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Tiradentes Day
2026-04-21
Tiradentes Day honors Joaquim José da Silva Xavier, known as Tiradentes, a national hero of Brazil's independence movement. He led the Inconfidência Mineira, an 18th-century rebellion against Portuguese colonial rule in Minas Gerais. Though the uprising failed and Tiradentes was executed in 1792, his courage and sacrifice became symbols of freedom and national identity.
When is Tiradentes Day?
Tiradentes Day in Brazil is celebrated on April 21 each year.
The following is the list of Tiradentes Day from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

Tiradentes DayApr 21, 2020Tuesday

Tiradentes DayApr 21, 2021Wednesday

Tiradentes DayApr 21, 2022Thursday

Tiradentes DayApr 21, 2023Friday

Tiradentes DayApr 21, 2024Sunday

Tiradentes DayApr 21, 2025Monday

Tiradentes DayApr 21, 2026Tuesday

Tiradentes DayApr 21, 2027Wednesday

Tiradentes DayApr 21, 2028Friday

Tiradentes DayApr 21, 2029Saturday

Tiradentes DayApr 21, 2030Sunday

Tiradentes DayApr 21, 2031Monday

Tiradentes DayApr 21, 2032Wednesday

Tiradentes DayApr 21, 2033Thursday

Tiradentes DayApr 21, 2034Friday

Tiradentes DayApr 21, 2035Saturday

Tiradentes DayApr 21, 2036Monday

Tiradentes DayApr 21, 2037Tuesday

Tiradentes DayApr 21, 2038Wednesday

Tiradentes DayApr 21, 2039Thursday

Tiradentes DayApr 21, 2040Saturday

Tiradentes DayApr 21, 2041Sunday

Tiradentes DayApr 21, 2042Monday

Tiradentes DayApr 21, 2043Tuesday

Tiradentes DayApr 21, 2044Thursday

Tiradentes DayApr 21, 2045Friday

Tiradentes DayApr 21, 2046Saturday

Tiradentes DayApr 21, 2047Sunday

Tiradentes DayApr 21, 2048Tuesday

Tiradentes DayApr 21, 2049Wednesday

The History of Tiradentes Day?
Born in Minas Gerais, then part of colonial Brazil under Portuguese rule, Tiradentes worked as a dentist, miner, and member of the colonial militia. He lived during a time when the Portuguese crown imposed heavy taxes on the gold-rich region, particularly through the oppressive derrama system, which allowed officials to confiscate unpaid gold taxes from local residents. These harsh economic conditions, coupled with Enlightenment ideas spreading from Europe and the American Revolution, inspired Tiradentes and others to dream of independence.
In the 1780s, Tiradentes joined a group of intellectuals, military officers and landowners in what became known as the Inconfidência Mineira, a secret movement seeking to overthrow Portuguese control and establish an independent republic in Minas Gerais. Their plan included adopting a flag bearing the Latin motto "Freedom, even if late", which later became the motto of the state of Minas Gerais.
However, the plot was betrayed to the Portuguese authorities before it could be carried out. Tiradentes was arrested in 1789 and imprisoned in Rio de Janeiro for nearly three years. While many of his co-conspirators were pardoned or exiled, Tiradentes took full responsibility for the revolt.
On April 21, 1792, Tiradentes was executed by hanging in Rio de Janeiro. His body was dismembered, and his remains were displayed publicly as a warning to others. Far from silencing the call for freedom, his death turned him into a martyr. Over time, he came to symbolize courage, patriotism and the struggle for independence.
In the decades that followed, Tiradentes' image was rehabilitated and celebrated, especially during Brazil's move toward independence in 1822 and the establishment of the Republic in 1889. The new republican government embraced Tiradentes as a national hero, portraying him as a Christ-like figure of sacrifice and moral conviction.
In 1890, the Provisional Republican Government officially declared April 21 a national holiday to commemorate his execution and immortalize his contribution to Brazil's national identity. Today, Tiradentes Day is marked with official ceremonies, military parades, and public tributes throughout Brazil.

Independence Day (Israel)
2026-04-22
Independence Day (Yom Ha'atzmaut) in Israel marks the proclamation of the State of Israel in 1948 and is celebrated with national ceremonies, fireworks and prayers of thanksgiving. It represents both a historic milestone for the Jewish people and a living symbol of national identity.
When is Independence Day?
Independence Day in Israel is observed on 5th of Iyar in the Hebrew calendar (usually in April or May).
The following is the list of Independence Day from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

Independence DayApr 29, 2020Wednesday

Independence DayApr 15, 2021Thursday

Independence DayMay 05, 2022Thursday

Independence DayApr 26, 2023Wednesday

Independence DayMay 14, 2024Tuesday

Independence DayMay 01, 2025Thursday

Independence DayApr 22, 2026Wednesday

Independence DayMay 12, 2027Wednesday

Independence DayMay 02, 2028Tuesday

Independence DayApr 19, 2029Thursday

Independence DayMay 08, 2030Wednesday

Independence DayApr 29, 2031Tuesday

Independence DayApr 15, 2032Thursday

Independence DayMay 04, 2033Wednesday

Independence DayApr 25, 2034Tuesday

Independence DayMay 15, 2035Tuesday

Independence DayMay 01, 2036Thursday

Independence DayApr 21, 2037Tuesday

Independence DayMay 11, 2038Tuesday

Independence DayApr 28, 2039Thursday

Independence DayApr 18, 2040Wednesday

Independence DayMay 07, 2041Tuesday

Independence DayApr 24, 2042Thursday

Independence DayMay 14, 2043Thursday

Independence DayMay 03, 2044Tuesday

Independence DayApr 20, 2045Thursday

Independence DayMay 10, 2046Thursday

Independence DayMay 01, 2047Wednesday

Independence DayApr 16, 2048Thursday

Independence DayMay 06, 2049Thursday

The History of Independence Day?
In the late 19th century, the Zionist movement began advocating for the establishment of a Jewish homeland in the Land of Israel (then under Ottoman rule).
Waves of Jewish immigration (Aliyah) increased in the early 20th century, especially under British Mandate of Palestine (1920–1948). Tensions grew between Jews, Arabs, and the British, leading to violence and international debate.
On November 29, 1947, the United Nations General Assembly voted for the Partition Plan, recommending the division of Palestine into a Jewish state and an Arab state, with Jerusalem under international administration. The Jewish leadership accepted the plan, while Arab leaders rejected it, leading to escalating conflict.
On May 14, 1948 (5 Iyar 5708 in the Hebrew calendar), David Ben-Gurion, head of the Jewish Agency, declared the establishment of the State of Israel in Tel Aviv. The declaration came hours before the British Mandate officially ended. The new state was immediately recognized by the United States and later by the Soviet Union and other nations.
Within hours of the declaration, neighboring Arab countries (Egypt, Jordan, Syria, Lebanon, and Iraq) invaded. This began the 1948 Arab–Israeli War (known in Israel as the War of Independence).
Despite being outnumbered and poorly armed, Jewish forces (later the Israel Defense Forces, IDF) prevailed. By 1949, armistice agreements were signed, and Israel had secured more territory than originally allocated by the UN plan.
The first Yom Ha'atzmaut was celebrated on May 4–5, 1949, marking the first anniversary of statehood. It was designated as a national holiday and has been celebrated annually on the 5th of Iyar (or adjusted for Shabbat) ever since.

St. George's Day
2026-04-23
St. George's Day is a Christian feast day celebrated on April 23, in honor of St. George, the patron saint of England, and several other countries and regions.
When is St. George's Day?
St. George's Day is observed on April 23, which was believed to be the date of St. George's death.
The following is the list of St. George's Day from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

St. George's DayApril 20, 2020Monday

St. George's DayApril 26, 2021Monday

St. George's DayApril 25, 2022Monday

St. George's DayApril 24, 2023Monday

St. George's DayApril 22, 2024Monday

St. George's DayApril 21, 2025Monday

St. George's DayApril 20, 2026Monday

St. George's DayApril 26, 2027Monday

St. George's DayApril 24, 2028Monday

St. George's DayApril 23, 2029Monday

St. George's DayApril 22, 2030Monday

St. George's DayApril 21, 2031Monday

St. George's DayApril 26, 2032Monday

St. George's DayApril 25, 2033Monday

St. George's DayApril 24, 2034Monday

St. George's DayApril 23, 2035Monday

St. George's DayApril 21, 2036Monday

St. George's DayApril 20, 2037Monday

St. George's DayApril 26, 2038Monday

St. George's DayApril 25, 2039Monday

St. George's DayApril 23, 2040Monday

St. George's DayApril 22, 2041Monday

St. George's DayApril 21, 2042Monday

St. George's DayApril 20, 2043Monday

St. George's DayApril 25, 2044Monday

St. George's DayApril 24, 2045Monday

St. George's DayApril 23, 2046Monday

St. George's DayApril 22, 2047Monday

St. George's DayApril 20, 2048Monday

St. George's DayApril 26, 2049Monday

The History of St. George's Day?
St. George was a Roman soldier and Christian martyr who lived during the 3rd century. His legendary slaying of a dragon symbolizes the triumph of good over evil.
By the 4th century, George was venerated as a saint in Eastern Christianity. By the 9th and 10th centuries, Western Europe also began to celebrate his feast day on April 23rd, the date believed to be the day of his death.
During the Crusades (11th–13th centuries), St. George became especially popular among English soldiers, who adopted him as a symbol of bravery and faith. By the late Middle Ages, April 23 became a feast day to honor St. George. It symbolized English identity and values, celebrated with parades, feasts and church services.
In England, St. George was declared the patron saint by King Edward III in the 14th century, and his emblem—the red cross on a white background (St. George's Cross)—became England's national flag.
By the 15th century, April 23rd was widely celebrated in England with church services and parades.

National Sovereignty and Children's Day
2026-04-23
National Sovereignty and Children's Day is a national public holiday in Turkey. It commemorates both the foundation of the Grand National Assembly of Turkey and honors children as the future of the nation. This holiday is unique to Turkey and has deep historical and cultural significance.
When is National Sovereignty and Children's Day?
National Sovereignty and Children's Day is celebrated every year on April 23.
The following is the list of National Sovereignty and Children's Day from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

National Sovereignty and Children's DayApr 23, 2020Thursday

National Sovereignty and Children's DayApr 23, 2021Friday

National Sovereignty and Children's DayApr 23, 2022Saturday

National Sovereignty and Children's DayApr 23, 2023Sunday

National Sovereignty and Children's DayApr 23, 2024Tuesday

National Sovereignty and Children's DayApr 23, 2025Wednesday

National Sovereignty and Children's DayApr 23, 2026Thursday

National Sovereignty and Children's DayApr 23, 2027Friday

National Sovereignty and Children's DayApr 23, 2028Sunday

National Sovereignty and Children's DayApr 23, 2029Monday

National Sovereignty and Children's DayApr 23, 2030Tuesday

National Sovereignty and Children's DayApr 23, 2031Wednesday

National Sovereignty and Children's DayApr 23, 2032Friday

National Sovereignty and Children's DayApr 23, 2033Saturday

National Sovereignty and Children's DayApr 23, 2034Sunday

National Sovereignty and Children's DayApr 23, 2035Monday

National Sovereignty and Children's DayApr 23, 2036Wednesday

National Sovereignty and Children's DayApr 23, 2037Thursday

National Sovereignty and Children's DayApr 23, 2038Friday

National Sovereignty and Children's DayApr 23, 2039Saturday

National Sovereignty and Children's DayApr 23, 2040Monday

National Sovereignty and Children's DayApr 23, 2041Tuesday

National Sovereignty and Children's DayApr 23, 2042Wednesday

National Sovereignty and Children's DayApr 23, 2043Thursday

National Sovereignty and Children's DayApr 23, 2044Saturday

National Sovereignty and Children's DayApr 23, 2045Sunday

National Sovereignty and Children's DayApr 23, 2046Monday

National Sovereignty and Children's DayApr 23, 2047Tuesday

National Sovereignty and Children's DayApr 23, 2048Thursday

National Sovereignty and Children's DayApr 23, 2049Friday

The History of National Sovereignty and Children's Day?
On April 23, 1920, during the Turkish War of Independence, Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, the founder of modern Turkey, established the Grand National Assembly in Ankara.
This event marked the beginning of the Turkish Republic's legislative sovereignty, shifting power from the Ottoman sultanate to the people, through democratic representation.
Atatürk declared April 23 as National Sovereignty Day, a celebration of the people's will and self-determination.
In 1929, Atatürk also dedicated the day to children, believing that children are the guardians of Turkey's future.
The holiday was officially named "National Sovereignty and Children's Day", becoming the world's first and only holiday devoted to children.

Aragonese Day
2026-04-23
Aragonese Day honors both Saint George, the patron saint of Aragon, and the region's identity and autonomy. It combines history and modern culture in a day of ceremonies and festivities.
When is Aragonese Day?
Aragonese Day in Spain is celebrated every year on April 23.
The following is the list of Aragonese Day from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

Aragonese DayApr 23, 2020Thursday

Aragonese DayApr 23, 2021Friday

Aragonese DayApr 23, 2022Saturday

Aragonese DayApr 23, 2023Sunday

Aragonese DayApr 23, 2024Tuesday

Aragonese DayApr 23, 2025Wednesday

Aragonese DayApr 23, 2026Thursday

Aragonese DayApr 23, 2027Friday

Aragonese DayApr 23, 2028Sunday

Aragonese DayApr 23, 2029Monday

Aragonese DayApr 23, 2030Tuesday

Aragonese DayApr 23, 2031Wednesday

Aragonese DayApr 23, 2032Friday

Aragonese DayApr 23, 2033Saturday

Aragonese DayApr 23, 2034Sunday

Aragonese DayApr 23, 2035Monday

Aragonese DayApr 23, 2036Wednesday

Aragonese DayApr 23, 2037Thursday

Aragonese DayApr 23, 2038Friday

Aragonese DayApr 23, 2039Saturday

Aragonese DayApr 23, 2040Monday

Aragonese DayApr 23, 2041Tuesday

Aragonese DayApr 23, 2042Wednesday

Aragonese DayApr 23, 2043Thursday

Aragonese DayApr 23, 2044Saturday

Aragonese DayApr 23, 2045Sunday

Aragonese DayApr 23, 2046Monday

Aragonese DayApr 23, 2047Tuesday

Aragonese DayApr 23, 2048Thursday

Aragonese DayApr 23, 2049Friday

The History of Aragonese Day?
The roots of Aragonese Day go back to Saint George, a Christian martyr widely venerated across Europe as a symbol of courage.
In Aragon, Saint George became linked to the Battle of Alcoraz in 1096, when King Peter I of Aragon defeated Muslim forces and captured Huesca during the Reconquista. According to legend, Saint George appeared on horseback during the battle, helping the Aragonese troops to victory. This miracle elevated him as the patron saint of Aragon.
Over the following centuries, Saint George's cult grew stronger in Aragon. His symbol, the red cross on a white field, became closely associated with the Crown of Aragon.
Festivities in his honor were held throughout the Middle Ages, blending religious devotion and civic pride. For a long time, the day was celebrated primarily in a religious context, rather than as a public or civic holiday.
In the 20th century, with the rise of regionalism and cultural revival movements, Saint George's Day regained significance in Aragon as a symbol of regional pride and historical memory.
Following Spain's 1978 Constitution, Aragon became an autonomous community with self-government.
In 1984, the regional government officially declared April 23 as the Day of Aragon, aligning it with the traditional feast day of Saint George.

Castile and León Day
2026-04-23
Castile and León Day commemorates the 1521 Battle of Villalar and the memory of the Comuneros, who fought for liberties against royal centralization. Today it is both a regional holiday and cultural festival, centered in Villalar de los Comuneros.
When is Castile and León Day?
Castile and León Day is celebrated every year on April 23.
The following is the list of Castile and León Day from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

Castile and Leon DayApr 23, 2020Thursday

Castile and Leon DayApr 23, 2021Friday

Castile and Leon DayApr 23, 2022Saturday

Castile and Leon DayApr 23, 2023Sunday

Castile and Leon DayApr 23, 2024Tuesday

Castile and Leon DayApr 23, 2025Wednesday

Castile and Leon DayApr 23, 2026Thursday

Castile and Leon DayApr 23, 2027Friday

Castile and Leon DayApr 23, 2028Sunday

Castile and Leon DayApr 23, 2029Monday

Castile and Leon DayApr 23, 2030Tuesday

Castile and Leon DayApr 23, 2031Wednesday

Castile and Leon DayApr 23, 2032Friday

Castile and Leon DayApr 23, 2033Saturday

Castile and Leon DayApr 23, 2034Sunday

Castile and Leon DayApr 23, 2035Monday

Castile and Leon DayApr 23, 2036Wednesday

Castile and Leon DayApr 23, 2037Thursday

Castile and Leon DayApr 23, 2038Friday

Castile and Leon DayApr 23, 2039Saturday

Castile and Leon DayApr 23, 2040Monday

Castile and Leon DayApr 23, 2041Tuesday

Castile and Leon DayApr 23, 2042Wednesday

Castile and Leon DayApr 23, 2043Thursday

Castile and Leon DayApr 23, 2044Saturday

Castile and Leon DayApr 23, 2045Sunday

Castile and Leon DayApr 23, 2046Monday

Castile and Leon DayApr 23, 2047Tuesday

Castile and Leon DayApr 23, 2048Thursday

Castile and Leon DayApr 23, 2049Friday

The History of Castile and León Day?
In the early 1500s, Castile faced political tension after Charles I of Spain (later Emperor Charles V) inherited the throne. Many in Castile opposed his heavy taxation and the influence of foreign advisors at court.
This discontent led to the Revolt of the Comuneros (1520–1521), a popular uprising of townspeople and local nobles demanding greater autonomy and protection of traditional rights.
The revolt culminated at the Battle of Villalar (Valladolid province) on April 23, 1521. Royalist troops defeated the rebel army, and the leaders of the revolt (Juan de Padilla, Juan Bravo, and Francisco Maldonado) were captured. On April 24, 1521, the three leaders were executed, symbolizing the defeat of the Comuneros.
Although the revolt failed, the Comuneros became a symbol of resistance, civic freedoms, and local rights in Castile. During the 19th century, amid Spain's liberal movements, their struggle was reinterpreted as an early fight for constitutionalism and democracy. By the 20th century, intellectuals, regionalists, and democrats in Castile embraced the Comuneros as icons of Castilian identity and self-government.
After Spain's 1978 Constitution created autonomous communities, Castile and León adopted its Statute of Autonomy in 1983.
That same year, April 23 was officially declared the Day of Castile and León, linking the region's identity to the memory of the Comuneros and the Battle of Villalar.

First Day of Summer
2026-04-23
In Iceland, the First Day of Summer is a public holiday Rooted in the old Norse calendar, which divided the year into just two seasons, summer and winter, it marks the symbolic start of warmer days, even if the weather is still chilly. Traditionally, people would welcome the new season with parades, brass bands, family gatherings and games. Children often receive small summer gifts, and the day reflects Icelanders' resilience and optimism, celebrating brighter days ahead after the long winter.
When is the First Day of Summer?
The First Day of Summer in Iceland is celebrated on the first Thursday after April 18.
The following is the list of the First Day of Summer from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

First Day of SummerApr 23, 2020Thursday

First Day of SummerApr 22, 2021Thursday

First Day of SummerApr 21, 2022Thursday

First Day of SummerApr 20, 2023Thursday

First Day of SummerApr 25, 2024Thursday

First Day of SummerApr 24, 2025Thursday

First Day of SummerApr 23, 2026Thursday

First Day of SummerApr 22, 2027Thursday

First Day of SummerApr 20, 2028Thursday

First Day of SummerApr 19, 2029Thursday

First Day of SummerApr 25, 2030Thursday

First Day of SummerApr 24, 2031Thursday

First Day of SummerApr 22, 2032Thursday

First Day of SummerApr 21, 2033Thursday

First Day of SummerApr 20, 2034Thursday

First Day of SummerApr 19, 2035Thursday

First Day of SummerApr 24, 2036Thursday

First Day of SummerApr 23, 2037Thursday

First Day of SummerApr 22, 2038Thursday

First Day of SummerApr 21, 2039Thursday

First Day of SummerApr 19, 2040Thursday

First Day of SummerApr 25, 2041Thursday

First Day of SummerApr 24, 2042Thursday

First Day of SummerApr 23, 2043Thursday

First Day of SummerApr 21, 2044Thursday

First Day of SummerApr 20, 2045Thursday

First Day of SummerApr 19, 2046Thursday

First Day of SummerApr 25, 2047Thursday

First Day of SummerApr 23, 2048Thursday

First Day of SummerApr 22, 2049Thursday

The History of the First Day of Summer?
The holiday comes from Iceland's old Norse calendar, which divided the year into only two main seasons: winter and summer. According to this calendar, summer began in mid-April (after April 18), when daylight increased and nature began to show signs of renewal, even though temperatures were still low. The day was seen as a turning point, symbolizing hope and survival after enduring the long, dark winter.
Icelanders believed that if winter and summer "froze together" (a cold night before a mild summer day), it was a sign of a good summer ahead. Families prepared for this day with small feasts, communal gatherings, and sometimes rituals to honor the change of season.
The First Day of Summer has been recognized as a public holiday in Iceland since 1921. Over time, it evolved into a cultural celebration rather than a purely seasonal marker.
Today, it is celebrated with parades, brass bands, outdoor games and family events, organized by towns and local communities. Children often receive "summer gifts", a tradition that has parallels with Christmas gifts in the winter.
Despite often cold weather, Icelanders use the day to embrace optimism, marking the symbolic start of brighter, warmer days.

Liberation Day (Italy)
2026-04-25
Liberation Day in Italy commemorates the end of Nazi occupation and the fall of Mussolini's Fascist regime in 1945, marking Italy's liberation during World War II. The day honors the Italian Resistance who fought for freedom and democracy. Across Italy, parades, concerts and ceremonies take place to celebrate peace, unity and the nation's rebirth as a republic.
When is Liberation Day?
Liberation Day in Italy is celebrated on April 25 each year.
The following is the list of Liberation Day from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

Liberation DayApr 25, 2020Saturday

Liberation DayApr 25, 2021Sunday

Liberation DayApr 25, 2022Monday

Liberation DayApr 25, 2023Tuesday

Liberation DayApr 25, 2024Thursday

Liberation DayApr 25, 2025Friday

Liberation DayApr 25, 2026Saturday

Liberation DayApr 25, 2027Sunday

Liberation DayApr 25, 2028Tuesday

Liberation DayApr 25, 2029Wednesday

Liberation DayApr 25, 2030Thursday

Liberation DayApr 25, 2031Friday

Liberation DayApr 25, 2032Sunday

Liberation DayApr 25, 2033Monday

Liberation DayApr 25, 2034Tuesday

Liberation DayApr 25, 2035Wednesday

Liberation DayApr 25, 2036Friday

Liberation DayApr 25, 2037Saturday

Liberation DayApr 25, 2038Sunday

Liberation DayApr 25, 2039Monday

Liberation DayApr 25, 2040Wednesday

Liberation DayApr 25, 2041Thursday

Liberation DayApr 25, 2042Friday

Liberation DayApr 25, 2043Saturday

Liberation DayApr 25, 2044Monday

Liberation DayApr 25, 2045Tuesday

Liberation DayApr 25, 2046Wednesday

Liberation DayApr 25, 2047Thursday

Liberation DayApr 25, 2048Saturday

Liberation DayApr 25, 2049Sunday

The History of Liberation Day?
During World War II, Italy was originally aligned with Nazi Germany under Benito Mussolini's Fascist regime. In July 1943, Mussolini was deposed and arrested, and the new Italian government signed an armistice with the Allies on September 8, 1943.
However, Germany quickly invaded northern and central Italy, freeing Mussolini and setting up a puppet state—the Italian Social Republic—based in Salò, northern Italy. From 1943 to 1945, Italy was divided: the south under Allied control and the north under Nazi and Fascist forces.
In response to the occupation, Italian citizens formed the Resistance, a broad alliance of partisans from diverse political backgrounds: communists, socialists, Catholics, liberals and monarchists. These groups carried out sabotage, intelligence and guerrilla warfare against Nazi troops and Fascist militias. The National Liberation Committee (CLN) coordinated the resistance and served as a provisional political authority.
On April 25, 1945, the National Liberation Committee (CLN) in Milan called for a general uprising across northern Italy. Cities including Milan, Turin, and Genoa were liberated by partisans before Allied troops arrived.
Within days, Mussolini was captured and executed (April 28, 1945). The liberation marked the end of Nazi occupation and the collapse of Fascism in Italy.
In 1946, the Italian government declared April 25 a national holiday to commemorate liberation and honor those who fought for freedom. It became a lasting symbol of Italy's transition from dictatorship to democracy and its path toward becoming a republic.

Liberty Day (Portugal)
2026-04-25
Liberty Day in Portugal marks the anniversary of the Carnation Revolution of 1974, which peacefully ended decades of dictatorship under the Estado Novo regime. It symbolizes freedom, democracy, and national renewal. On this day, soldiers placed red carnations in their rifles, and citizens flooded the streets to celebrate without violence.
When is Liberty Day?
Liberty Day in Portugal is celebrated on April 25 every year.
The following is the list of Liberty Day from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

Liberty DayApr 25, 2020Saturday

Liberty DayApr 25, 2021Sunday

Liberty DayApr 25, 2022Monday

Liberty DayApr 25, 2023Tuesday

Liberty DayApr 25, 2024Thursday

Liberty DayApr 25, 2025Friday

Liberty DayApr 25, 2026Saturday

Liberty DayApr 25, 2027Sunday

Liberty DayApr 25, 2028Tuesday

Liberty DayApr 25, 2029Wednesday

Liberty DayApr 25, 2030Thursday

Liberty DayApr 25, 2031Friday

Liberty DayApr 25, 2032Sunday

Liberty DayApr 25, 2033Monday

Liberty DayApr 25, 2034Tuesday

Liberty DayApr 25, 2035Wednesday

Liberty DayApr 25, 2036Friday

Liberty DayApr 25, 2037Saturday

Liberty DayApr 25, 2038Sunday

Liberty DayApr 25, 2039Monday

Liberty DayApr 25, 2040Wednesday

Liberty DayApr 25, 2041Thursday

Liberty DayApr 25, 2042Friday

Liberty DayApr 25, 2043Saturday

Liberty DayApr 25, 2044Monday

Liberty DayApr 25, 2045Tuesday

Liberty DayApr 25, 2046Wednesday

Liberty DayApr 25, 2047Thursday

Liberty DayApr 25, 2048Saturday

Liberty DayApr 25, 2049Sunday

The History of Liberty Day?
From 1933 to 1974, Portugal was ruled by the Estado Novo (New State), an authoritarian regime established by António de Oliveira Salazar. The regime promoted nationalism, censorship, and political repression, banning opposition parties and independent unions. Citizens were monitored by the secret police (PIDE), and dissent was often punished.
On April 25, 1974, a peaceful military coup organized by the Armed Forces Movement overthrew the Estado Novo regime. The revolution began in the early morning. Soldiers and tanks took control of key points in Lisbon, including radio stations, airports, and government buildings, facing minimal resistance.
Ordinary citizens joined the soldiers in the streets, offering them red carnations, which they placed in their rifle barrels and on their uniforms, giving the revolution its name "The Carnation Revolution". By the end of the day, the dictatorship had collapsed, Prime Minister Marcelo Caetano surrendered, and political prisoners were freed.
The revolution marked the end of 48 years of dictatorship and initiated a transition toward democracy and decolonization. In 1975, Portugal held its first free elections in half a century to elect the Constituent Assembly, which drafted a new democratic constitution adopted in 1976. The revolution also led to the independence of Portugal's African colonies, ending the long colonial wars.
April 25 was declared Liberty Day, a national holiday honoring the revolution and the restoration of democratic freedoms. It commemorates the courage of the soldiers and civilians who ended the dictatorship without widespread violence.
Liberty Day stands as one of Portugal's most meaningful national holidays, a day when the nation remembers that even the most repressive systems can be overthrown through unity, courage and peace.

Hung Kings Commemoration
2026-04-26
Hung Kings Commemoration (Vietnamese: Giỗ Tổ Hùng Vương) is a national public holiday in Vietnam. It honors the legendary Hùng Kings, the mythical founders of the Vietnamese nation, and celebrates the country's deep cultural and historical roots.
When is Hung Kings Commemoration?
Hung Kings Commemoration is observed annually on the 10th day of the 3rd lunar month.
The following is the list of Hung Kings Commemoration from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

Hung Kings CommemorationApr 02, 2020Thursday

Hung Kings CommemorationApr 21, 2021Wednesday

Hung Kings CommemorationApr 10, 2022Sunday

Hung Kings CommemorationApr 29, 2023Saturday

Hung Kings CommemorationApr 18, 2024Thursday

Hung Kings CommemorationApr 07, 2025Monday

Hung Kings CommemorationApr 26, 2026Sunday

Hung Kings CommemorationApr 16, 2027Friday

Hung Kings CommemorationApr 04, 2028Tuesday

Hung Kings CommemorationApr 23, 2029Monday

Hung Kings CommemorationApr 12, 2030Friday

Hung Kings CommemorationApr 01, 2031Tuesday

Hung Kings CommemorationApr 19, 2032Monday

Hung Kings CommemorationApr 09, 2033Saturday

Hung Kings CommemorationApr 28, 2034Friday

Hung Kings CommemorationApr 17, 2035Tuesday

Hung Kings CommemorationApr 06, 2036Sunday

Hung Kings CommemorationApr 25, 2037Saturday

Hung Kings CommemorationApr 14, 2038Wednesday

Hung Kings CommemorationApr 03, 2039Sunday

Hung Kings CommemorationApr 20, 2040Friday

Hung Kings CommemorationApr 10, 2041Wednesday

Hung Kings CommemorationApr 29, 2042Tuesday

Hung Kings CommemorationApr 19, 2043Sunday

Hung Kings CommemorationApr 07, 2044Thursday

Hung Kings CommemorationApr 26, 2045Wednesday

Hung Kings CommemorationApr 15, 2046Sunday

Hung Kings CommemorationApr 04, 2047Thursday

Hung Kings CommemorationApr 22, 2048Wednesday

Hung Kings CommemorationApr 11, 2049Sunday

The History of Hung Kings Commemoration?
The Hung Kings are mythological rulers said to have founded the first Vietnamese kingdom, Văn Lang, over 4,000 years ago. The dynasty began with Kinh Dương Vương, followed by his son Lạc Long Quân, and then Hung Vương I, who established the Hung line.
Vietnamese legend says the Hung Kings were descendants of a dragon father and fairy mother, the ancestral parents of the Vietnamese people. There are believed to have been 18 generations of Hung Kings, who introduced wet rice cultivation, bronze casting, and early governance.
The Vietnamese people have honored their founding ancestors for centuries with local and regional ceremonies at temples. The ritual of offering incense to the Hung Kings dates back at least to the 15th century, but likely even earlier during the Lý and Trần dynasties.
In 1917, under French colonial rule, King Khải Định of the Nguyễn Dynasty officially declared the 10th day of the 3rd lunar month as the annual date for honoring the Hung Kings.
After independence, the tradition was revived and maintained by the Vietnamese government as a symbol of national unity and identity. In 2007, Hung Kings Commemoration was officially declared a national public holiday, reaffirming the Hung Kings as cultural and spiritual founders of Vietnam.
Each year, hundreds of thousands of pilgrims honor the Hung Kings with offerings, processions, music, and traditional rites.

Tanzania Union Day
2026-04-26
Tanzania Union Day is celebrated annually to commemorate the political union of Tanganyika and Zanzibar in 1964, forming the modern nation of Tanzania. It is one of the most important national holidays in Tanzania, symbolizing national unity and sovereignty.
When is Tanzania Union Day?
Tanzania Union Day is observed each year on April 26.
The following is the list of Tanzania Union Day from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

Tanzania Union DayApr 26, 2020Sunday

Tanzania Union DayApr 26, 2021Monday

Tanzania Union DayApr 26, 2022Tuesday

Tanzania Union DayApr 26, 2023Wednesday

Tanzania Union DayApr 26, 2024Friday

Tanzania Union DayApr 26, 2025Saturday

Tanzania Union DayApr 26, 2026Sunday

Tanzania Union DayApr 26, 2027Monday

Tanzania Union DayApr 26, 2028Wednesday

Tanzania Union DayApr 26, 2029Thursday

Tanzania Union DayApr 26, 2030Friday

Tanzania Union DayApr 26, 2031Saturday

Tanzania Union DayApr 26, 2032Monday

Tanzania Union DayApr 26, 2033Tuesday

Tanzania Union DayApr 26, 2034Wednesday

Tanzania Union DayApr 26, 2035Thursday

Tanzania Union DayApr 26, 2036Saturday

Tanzania Union DayApr 26, 2037Sunday

Tanzania Union DayApr 26, 2038Monday

Tanzania Union DayApr 26, 2039Tuesday

Tanzania Union DayApr 26, 2040Thursday

Tanzania Union DayApr 26, 2041Friday

Tanzania Union DayApr 26, 2042Saturday

Tanzania Union DayApr 26, 2043Sunday

Tanzania Union DayApr 26, 2044Tuesday

Tanzania Union DayApr 26, 2045Wednesday

Tanzania Union DayApr 26, 2046Thursday

Tanzania Union DayApr 26, 2047Friday

Tanzania Union DayApr 26, 2048Sunday

Tanzania Union DayApr 26, 2049Monday

The History of Tanzania Union Day?
The current Tanzania was in two parts: Tanganyika and Zanzibar.
– Tanganyika was formerly a German colony (German East Africa) and later a British mandate after World War I. Tanganyika gained independence on December 9, 1961, under President Julius Nyerere, and became a republic in 1962.
– Zanzibar was historically ruled by Arab sultans and a hub of Indian Ocean trade, and it became a British protectorate in the 19th century. Zanzibar gained independence on December 10, 1963, as a constitutional monarchy under Sultan Jamshid bin Abdullah. Just weeks later, on January 12, 1964, the Zanzibar Revolution overthrew the sultanate. Abeid Amani Karume became president of the newly declared People's Republic of Zanzibar and Pemba.
On April 22, 1964, Tanganyika and Zanzibar signed the Articles of Union, a legal agreement for political integration.
On April 26, 1964, the union was officially declared. The new country was initially called the United Republic of Tanganyika and Zanzibar, but it was renamed "Tanzania" later that year, a blend of Tanganyika and Zanzibar.
On that same date, April 26 was declared a national holiday, now known as Union Day (Siku ya Muungano), to be observed annually across the country.

Independence Day in Togo
2026-04-27
Independence Day in Togo is a national holiday and it commemorates the day in 1960 when Togo gained full independence from France, ending decades of colonial rule.
When is Independence Day?
Independence Day is celebrated on April 27 each year.
The following is the list of Independence Day from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

Independence DayApr 27, 2020Monday

Independence DayApr 27, 2021Tuesday

Independence DayApr 27, 2022Wednesday

Independence DayApr 27, 2023Thursday

Independence DayApr 27, 2024Saturday

Independence DayApr 27, 2025Sunday

Independence DayApr 27, 2026Monday

Independence DayApr 27, 2027Tuesday

Independence DayApr 27, 2028Thursday

Independence DayApr 27, 2029Friday

Independence DayApr 27, 2030Saturday

Independence DayApr 27, 2031Sunday

Independence DayApr 27, 2032Tuesday

Independence DayApr 27, 2033Wednesday

Independence DayApr 27, 2034Thursday

Independence DayApr 27, 2035Friday

Independence DayApr 27, 2036Sunday

Independence DayApr 27, 2037Monday

Independence DayApr 27, 2038Tuesday

Independence DayApr 27, 2039Wednesday

Independence DayApr 27, 2040Friday

Independence DayApr 27, 2041Saturday

Independence DayApr 27, 2042Sunday

Independence DayApr 27, 2043Monday

Independence DayApr 27, 2044Wednesday

Independence DayApr 27, 2045Thursday

Independence DayApr 27, 2046Friday

Independence DayApr 27, 2047Saturday

Independence DayApr 27, 2048Monday

Independence DayApr 27, 2049Tuesday

The History of Independence Day?
In 1884, Germany declared Togoland its protectorate during the "Scramble for Africa". Togo became known as a model German colony, with infrastructure developed primarily for export.
In 1916, after Germany's defeat in World War I, the League of Nations divided Togoland into British Togoland (later integrated into Ghana) and French Togoland, which remained under French control.
French Togoland was administered as a League of Nations mandate, then a UN Trust Territory after WWII. During the 1950s, France allowed limited self-government under pressure from independence movements across Africa.
In 1956, a referendum gave French Togoland autonomy under French oversight.
On April 27, 1960, France granted full independence to Togo, and the country became the Togolese Republic. Olympio became Togo's first president in 1961 after the country adopted its own constitution.

Freedom Day (South Africa)
2026-04-27
Freedom Day marks the first democratic elections in South Africa in 1994, ending decades of apartheid and ushering in a new era of democracy under Nelson Mandela. It is both a celebration of liberation and a day of reflection on the country's ongoing journey toward equality and justice.
When is Freedom Day?
Freedom Day in South Africa is celebrated every year on April 27.
The following is the list of Freedom Day from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

Freedom DayApr 27, 2020Monday

Freedom DayApr 27, 2021Tuesday

Freedom DayApr 27, 2022Wednesday

Freedom DayApr 27, 2023Thursday

Freedom DayApr 27, 2024Saturday

Freedom DayApr 27, 2025Sunday

Freedom DayApr 27, 2026Monday

Freedom DayApr 27, 2027Tuesday

Freedom DayApr 27, 2028Thursday

Freedom DayApr 27, 2029Friday

Freedom DayApr 27, 2030Saturday

Freedom DayApr 27, 2031Sunday

Freedom DayApr 27, 2032Tuesday

Freedom DayApr 27, 2033Wednesday

Freedom DayApr 27, 2034Thursday

Freedom DayApr 27, 2035Friday

Freedom DayApr 27, 2036Sunday

Freedom DayApr 27, 2037Monday

Freedom DayApr 27, 2038Tuesday

Freedom DayApr 27, 2039Wednesday

Freedom DayApr 27, 2040Friday

Freedom DayApr 27, 2041Saturday

Freedom DayApr 27, 2042Sunday

Freedom DayApr 27, 2043Monday

Freedom DayApr 27, 2044Wednesday

Freedom DayApr 27, 2045Thursday

Freedom DayApr 27, 2046Friday

Freedom DayApr 27, 2047Saturday

Freedom DayApr 27, 2048Monday

Freedom DayApr 27, 2049Tuesday

The History of Freedom Day?
In 1948, the South African government formally introduced apartheid, a system of racial segregation and white minority rule.
Under apartheid, Black South Africans and other non-white groups were denied the right to vote. They faced forced removals, segregated education, restrictions on movement and systemic discrimination. Opposition came from liberation movements like the African National Congress (ANC), the Pan Africanist Congress (PAC), and grassroots resistance, often met with violent repression.
By the late 1980s, apartheid faced growing internal resistance and international pressure through sanctions and boycotts. In 1990, Nelson Mandela was released after 27 years in prison, signaling the beginning of negotiations. Multi-party talks led to the dismantling of apartheid laws and preparations for democratic elections.
On April 27, 1994, South Africa held its first democratic elections, open to all races. Millions of South Africans, many voting for the first time in their lives, stood in long lines to cast their ballots.
The elections marked the official end of apartheid. The African National Congress (ANC) won the majority, and Nelson Mandela was elected the first Black President of South Africa.
To commemorate this historic turning point, the new democratic government declared April 27 as Freedom Day, a national public holiday. First celebrated in 1995, it honors both the liberation struggle and the achievement of democracy.

Resistance Day Slovenia
2026-04-27
Resistance Day commemorates the founding of the Liberation Front in 1941, marking the start of Slovenia's organized resistance against fascist occupation in WWII, and celebrating national unity, freedom and resilience.
When is Resistance Day?
Resistance Day in Slovenia is celebrated every year on April 27.
The following is the list of Resistance Day from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

Resistance DayApr 27, 2020Monday

Resistance DayApr 27, 2021Tuesday

Resistance DayApr 27, 2022Wednesday

Resistance DayApr 27, 2023Thursday

Resistance DayApr 27, 2024Saturday

Resistance DayApr 27, 2025Sunday

Resistance DayApr 27, 2026Monday

Resistance DayApr 27, 2027Tuesday

Resistance DayApr 27, 2028Thursday

Resistance DayApr 27, 2029Friday

Resistance DayApr 27, 2030Saturday

Resistance DayApr 27, 2031Sunday

Resistance DayApr 27, 2032Tuesday

Resistance DayApr 27, 2033Wednesday

Resistance DayApr 27, 2034Thursday

Resistance DayApr 27, 2035Friday

Resistance DayApr 27, 2036Sunday

Resistance DayApr 27, 2037Monday

Resistance DayApr 27, 2038Tuesday

Resistance DayApr 27, 2039Wednesday

Resistance DayApr 27, 2040Friday

Resistance DayApr 27, 2041Saturday

Resistance DayApr 27, 2042Sunday

Resistance DayApr 27, 2043Monday

Resistance DayApr 27, 2044Wednesday

Resistance DayApr 27, 2045Thursday

Resistance DayApr 27, 2046Friday

Resistance DayApr 27, 2047Saturday

Resistance DayApr 27, 2048Monday

Resistance DayApr 27, 2049Tuesday

The History of Resistance Day?
In April 1941, Nazi Germany, Fascist Italy, and Hungary invaded and occupied Slovenia, dividing its territory among themselves. Slovenians faced repression, forced assimilation, deportations, and executions under the occupying powers.
On April 27, 1941, Slovenian political and cultural groups came together in Ljubljana to form the Liberation Front of the Slovenian People (Osvobodilna fronta – OF).
The coalition included communists, Christian socialists, Sokols (a nationalist gymnastic group), and liberal intellectuals. Its goal was to organize resistance against the occupiers and to fight for the freedom of Slovenia.
The OF coordinated armed resistance and eventually joined forces with the broader Yugoslav Partisan movement, led by Josip Broz Tito.
Slovenian Partisans played a major role in disrupting Axis operations and protecting civilians. The resistance became a central part of Slovenia's identity in the fight against fascism.
After WWII, the date April 27 was chosen as Resistance Day (Dan upora proti okupatorju) to honor the creation of the Liberation Front.
It symbolized unity, defiance, and the will to resist foreign domination. Even after Slovenia's independence in 1991, the holiday remained important as a marker of national resilience and pride.

King's Day (Sint Maarten)
2026-04-27
King's Birthday in Sint Maarten is rooted in Dutch royal tradition dating back to 1885, adapted over time with each monarch, and since 2014 has been celebrated in honor of King Willem-Alexander.
When is King's Day?
King's Day in Sint Maarten is celebrated every year on April 27.
The following is the list of King's Day from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

King's BirthdayApr 27, 2020Monday

King's BirthdayApr 27, 2021Tuesday

King's BirthdayApr 27, 2022Wednesday

King's BirthdayApr 27, 2023Thursday

King's BirthdayApr 27, 2024Saturday

King's BirthdayApr 27, 2025Sunday

King's BirthdayApr 27, 2026Monday

King's BirthdayApr 27, 2027Tuesday

King's BirthdayApr 27, 2028Thursday

King's BirthdayApr 27, 2029Friday

King's BirthdayApr 27, 2030Saturday

King's BirthdayApr 27, 2031Sunday

King's BirthdayApr 27, 2032Tuesday

King's BirthdayApr 27, 2033Wednesday

King's BirthdayApr 27, 2034Thursday

King's BirthdayApr 27, 2035Friday

King's BirthdayApr 27, 2036Sunday

King's BirthdayApr 27, 2037Monday

King's BirthdayApr 27, 2038Tuesday

King's BirthdayApr 27, 2039Wednesday

King's BirthdayApr 27, 2040Friday

King's BirthdayApr 27, 2041Saturday

King's BirthdayApr 27, 2042Sunday

King's BirthdayApr 27, 2043Monday

King's BirthdayApr 27, 2044Wednesday

King's BirthdayApr 27, 2045Thursday

King's BirthdayApr 27, 2046Friday

King's BirthdayApr 27, 2047Saturday

King's BirthdayApr 27, 2048Monday

King's BirthdayApr 27, 2049Tuesday

The History of King's Day?
The holiday began in the Netherlands in 1885, originally called Princess's Day, in honor of Princess Wilhelmina's 5th birthday (August 31).
It became Queen's Day when Wilhelmina became queen in 1890, and the tradition carried on with her successors, Queen Juliana (April 30) and Queen Beatrix (who kept it on April 30 even though her birthday was in January).
In 2013, when Queen Beatrix abdicated and her son Willem-Alexander became king, the holiday shifted to April 27, his birthday, and was renamed King's Day.
As a constituent country within the Kingdom of the Netherlands, Sint Maarten also observes the monarch's official birthday.
Thus, since 2014, King's Birthday has been celebrated annually on April 27 in Sint Maarten, in line with the Netherlands.

Independence Day (Sierra Leone)
2026-04-27
Independence Day in Sierra Leone marks the country's liberation from British colonial rule and the establishment of a sovereign parliamentary democracy under Sir Milton Margai on April 27, 1961. It is remembered as the moment Sierra Leoneans took charge of their own destiny and continues to be celebrated with patriotic pride and cultural unity.
When is Independence Day?
Independence Day in Sierra Leone is celebrated every year on April 27.
The following is the list of Independence Day from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

Independence DayApr 27, 2020Monday

Independence DayApr 27, 2021Tuesday

Independence DayApr 27, 2022Wednesday

Independence DayApr 27, 2023Thursday

Independence DayApr 27, 2024Saturday

Independence DayApr 27, 2025Sunday

Independence DayApr 27, 2026Monday

Independence DayApr 27, 2027Tuesday

Independence DayApr 27, 2028Thursday

Independence DayApr 27, 2029Friday

Independence DayApr 27, 2030Saturday

Independence DayApr 27, 2031Sunday

Independence DayApr 27, 2032Tuesday

Independence DayApr 27, 2033Wednesday

Independence DayApr 27, 2034Thursday

Independence DayApr 27, 2035Friday

Independence DayApr 27, 2036Sunday

Independence DayApr 27, 2037Monday

Independence DayApr 27, 2038Tuesday

Independence DayApr 27, 2039Wednesday

Independence DayApr 27, 2040Friday

Independence DayApr 27, 2041Saturday

Independence DayApr 27, 2042Sunday

Independence DayApr 27, 2043Monday

Independence DayApr 27, 2044Wednesday

Independence DayApr 27, 2045Thursday

Independence DayApr 27, 2046Friday

Independence DayApr 27, 2047Saturday

Independence DayApr 27, 2048Monday

Independence DayApr 27, 2049Tuesday

The History of Independence Day?
Sierra Leone's modern history is deeply linked to its role as a settlement for freed enslaved people. In the late 18th century, the British helped establish Freetown as a home for freed slaves from Britain, North America, and the Caribbean.
In 1808, Freetown officially became a British Crown Colony, and in 1896 the surrounding interior was declared a British Protectorate. This dual colonial structure (colony + protectorate) remained in place until independence.
During the 20th century, Sierra Leoneans increasingly demanded political participation and self-rule. After World War II, African nationalism surged, and in Sierra Leone this was led by political groups.
In the 1950s, Britain introduced gradual reforms, including elections and greater local self-governance. By 1958, the SLPP under Sir Milton Margai had become the dominant political force, guiding the transition to independence.
After constitutional negotiations in London and Freetown, an agreement was reached to grant Sierra Leone full sovereignty.
On April 27, 1961, Sierra Leone officially gained independence from Britain. The Union Jack was lowered, and the new Sierra Leone national flag was raised in Brookfields Stadium, Freetown.
Independence was celebrated with parades, cultural performances, and national pride, symbolizing a fresh chapter in Sierra Leone's history.

King's Birthday (Netherlands)
2026-04-27
King's Birthday in the Netherlands, known as Koningsdag, is a day celebrated with massive orange-themed national festivities, honoring King Willem-Alexander and Dutch unity.
When is King's Day?
King's Day in Netherlands is celebrated every year on April 27.
The following is the list of King's Day from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

King's BirthdayApr 27, 2020Monday

King's BirthdayApr 27, 2021Tuesday

King's BirthdayApr 27, 2022Wednesday

King's BirthdayApr 27, 2023Thursday

King's BirthdayApr 27, 2024Saturday

King's BirthdayApr 27, 2025Sunday

King's BirthdayApr 27, 2026Monday

King's BirthdayApr 27, 2027Tuesday

King's BirthdayApr 27, 2028Thursday

King's BirthdayApr 27, 2029Friday

King's BirthdayApr 27, 2030Saturday

King's BirthdayApr 27, 2031Sunday

King's BirthdayApr 27, 2032Tuesday

King's BirthdayApr 27, 2033Wednesday

King's BirthdayApr 27, 2034Thursday

King's BirthdayApr 27, 2035Friday

King's BirthdayApr 27, 2036Sunday

King's BirthdayApr 27, 2037Monday

King's BirthdayApr 27, 2038Tuesday

King's BirthdayApr 27, 2039Wednesday

King's BirthdayApr 27, 2040Friday

King's BirthdayApr 27, 2041Saturday

King's BirthdayApr 27, 2042Sunday

King's BirthdayApr 27, 2043Monday

King's BirthdayApr 27, 2044Wednesday

King's BirthdayApr 27, 2045Thursday

King's BirthdayApr 27, 2046Friday

King's BirthdayApr 27, 2047Saturday

King's BirthdayApr 27, 2048Monday

King's BirthdayApr 27, 2049Tuesday

The History of King's Day?
The tradition began in 1885 as Princess's Day (Prinsessedag), celebrated on August 31, the birthday of Princess Wilhelmina. It was intended to promote national unity and pride during a time of political tension.
In 1890, when Princess Wilhelmina became Queen Wilhelmina, the holiday was renamed Queen's Day. It continued to be celebrated on her birthday, August 31, marked by parades, decorations, and community events.
When Queen Juliana took the throne in 1948, the date was moved to her birthday, April 30. This became a beloved tradition, often associated with spring celebrations. Under Queen Beatrix (1980–2013), the date of April 30 was retained out of respect for her mother, Juliana.
In 2013, Queen Beatrix abdicated in favor of her son, King Willem-Alexander. The holiday was renamed Koningsdag (King's Day) and moved to his birthday, April 27. If April 27 falls on a Sunday, the holiday is observed on April 26.

Kenneth Kaunda Day
2026-04-28
Kenneth Kaunda Day is a national public holiday in Zambia, to honor the life and legacy of Dr. Kenneth David Kaunda, the country's founding president. Established in 2021 following his passing, the day commemorates his pivotal role in Zambia's independence and his enduring contributions to the nation's development.
When is Kenneth Kaunda Day?
Kenneth Kaunda Day is observed annually on April 28.
The following is the list of Kenneth Kaunda Day from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

Kenneth Kaunda DayApr 28, 2020Tuesday

Kenneth Kaunda DayApr 28, 2021Wednesday

Kenneth Kaunda DayApr 28, 2022Thursday

Kenneth Kaunda DayApr 28, 2023Friday

Kenneth Kaunda DayApr 28, 2024Sunday

Kenneth Kaunda DayApr 28, 2025Monday

Kenneth Kaunda DayApr 28, 2026Tuesday

Kenneth Kaunda DayApr 28, 2027Wednesday

Kenneth Kaunda DayApr 28, 2028Friday

Kenneth Kaunda DayApr 28, 2029Saturday

Kenneth Kaunda DayApr 28, 2030Sunday

Kenneth Kaunda DayApr 28, 2031Monday

Kenneth Kaunda DayApr 28, 2032Wednesday

Kenneth Kaunda DayApr 28, 2033Thursday

Kenneth Kaunda DayApr 28, 2034Friday

Kenneth Kaunda DayApr 28, 2035Saturday

Kenneth Kaunda DayApr 28, 2036Monday

Kenneth Kaunda DayApr 28, 2037Tuesday

Kenneth Kaunda DayApr 28, 2038Wednesday

Kenneth Kaunda DayApr 28, 2039Thursday

Kenneth Kaunda DayApr 28, 2040Saturday

Kenneth Kaunda DayApr 28, 2041Sunday

Kenneth Kaunda DayApr 28, 2042Monday

Kenneth Kaunda DayApr 28, 2043Tuesday

Kenneth Kaunda DayApr 28, 2044Thursday

Kenneth Kaunda DayApr 28, 2045Friday

Kenneth Kaunda DayApr 28, 2046Saturday

Kenneth Kaunda DayApr 28, 2047Sunday

Kenneth Kaunda DayApr 28, 2048Tuesday

Kenneth Kaunda DayApr 28, 2049Wednesday

The History of Kenneth Kaunda Day?
Born on April 28, 1924, in Chinsali, Northern Rhodesia (now Zambia), Kenneth Kaunda emerged as a central figure in Zambia's struggle for independence from British colonial rule.
He led the nation to independence in 1964 and served as its first president until 1991. Kaunda was renowned for his philosophy of "One Zambia, One Nation", promoting unity and pan-African solidarity.
Following Dr. Kaunda's death on June 17, 2021, at the age of 97, the Zambian government declared April 28th as Kenneth Kaunda Day to honor his memory and contributions. The day was officially recognized as a public holiday in August 2021.

Workers' Memorial Day
2026-04-28
The Workers' Memorial Day in Gibraltar honors workers who have lost their lives, suffered injuries, or become ill due to workplace accidents or conditions. The day also reinforces the importance of health and safety in the workplace, echoing the theme "Remember the dead, fight for the living".
When is Workers' Memorial Day?
The Workers' Memorial Day in Gibraltar is observed on April 28.
The following is the list of the Workers' Memorial Day from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

Workers' Memorial DayApr 28, 2020Tuesday

Workers' Memorial DayApr 28, 2021Wednesday

Workers' Memorial DayApr 28, 2022Thursday

Workers' Memorial DayApr 28, 2023Friday

Workers' Memorial DayApr 28, 2024Sunday

Workers' Memorial DayApr 28, 2025Monday

Workers' Memorial DayApr 28, 2026Tuesday

Workers' Memorial DayApr 28, 2027Wednesday

Workers' Memorial DayApr 28, 2028Friday

Workers' Memorial DayApr 28, 2029Saturday

Workers' Memorial DayApr 28, 2030Sunday

Workers' Memorial DayApr 28, 2031Monday

Workers' Memorial DayApr 28, 2032Wednesday

Workers' Memorial DayApr 28, 2033Thursday

Workers' Memorial DayApr 28, 2034Friday

Workers' Memorial DayApr 28, 2035Saturday

Workers' Memorial DayApr 28, 2036Monday

Workers' Memorial DayApr 28, 2037Tuesday

Workers' Memorial DayApr 28, 2038Wednesday

Workers' Memorial DayApr 28, 2039Thursday

Workers' Memorial DayApr 28, 2040Saturday

Workers' Memorial DayApr 28, 2041Sunday

Workers' Memorial DayApr 28, 2042Monday

Workers' Memorial DayApr 28, 2043Tuesday

Workers' Memorial DayApr 28, 2044Thursday

Workers' Memorial DayApr 28, 2045Friday

Workers' Memorial DayApr 28, 2046Saturday

Workers' Memorial DayApr 28, 2047Sunday

Workers' Memorial DayApr 28, 2048Tuesday

Workers' Memorial DayApr 28, 2049Wednesday

The History of the Workers' Memorial Day?
Workers' Memorial Day was first established internationally in 1989 by the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE). Its purpose was to honor workers who had died, been injured, or fallen ill due to unsafe working conditions, while also advocating for stronger workplace safety laws and protections.
The date April 28 was chosen because it coincides with the day when the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA) came into effect in 1971, symbolizing the global movement for safer workplaces. Over time, the observance spread worldwide, gaining recognition from trade unions, governments and the International Labour Organization (ILO), which officially acknowledged it in 2001 as the World Day for Safety and Health at Work.
Gibraltar adopted Workers' Memorial Day in the early 2000s, following the example of the UK and other Commonwealth countries. The government, in partnership with unions and employers, recognized the importance of dedicating a day to raise awareness about workplace safety.
The first formal Workers' Memorial Day ceremony in Gibraltar was held in 2002, marking a turning point in the territory's approach to occupational health and safety awareness. In subsequent years, Workers' Memorial Day became a permanent fixture in Gibraltar's annual calendar, observed jointly by the Government of Gibraltar and trade unions. Today, in Gibraltar, Workers' Memorial Day stands as a powerful symbol of solidarity and a reminder of responsibility.

Shōwa Day (Japan)
2026-04-29
Shōwa Day honors the birthday of Emperor Shōwa (Hirohito), who reigned from 1926 to 1989. The day encourages reflection on Japan's journey through the Shōwa era, a time of war, recovery and remarkable growth. It marks the start of Golden Week, one of Japan's longest holiday periods, when people enjoy nature, visit parks and contemplate the nation's history and resilience.
When is Shōwa Day?
Shōwa Day in Japan is observed on April 29 each year.
The following is the list of Shōwa Day from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

Showa DayApr 29, 2020Wednesday

Showa DayApr 29, 2021Thursday

Showa DayApr 29, 2022Friday

Showa DayApr 29, 2023Saturday

Showa DayApr 29, 2024Monday

Showa DayApr 29, 2025Tuesday

Showa DayApr 29, 2026Wednesday

Showa DayApr 29, 2027Thursday

Showa DayApr 29, 2028Saturday

Showa DayApr 29, 2029Sunday

Showa DayApr 29, 2030Monday

Showa DayApr 29, 2031Tuesday

Showa DayApr 29, 2032Thursday

Showa DayApr 29, 2033Friday

Showa DayApr 29, 2034Saturday

Showa DayApr 29, 2035Sunday

Showa DayApr 29, 2036Tuesday

Showa DayApr 29, 2037Wednesday

Showa DayApr 29, 2038Thursday

Showa DayApr 29, 2039Friday

Showa DayApr 29, 2040Sunday

Showa DayApr 29, 2041Monday

Showa DayApr 29, 2042Tuesday

Showa DayApr 29, 2043Wednesday

Showa DayApr 29, 2044Friday

Showa DayApr 29, 2045Saturday

Showa DayApr 29, 2046Sunday

Showa DayApr 29, 2047Monday

Showa DayApr 29, 2048Wednesday

Showa DayApr 29, 2049Thursday

The History of Shōwa Day?
Shōwa Day marks the birthday of Emperor Shōwa (Hirohito), who reigned from 1926 to 1989, one of the most eventful periods in modern Japanese history. The holiday is meant to encourage reflection on the Shōwa era, which encompassed Japan's militarization, World War II, postwar recovery, and emergence as an economic powerhouse.
Originally, April 29 was observed as Emperor's Birthday during Emperor Shōwa's lifetime. After his death in 1989 and the start of the Heisei era, the day was renamed Greenery Day (Midori no Hi) in 1989 to honor the Emperor's love of nature, while avoiding direct political or wartime associations.
However, in 2007, Japan officially reinstated April 29 as Shōwa Day, with Greenery Day moved to May 4. The purpose of the change was to encourage the Japanese people to look back thoughtfully on the Shōwa period and learn from its lessons, both its hardships and its achievements.
Today, Shōwa Day marks the beginning of Golden Week, a series of national holidays that provide time for relaxation, travel, and reflection. Many citizens visit Showa Kinen Park in Tokyo or participate in cultural and historical events that honor the resilience and transformation of Japan during the Shōwa era.

Carnival Day (Sint Maarten)
2026-04-30
Carnival Day in Sint Maarten closes the Carnival season with grand parades, music, dance and the burning of King Momo, a tradition that has grown since the 1970s into a vibrant expression of the island's culture and identity.
When is Carnival Day?
Carnival Day is the final day of the Carnival season in Sint Maarten, and it is celebrated on April 30.
The following is the list of Carnival Day from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

Carnival DayApr 30, 2020Thursday

Carnival DayApr 30, 2021Friday

Carnival DayApr 30, 2022Saturday

Carnival DayApr 30, 2023Sunday

Carnival DayApr 30, 2024Tuesday

Carnival DayApr 30, 2025Wednesday

Carnival DayApr 30, 2026Thursday

Carnival DayApr 30, 2027Friday

Carnival DayApr 30, 2028Sunday

Carnival DayApr 30, 2029Monday

Carnival DayApr 30, 2030Tuesday

Carnival DayApr 30, 2031Wednesday

Carnival DayApr 30, 2032Friday

Carnival DayApr 30, 2033Saturday

Carnival DayApr 30, 2034Sunday

Carnival DayApr 30, 2035Monday

Carnival DayApr 30, 2036Wednesday

Carnival DayApr 30, 2037Thursday

Carnival DayApr 30, 2038Friday

Carnival DayApr 30, 2039Saturday

Carnival DayApr 30, 2040Monday

Carnival DayApr 30, 2041Tuesday

Carnival DayApr 30, 2042Wednesday

Carnival DayApr 30, 2043Thursday

Carnival DayApr 30, 2044Saturday

Carnival DayApr 30, 2045Sunday

Carnival DayApr 30, 2046Monday

Carnival DayApr 30, 2047Tuesday

Carnival DayApr 30, 2048Thursday

Carnival DayApr 30, 2049Friday

The History of Carnival Day?
The idea of Carnival in Sint Maarten traces back to Caribbean Carnival traditions, which themselves evolved from a blend of African freedom celebrations and European pre-Lenten festivities brought during colonial times.
These traditions emphasize music, dance, costumes, and satire, and spread widely across the Caribbean, with each island developing its own style.
Carnival was first formally celebrated in 1970, when the St. Maarten Festival Foundation (SMMF) was established to organize the event. Its timing was set for late April, to coincide with the island's St. Maarten Day (Nov 11) cultural traditions and to maximize tourist participation during spring.
The festival quickly became an annual highlight, drawing inspiration from neighboring islands while showcasing Sint Maarten's own culture, language, and music.
In the 1970s–1980s, Carnival was smaller, centered on community parades, steelpan competitions and calypso shows.
In the 1990s, the celebration expanded with more elaborate costumes, international performers, and the introduction of King Momo, the symbolic figure of Carnival. His burning at the end of Carnival Day became the ritual way of closing the festival.
From 2000s to present, Carnival grew into a multi-week event, usually mid-April to early May.
Carnival Day now represents the peak and conclusion of the Carnival season in Sint Maarten. It has become the island's largest cultural event, bringing together residents, diaspora, and international visitors.

International Workers' Day South Africa
2026-05-01
International Workers' Day, also known as Labour Day, celebrates the role of workers in society, honours the struggles of the labour movement, and recognizes the sacrifices made by trade unions and workers in the fight against apartheid and for fair working conditions.
When is International Workers' Day?
International Workers' Day in South Africa is celebrated every year on May 1.
The following is the list of International Workers' Day from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

International Workers' DayMay 01, 2020Friday

International Workers' DayMay 01, 2021Saturday

International Workers' DayMay 01, 2022Sunday

International Workers' DayMay 01, 2023Monday

International Workers' DayMay 01, 2024Wednesday

International Workers' DayMay 01, 2025Thursday

International Workers' DayMay 01, 2026Friday

International Workers' DayMay 01, 2027Saturday

International Workers' DayMay 01, 2028Monday

International Workers' DayMay 01, 2029Tuesday

International Workers' DayMay 01, 2030Wednesday

International Workers' DayMay 01, 2031Thursday

International Workers' DayMay 01, 2032Saturday

International Workers' DayMay 01, 2033Sunday

International Workers' DayMay 01, 2034Monday

International Workers' DayMay 01, 2035Tuesday

International Workers' DayMay 01, 2036Thursday

International Workers' DayMay 01, 2037Friday

International Workers' DayMay 01, 2038Saturday

International Workers' DayMay 01, 2039Sunday

International Workers' DayMay 01, 2040Tuesday

International Workers' DayMay 01, 2041Wednesday

International Workers' DayMay 01, 2042Thursday

International Workers' DayMay 01, 2043Friday

International Workers' DayMay 01, 2044Sunday

International Workers' DayMay 01, 2045Monday

International Workers' DayMay 01, 2046Tuesday

International Workers' DayMay 01, 2047Wednesday

International Workers' DayMay 01, 2048Friday

International Workers' DayMay 01, 2049Saturday

The History of International Workers' Day?
International Workers' Day, or May Day, has its roots in the labour movement of the late 19th century. It began after the Haymarket Affair (Chicago, 1886), where workers striking for an eight-hour workday faced violent suppression. May 1 was later adopted worldwide as a day to celebrate workers' struggles and achievements.
The first May Day events in South Africa were recorded in 1928, organized mainly by white workers and leftist groups. However, Black South African workers were excluded from most unions and faced harsh racial discrimination, low wages, and exploitative working conditions under colonial and segregationist policies.
From 1948 to 1994 (Under apartheid), racial oppression extended deeply into the workplace.
In the 1950s to 1970s, Black workers began to organize despite restrictions, forming underground unions and staging strikes.
In the 1980s, May Day gained huge significance as a symbol of both labour rights and anti-apartheid resistance.
After South Africa's first democratic elections in 1994, the new government under Nelson Mandela officially recognized May 1 as International Workers' Day, a public holiday.
In 1986, after decades of campaigning, May Day was declared a paid public holiday by the apartheid government — a concession to growing worker militancy.
International Workers' Day in South Africa recognized both the global labour movement and the critical role of South African workers in the struggle for democracy.

Labour Day Uganda
2026-05-01
Labour Day in Uganda is a national public holiday to honor workers' contributions and advocate for labor rights and social justice. Aligned with global International Workers' Day traditions, Uganda began officially observing it in the 1970s, with increasing government and union participation.
When is Labour Day?
Labour Day in Uganda is celebrated every year on May 1.
The following is the list of Labour Day from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

Labour DayMay 01, 2020Friday

Labour DayMay 01, 2021Saturday

Labour DayMay 01, 2022Sunday

Labour DayMay 01, 2023Monday

Labour DayMay 01, 2024Wednesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2025Thursday

Labour DayMay 01, 2026Friday

Labour DayMay 01, 2027Saturday

Labour DayMay 01, 2028Monday

Labour DayMay 01, 2029Tuesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2030Wednesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2031Thursday

Labour DayMay 01, 2032Saturday

Labour DayMay 01, 2033Sunday

Labour DayMay 01, 2034Monday

Labour DayMay 01, 2035Tuesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2036Thursday

Labour DayMay 01, 2037Friday

Labour DayMay 01, 2038Saturday

Labour DayMay 01, 2039Sunday

Labour DayMay 01, 2040Tuesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2041Wednesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2042Thursday

Labour DayMay 01, 2043Friday

Labour DayMay 01, 2044Sunday

Labour DayMay 01, 2045Monday

Labour DayMay 01, 2046Tuesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2047Wednesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2048Friday

Labour DayMay 01, 2049Saturday

The History of Labour Day?
Labour Day in Uganda aligns with International Workers' Day. While the holiday's origins trace back to the late 19th century, Uganda's specific historical engagement with Labour Day reflects its unique socio-political context.
The global observance of Labour Day began after the 1886 Haymarket Affair in Chicago, where workers striking for an eight-hour workday faced violent repression. This event led to the establishment of May 1st as a day to honor workers' contributions and rights.
In Uganda, the formal recognition of Labour Day as a public holiday is part of the country's broader commitment to acknowledging workers' roles in national development. The specific date when Uganda officially recognized Labour Day as a national holiday is not clearly documented. Trade unions in Uganda have played a significant role in advocating for workers' rights.
The first unions emerged during the British colonial period, with the formation of the Uganda African Motor Drivers' Association in 1939. The Uganda Trade Union Congress (UTUC), founded in 1955, was the country's first national center. Over the years, the labor movement in Uganda has evolved, influenced by various political and social changes.

Labour Day Ukraine
2026-05-01
Labour Day is a public holiday in Ukraine, and it honors the contributions of workers and the labor movement. Ukraine's observance of Labour Day has evolved over time, reflecting the nation's historical and political changes.
When is Labour Day?
Labour Day in Ukraine is celebrated every year on May 1.
The following is the list of Labour Day from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

Labour DayMay 01, 2020Friday

Labour DayMay 01, 2021Saturday

Labour DayMay 01, 2022Sunday

Labour DayMay 01, 2023Monday

Labour DayMay 01, 2024Wednesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2025Thursday

Labour DayMay 01, 2026Friday

Labour DayMay 01, 2027Saturday

Labour DayMay 01, 2028Monday

Labour DayMay 01, 2029Tuesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2030Wednesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2031Thursday

Labour DayMay 01, 2032Saturday

Labour DayMay 01, 2033Sunday

Labour DayMay 01, 2034Monday

Labour DayMay 01, 2035Tuesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2036Thursday

Labour DayMay 01, 2037Friday

Labour DayMay 01, 2038Saturday

Labour DayMay 01, 2039Sunday

Labour DayMay 01, 2040Tuesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2041Wednesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2042Thursday

Labour DayMay 01, 2043Friday

Labour DayMay 01, 2044Sunday

Labour DayMay 01, 2045Monday

Labour DayMay 01, 2046Tuesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2047Wednesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2048Friday

Labour DayMay 01, 2049Saturday

The History of Labour Day?
The idea of Labour Day (also known as International Workers' Day) originated from the late 19th-century labor movement, particularly the 1886 Haymarket Affair in Chicago, where workers protested for the eight-hour workday.
In 1889, the International Socialist Congress declared May 1 as International Workers' Day.
The first May Day celebration in Ukrainian territory took place in Lviv in 1890, organized by socialist activists during the Austro-Hungarian period.
By the early 20th century, labor activists across different regions of Ukraine held demonstrations demanding better working conditions.
After Ukraine became part of the Soviet Union, May 1st was declared the "Day of International Solidarity of Workers", and it was one of the most important state holidays.
After gaining independence in 1991, Ukraine continued to observe May 1st as a public holiday, initially retaining much of the Soviet symbolism.
Over time, the day's tone shifted away from communist ideology and became more of a general day off, with people enjoying outdoor activities, family time, and spring traditions.

Labour Day Uruguay
2026-05-01
Labour Day in Uruguay is celebrated on May 1st, in line with International Workers' Day, to recognize and honor the contributions and rights of workers.
When is Labour Day?
Labour Day in Uruguay is celebrated every year on May 1.
The following is the list of Labour Day from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

Labour DayMay 01, 2020Friday

Labour DayMay 01, 2021Saturday

Labour DayMay 01, 2022Sunday

Labour DayMay 01, 2023Monday

Labour DayMay 01, 2024Wednesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2025Thursday

Labour DayMay 01, 2026Friday

Labour DayMay 01, 2027Saturday

Labour DayMay 01, 2028Monday

Labour DayMay 01, 2029Tuesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2030Wednesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2031Thursday

Labour DayMay 01, 2032Saturday

Labour DayMay 01, 2033Sunday

Labour DayMay 01, 2034Monday

Labour DayMay 01, 2035Tuesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2036Thursday

Labour DayMay 01, 2037Friday

Labour DayMay 01, 2038Saturday

Labour DayMay 01, 2039Sunday

Labour DayMay 01, 2040Tuesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2041Wednesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2042Thursday

Labour DayMay 01, 2043Friday

Labour DayMay 01, 2044Sunday

Labour DayMay 01, 2045Monday

Labour DayMay 01, 2046Tuesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2047Wednesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2048Friday

Labour DayMay 01, 2049Saturday

The History of Labour Day?
Labour Day in Uruguay has a long and significant history rooted in both international and national Labour movements.
Labour Day began internationally following the 1886 Haymarket Affair in Chicago, where workers protested for an eight-hour workday. This event inspired Labour movements worldwide.
Uruguay was one of the first Latin American countries to observe Labour Day. The first Labour Day celebration in Uruguay took place on May 1, 1890, in Montevideo, organized by workers' associations and trade unions inspired by European Labour movements.
Uruguay officially declared May 1st a national public holiday, making it one of the earliest countries in the Americas to formally recognize Labour Day at the government level.
The day became a time for workers to gather publicly, march, and demand better Labour conditions, including shorter working hours, fair wages and improved workplace safety.

Labour Day Vanuatu
2026-05-01
Labour Day in Vanuatu is a public holiday, aligning with the global celebration of International Workers' Day. This day is dedicated to honoring the economic and social achievements of workers and the labor movement.
When is Labour Day?
Labour Day in Vanuatu is celebrated every year on May 1.
The following is the list of Labour Day from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

Labour DayMay 01, 2020Friday

Labour DayMay 01, 2021Saturday

Labour DayMay 01, 2022Sunday

Labour DayMay 01, 2023Monday

Labour DayMay 01, 2024Wednesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2025Thursday

Labour DayMay 01, 2026Friday

Labour DayMay 01, 2027Saturday

Labour DayMay 01, 2028Monday

Labour DayMay 01, 2029Tuesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2030Wednesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2031Thursday

Labour DayMay 01, 2032Saturday

Labour DayMay 01, 2033Sunday

Labour DayMay 01, 2034Monday

Labour DayMay 01, 2035Tuesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2036Thursday

Labour DayMay 01, 2037Friday

Labour DayMay 01, 2038Saturday

Labour DayMay 01, 2039Sunday

Labour DayMay 01, 2040Tuesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2041Wednesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2042Thursday

Labour DayMay 01, 2043Friday

Labour DayMay 01, 2044Sunday

Labour DayMay 01, 2045Monday

Labour DayMay 01, 2046Tuesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2047Wednesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2048Friday

Labour DayMay 01, 2049Saturday

The History of Labour Day?
The origins of Labour Day trace back to the late 19th century, particularly the Haymarket affair in Chicago in 1886, where workers protested for an eight-hour workday. This event led to the establishment of May 1st as International Workers' Day, commemorating labor rights and solidarity worldwide.
While Vanuatu's specific historical events related to Labour Day are not extensively documented, the nation observes this day in solidarity with the international labor movement, recognizing the contributions of workers to society.
In Vanuatu, Labour Day is marked by various activities such as public events, community gatherings and advocacy for fair wages and safe working conditions.

Labour Day in Venezuela
2026-05-01
Labour Day in Venezuela, known as "Día del Trabajador", is celebrated along with many other countries around the world. It is a powerful symbol of the workers' movement, blending historical labor rights advocacy with modern political and social expression.
When is Labour Day?
Labour Day in Venezuela is celebrated every year on May 1.
The following is the list of Labour Day from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

Labour DayMay 01, 2020Friday

Labour DayMay 01, 2021Saturday

Labour DayMay 01, 2022Sunday

Labour DayMay 01, 2023Monday

Labour DayMay 01, 2024Wednesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2025Thursday

Labour DayMay 01, 2026Friday

Labour DayMay 01, 2027Saturday

Labour DayMay 01, 2028Monday

Labour DayMay 01, 2029Tuesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2030Wednesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2031Thursday

Labour DayMay 01, 2032Saturday

Labour DayMay 01, 2033Sunday

Labour DayMay 01, 2034Monday

Labour DayMay 01, 2035Tuesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2036Thursday

Labour DayMay 01, 2037Friday

Labour DayMay 01, 2038Saturday

Labour DayMay 01, 2039Sunday

Labour DayMay 01, 2040Tuesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2041Wednesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2042Thursday

Labour DayMay 01, 2043Friday

Labour DayMay 01, 2044Sunday

Labour DayMay 01, 2045Monday

Labour DayMay 01, 2046Tuesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2047Wednesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2048Friday

Labour DayMay 01, 2049Saturday

The History of Labour Day?
The idea of Labour Day (also known as International Workers' Day) originated from the late 19th-century labor movement, particularly the 1886 Haymarket Affair in Chicago, where workers protested for the eight-hour workday.
In 1889, the International Socialist Congress declared May 1 as International Workers' Day.
In Venezuela, Labour Day was officially recognized as a public holiday starting in 1936, during the presidency of Eleazar López Contreras. This was part of broader efforts at the time to introduce labor protections and rights following decades of worker activism.
The day became a symbol of workers' rights and social justice, highlighting the struggles and contributions of laborers across all sectors.
Labour Day in Venezuela is both a day of rest and political significance. In many years, the President of Venezuela has used Labour Day as an occasion to announce new labor policies, especially given Venezuela's history of economic challenges and high inflation.

International Labour Day Vietnam
2026-05-01
International Labour Day, known in Vietnam as "Ngày Quốc tế Lao động", is a national public holiday and one of the most important official holidays recognizing workers' contributions to the country's development.
When is Labour Day?
Labour Day in Vietnam is celebrated every year on May 1.
The following is the list of Labour Day from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

Labour DayMay 01, 2020Friday

Labour DayMay 01, 2021Saturday

Labour DayMay 01, 2022Sunday

Labour DayMay 01, 2023Monday

Labour DayMay 01, 2024Wednesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2025Thursday

Labour DayMay 01, 2026Friday

Labour DayMay 01, 2027Saturday

Labour DayMay 01, 2028Monday

Labour DayMay 01, 2029Tuesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2030Wednesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2031Thursday

Labour DayMay 01, 2032Saturday

Labour DayMay 01, 2033Sunday

Labour DayMay 01, 2034Monday

Labour DayMay 01, 2035Tuesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2036Thursday

Labour DayMay 01, 2037Friday

Labour DayMay 01, 2038Saturday

Labour DayMay 01, 2039Sunday

Labour DayMay 01, 2040Tuesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2041Wednesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2042Thursday

Labour DayMay 01, 2043Friday

Labour DayMay 01, 2044Sunday

Labour DayMay 01, 2045Monday

Labour DayMay 01, 2046Tuesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2047Wednesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2048Friday

Labour DayMay 01, 2049Saturday

The History of Labour Day?
The origins of Labour Day globally trace back to the Haymarket Affair in Chicago (1886), when workers protested for better working conditions and an 8-hour workday.
Following this, May 1st became recognized internationally as International Workers' Day or Labour Day, especially among socialist and communist movements.
Vietnam first observed Labour Day in 1930, during the period of French colonial rule.
The day was celebrated by underground labor unions and revolutionary organizations, especially following the founding of the Communist Party of Vietnam (then the Indochinese Communist Party) in February 1930.
During the 1930s and 1940s, Labour Day in Vietnam became closely associated with anti-colonial struggles. It was used as an opportunity to mobilize workers and farmers to support the fight against French colonial rule and later against imperialist forces.
After the success of the August Revolution in 1945, which led to the establishment of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam (North Vietnam), Labour Day became an official public holiday in the North.
Following the end of the Vietnam War in 1975 and the reunification of North and South Vietnam, May 1st was declared a national public holiday across the entire country.
In recent decades, while state ceremonies and recognition events continue, Labour Day has also become a time for relaxation and travel, especially since it falls right after Reunification Day (April 30th).

Labour Day Wallis and Futuna
2026-05-01
Labour Day is a public holiday in Wallis and Futuna. It aligns with International Workers' Day, observed in many countries worldwide to honor the contributions of workers and the labor movement.
When is Labour Day?
Labour Day in Wallis and Futuna is celebrated every year on May 1.
The following is the list of Labour Day from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

Labour DayMay 01, 2020Friday

Labour DayMay 01, 2021Saturday

Labour DayMay 01, 2022Sunday

Labour DayMay 01, 2023Monday

Labour DayMay 01, 2024Wednesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2025Thursday

Labour DayMay 01, 2026Friday

Labour DayMay 01, 2027Saturday

Labour DayMay 01, 2028Monday

Labour DayMay 01, 2029Tuesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2030Wednesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2031Thursday

Labour DayMay 01, 2032Saturday

Labour DayMay 01, 2033Sunday

Labour DayMay 01, 2034Monday

Labour DayMay 01, 2035Tuesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2036Thursday

Labour DayMay 01, 2037Friday

Labour DayMay 01, 2038Saturday

Labour DayMay 01, 2039Sunday

Labour DayMay 01, 2040Tuesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2041Wednesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2042Thursday

Labour DayMay 01, 2043Friday

Labour DayMay 01, 2044Sunday

Labour DayMay 01, 2045Monday

Labour DayMay 01, 2046Tuesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2047Wednesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2048Friday

Labour DayMay 01, 2049Saturday

The History of Labour Day?
The origins of Labour Day trace back to the late 19th century labor movement, particularly the Haymarket affair in Chicago in 1886, which became a pivotal event in advocating for workers' rights, including the establishment of the eight-hour workday.
In 1889, the Second International, a federation of socialist and labor parties, declared May 1st as International Workers' Day to commemorate these efforts.
As a French overseas collectivity, Wallis and Futuna adopted May 1st as a public holiday in line with France's recognition of Labour Day, which became an official holiday in 1947. This reflects the territory's integration into the broader French administrative and cultural framework.
On Labour Day, schools, government offices, and most businesses close, allowing residents to participate in various activities.

Labour Day in Yemen
2026-05-01
Labour Day, also known as International Workers' Day, is celebrated in Yemen in alignment with many countries around the world, and it serves as a time to acknowledge the contributions of Yemeni workers across sectors such as agriculture, construction, education, and public services.
When is Labour Day?
Labour Day in Yemen is celebrated every year on May 1.
The following is the list of Labour Day from 2020 to 2049.

HolidayDateWeekday

Labour DayMay 01, 2020Friday

Labour DayMay 01, 2021Saturday

Labour DayMay 01, 2022Sunday

Labour DayMay 01, 2023Monday

Labour DayMay 01, 2024Wednesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2025Thursday

Labour DayMay 01, 2026Friday

Labour DayMay 01, 2027Saturday

Labour DayMay 01, 2028Monday

Labour DayMay 01, 2029Tuesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2030Wednesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2031Thursday

Labour DayMay 01, 2032Saturday

Labour DayMay 01, 2033Sunday

Labour DayMay 01, 2034Monday

Labour DayMay 01, 2035Tuesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2036Thursday

Labour DayMay 01, 2037Friday

Labour DayMay 01, 2038Saturday

Labour DayMay 01, 2039Sunday

Labour DayMay 01, 2040Tuesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2041Wednesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2042Thursday

Labour DayMay 01, 2043Friday

Labour DayMay 01, 2044Sunday

Labour DayMay 01, 2045Monday

Labour DayMay 01, 2046Tuesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2047Wednesday

Labour DayMay 01, 2048Friday

Labour DayMay 01, 2049Saturday

The History of Labour Day?
Globally, Labour Day originated from the labor movement in the late 19th century, especially the Haymarket Affair in Chicago (1886) where workers campaigned for an eight-hour workday.
By the early 20th century, May 1st became an international day of solidarity for workers, recognized in many countries, especially those with communist, or labor-oriented political movements.
Before 1990, Yemen was divided into two countries: North Yemen (Yemen Arab Republic) and South Yemen (People's Democratic Republic of Yemen), which had a Marxist government.
– South Yemen (socialist-oriented) officially recognized and celebrated Labour Day before unification, holding state-supported rallies and public celebrations focused on worker solidarity and labor rights.
– In North Yemen, Labour Day was observed less formally, though workers' rights movements and unions still existed, influenced by broader Arab nationalist and labor movements in the region.
In 1990, After Yemen's unification, Labour Day (May 1) became a national public holiday recognized across the whole country, emphasizing workers' contributions to the nation's economy and development.
In 2014, the outbreak of the Yemeni Civil War, Labour Day activities have been reduced or symbolic in many regions since then.
