial Birthday from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

Memorial DayJun 06, 2020Saturday

Memorial DayJun 06, 2021Sunday

Memorial DayJun 06, 2022Monday

Memorial DayJun 06, 2023Tuesday

Memorial DayJun 06, 2024Thursday

Memorial DayJun 06, 2025Friday

Memorial DayJun 06, 2026Saturday

Memorial DayJun 06, 2027Sunday

Memorial DayJun 06, 2028Tuesday

Memorial DayJun 06, 2029Wednesday

Memorial DayJun 06, 2030Thursday

Memorial DayJun 06, 2031Friday

Memorial DayJun 06, 2032Sunday

Memorial DayJun 06, 2033Monday

Memorial DayJun 06, 2034Tuesday

Memorial DayJun 06, 2035Wednesday

Memorial DayJun 06, 2036Friday

Memorial DayJun 06, 2037Saturday

Memorial DayJun 06, 2038Sunday

Memorial DayJun 06, 2039Monday

Memorial DayJun 06, 2040Wednesday

Memorial DayJun 06, 2041Thursday

Memorial DayJun 06, 2042Friday

Memorial DayJun 06, 2043Saturday

Memorial DayJun 06, 2044Monday

Memorial DayJun 06, 2045Tuesday

Memorial DayJun 06, 2046Wednesday

Memorial DayJun 06, 2047Thursday

Memorial DayJun 06, 2048Saturday

Memorial DayJun 06, 2049Sunday

The History of Memorial Birthday?
After the Korean War (1950–1953), South Korea sought to formally honor the soldiers who died defending the nation. In 1956, the government officially designated June 6 as Memorial Day (현충일).
The date was chosen because June is a symbolic month for national defense, coinciding with the start of summer military campaigns in Korean history.
Initially, the day focused on remembering the fallen soldiers of the Korean War during 1950s–1960s.
Over time, Memorial Day grew to honor soldiers who died in all conflicts for South Korea's security, independence activists who resisted Japanese colonial rule (1910–1945), and citizens who sacrificed their lives for the nation.
Today, it commemorates all patriots and martyrs who gave their lives for freedom and security.
Memorial Day is not only a day of mourning but also one of reflection and unity, reminding South Koreans of the sacrifices made for democracy, freedom and peace.

Day of La Rioja
2026-06-09
The Day of La Rioja commemorates the region's autonomy and identity, blending political history with cultural pride, traditional festivities, and the celebration of its rich wine and food heritage.
When is the Day of La Rioja?
The Day of La Rioja is celebrated every year on June 9.
The following is the list of the Day of La Rioja from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

Day of La RiojaJun 09, 2020Tuesday

Day of La RiojaJun 09, 2021Wednesday

Day of La RiojaJun 09, 2022Thursday

Day of La RiojaJun 09, 2023Friday

Day of La RiojaJun 09, 2024Sunday

Day of La RiojaJun 09, 2025Monday

Day of La RiojaJun 09, 2026Tuesday

Day of La RiojaJun 09, 2027Wednesday

Day of La RiojaJun 09, 2028Friday

Day of La RiojaJun 09, 2029Saturday

Day of La RiojaJun 09, 2030Sunday

Day of La RiojaJun 09, 2031Monday

Day of La RiojaJun 09, 2032Wednesday

Day of La RiojaJun 09, 2033Thursday

Day of La RiojaJun 09, 2034Friday

Day of La RiojaJun 09, 2035Saturday

Day of La RiojaJun 09, 2036Monday

Day of La RiojaJun 09, 2037Tuesday

Day of La RiojaJun 09, 2038Wednesday

Day of La RiojaJun 09, 2039Thursday

Day of La RiojaJun 09, 2040Saturday

Day of La RiojaJun 09, 2041Sunday

Day of La RiojaJun 09, 2042Monday

Day of La RiojaJun 09, 2043Tuesday

Day of La RiojaJun 09, 2044Thursday

Day of La RiojaJun 09, 2045Friday

Day of La RiojaJun 09, 2046Saturday

Day of La RiojaJun 09, 2047Sunday

Day of La RiojaJun 09, 2048Tuesday

Day of La RiojaJun 09, 2049Wednesday

The History of the Day of La Rioja ?
The first Day of La Rioja occurred on October 8, 1978 in Nájera. Organized by the "Coordinadora por la autonomía de La Rioja," it was a grassroots act to assert regional identity. In the years that followed, pre-autonomy Days were held alternately in Haro (1979), Calahorra (1980), and Logroño (1981)
On June 9, 1982, King Juan Carlos I signed the Statute of Autonomy, making La Rioja a uniprovincial autonomous community.
The Day of La Rioja was officially observed for the first time on June 9, 1983.
Since then, the institutional celebration takes place at this historic monastery, which holds cultural and linguistic significance for Spain.
On June 8, the day before the official holiday, the town of Santa Coloma hosts the pregón (opening proclamation). This commemorates the Convention of Santa Coloma (1812), a key early event in asserting Rioja's identity.

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.

TT Bank Holiday
2026-06-12
The TT Bank Holiday, also Senior Race Day, is celebrated on the Isle of Man during the world-famous Tourist Trophy motorcycle races. Held on the final Friday of the event in early June, it gives locals and visitors a chance to enjoy the thrilling Senior TT race and marks the culmination of one of the island's most important traditions.
When is TT Bank Holiday?
TT Bank Holiday in the Isle of Man is celebrated on the Friday in the first full week of June.
The following is the list of TT Bank Holiday from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

TT Bank HolidayJun 10, 2020Wednesday

TT Bank HolidayJun 10, 2021Thursday

TT Bank HolidayJun 10, 2022Friday

TT Bank HolidayJun 09, 2023Friday

TT Bank HolidayJun 07, 2024Friday

TT Bank HolidayJun 06, 2025Friday

TT Bank HolidayJun 12, 2026Friday

TT Bank HolidayJun 11, 2027Friday

TT Bank HolidayJun 09, 2028Friday

TT Bank HolidayJun 08, 2029Friday

TT Bank HolidayJun 07, 2030Friday

TT Bank HolidayJun 06, 2031Friday

TT Bank HolidayJun 11, 2032Friday

TT Bank HolidayJun 10, 2033Friday

TT Bank HolidayJun 09, 2034Friday

TT Bank HolidayJun 08, 2035Friday

TT Bank HolidayJun 06, 2036Friday

TT Bank HolidayJun 12, 2037Friday

TT Bank HolidayJun 11, 2038Friday

TT Bank HolidayJun 10, 2039Friday

TT Bank HolidayJun 08, 2040Friday

TT Bank HolidayJun 07, 2041Friday

TT Bank HolidayJun 06, 2042Friday

TT Bank HolidayJun 12, 2043Friday

TT Bank HolidayJun 10, 2044Friday

TT Bank HolidayJun 09, 2045Friday

TT Bank HolidayJun 08, 2046Friday

TT Bank HolidayJun 07, 2047Friday

TT Bank HolidayJun 12, 2048Friday

TT Bank HolidayJun 11, 2049Friday

The History of TT Bank Holiday?
The TT Bank Holiday is directly linked to the Isle of Man Tourist Trophy (TT) Races, which first took place in 1907. The TT quickly became one of the most prestigious motorcycle racing events in the world, attracting international riders and fans to the island.
By the early 20th century, the races had grown so popular that the Isle of Man government designated a special holiday to coincide with the event. The idea was to give residents time off work to attend the races, and to recognize the economic and cultural importance of the TT to the island.
The TT Bank Holiday traditionally falls on the final Friday of race week, coinciding with the Senior TT, the most prestigious race of the event. Over time, it became more than just a day off. It turned into a community celebration, highlighting the Isle of Man's unique identity and its long-standing connection to motorsport.
Today, the holiday remains a cornerstone of Manx culture, blending local pride with international sporting excitement. It is also one of the few examples where a public holiday is dedicated specifically to a motorsport event.

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.

Youth Day (South Africa)
2026-06-16
Youth Day in South Africa commemorates the Soweto Uprising of 1976, when thousands of Black students protested against the apartheid government's policy of enforcing education in Afrikaans rather than in their native languages.
When is Youth Day?
Youth Day in South Africa is celebrated every year on June 16.
The following is the list of Youth Day from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

Youth DayJun 16, 2020Tuesday

Youth DayJun 16, 2021Wednesday

Youth DayJun 16, 2022Thursday

Youth DayJun 16, 2023Friday

Youth DayJun 16, 2024Sunday

Youth DayJun 16, 2025Monday

Youth DayJun 16, 2026Tuesday

Youth DayJun 16, 2027Wednesday

Youth DayJun 16, 2028Friday

Youth DayJun 16, 2029Saturday

Youth DayJun 16, 2030Sunday

Youth DayJun 16, 2031Monday

Youth DayJun 16, 2032Wednesday

Youth DayJun 16, 2033Thursday

Youth DayJun 16, 2034Friday

Youth DayJun 16, 2035Saturday

Youth DayJun 16, 2036Monday

Youth DayJun 16, 2037Tuesday

Youth DayJun 16, 2038Wednesday

Youth DayJun 16, 2039Thursday

Youth DayJun 16, 2040Saturday

Youth DayJun 16, 2041Sunday

Youth DayJun 16, 2042Monday

Youth DayJun 16, 2043Tuesday

Youth DayJun 16, 2044Thursday

Youth DayJun 16, 2045Friday

Youth DayJun 16, 2046Saturday

Youth DayJun 16, 2047Sunday

Youth DayJun 16, 2048Tuesday

Youth DayJun 16, 2049Wednesday

The History of Youth Day?
Youth Day in South Africa traces back to 16 June 1976, when thousands of Black schoolchildren in Soweto organized a peaceful protest against the apartheid government's Bantu Education Act. The government had decreed that Afrikaans, alongside English, must be used as the medium of instruction in schools.
For many students, Afrikaans was not their home language, and they saw this policy as another tool of oppression designed to disadvantage them further in education.
On the morning of 16 June, over 20,000 students from various schools marched through the streets of Soweto. They carried placards with slogans like "Down with Afrikaans" and "We want equal education." The demonstration was intended to be peaceful. However, police confronted the students with tear gas and live ammunition.
The first child to be killed was Hector Pieterson, only 13 years old. The iconic photograph of Hector's body being carried by another student, with his sister running alongside, shocked the world and became a lasting image of the brutality of apartheid. By the end of the day, hundreds of young people were injured, and estimates suggest between 176 and 700 were killed during the uprising and the unrest that followed.
The Soweto Uprising marked a turning point in the struggle against apartheid. It drew global attention to South Africa's racial policies, galvanized internal resistance, and intensified international pressure on the apartheid regime. The courage and sacrifice of the students demonstrated the power of youth in fighting injustice.
After the end of apartheid (1948–1994), the democratic government declared 16 June as Youth Day to honour the memory of the students who lost their lives and to recognize the role of young people in shaping South Africa's history and future.
