Holidays

  • Christian holiday celebrating Jesus' birth, 25 Dec.

  • Major Oct 31 holiday with costumes and candy.

  • Common variant of Xmas, Christmas celebration day.

  • National holiday in many countries, marks independence.

  • Major US/Canada holiday in November, harvest festival.

  • Christian holiday celebrating Jesus' resurrection.

  • Major Jewish Day of Atonement, fasting and prayer

  • Short for Christmas, Christian holiday for Jesus’ birth.

  • US holiday in Sep honoring workers and labor.

  • Major Hindu festival of lights in India and beyond.

  • Queensland

  • US Independence Day on July 4th, major national holiday.

  • Public holiday in several realms for the monarch

  • Common way to say New Year's celebration.

  • Christian holy day commemorating Jesus’ crucifixion

  • Zebra Day is a recognized celebration of these striped animals 🦓

  • New Year

  • General celebration of someone's birth, widely treated as a personal holiday.

  • Mexican holiday honoring the dead, Nov 1–2.

  • Old term for Christmastide, festive winter season

  • Islamic festival; Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha.

  • US/Canada holiday about the weather-forecasting groundhog

  • US holiday honoring mothers, widely celebrated in May.

  • US holiday on June 19 marking end of slavery.

  • Pagan/Germanic midwinter festival, linked to Christmas

  • Celebration honoring fathers; popular worldwide.

  • Christian season of penance before Easter.

  • US holiday honoring fallen soldiers, last Monday in May.

  • Same as Mother's Day, honoring moms in many countries.

  • Public holiday in UK etc. after Christmas, with shopping and sports traditions.

  • Global environmental protection awareness day.

  • Personal holiday celebrating your own birth day

  • Major Hindu harvest festival in Kerala, India.

  • School vacation period in winter, common break

  • US holiday on June 14 celebrating the national flag.

  • Christian feast honoring all saints, 1 Nov.

  • US federal holiday honoring George Washington

  • War memorial holiday in UK/Commonwealth on 11 Nov.

  • Short for Valentine’s Day, love-filled holiday.

  • Day honoring grandparents, mainly in US and elsewhere

  • Jewish spring festival commemorating Exodus from Egypt.

  • Canadian holiday celebrating Queen Victoria

  • Major festival marking start of lunar year.

  • Dutch King's Day, national party on 27 April 🇳🇱

  • Fun Feb 10 celebration of umbrellas, a quirky day

  • Humor day on 1 April, pranks and jokes galore.

  • Monarch celebration day, e.g. Dutch tradition

  • Irish holiday on 17 March honoring St. Patrick.

  • Traditional workers' and spring festival on May 1.

  • Generic name used for several national days

  • Oct 24 UN anniversary, global observance day

  • Widely celebrated night before New Year.

  • winter holidays

  • US holiday honoring civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr.

  • Hindu spring festival of colors from India.

  • US Independence Day, big July 4th holiday.

  • US holiday in Feb honoring all past presidents.

  • Christian feast before Easter, marks Jesus’ entry to Jerusalem.

  • National day of Canada on July 1st, marks Confederation.

  • Christian day marking start of Lent season.

  • Major shopping day after US Thanksgiving, now global retail “holiday”.

  • Hindu New Year festival in parts of India

  • Islamic month of fasting, major religious observance.

  • Name of various national unity celebration days

  • Short for St. Patrick’s Day, Irish-themed March 17 fest.

  • Australian national holiday on 26 January.

  • Pet contest day celebrating the “ugliest” dogs

  • Spanish for Christmas, major Christian holiday.

  • Spelled oddly, but clearly Thanksgiving, big US holiday.

  • Fun unofficial March 10 celebration of patterns

  • Romantic gift‑giving day in March, mainly in Japan.

  • Generic name for national holiday in many countries.

  • Jewish festival of Esther story, costumes and joy.

  • Tree‑planting holiday promoting environmental care.

  • Carnival festival before Lent, famous in New Orleans.

  • Generic term for official public holidays in the UK and some other countries.

  • Fun US food holiday for waffle irons, June 29

  • International Women’s Day, March 8, global

  • Jewish New Year festival, usually in early autumn.

  • Celebration marking a yearly special date.

  • A recognized variant spelling of Kwanzaa 🎉

  • Monarch’s birthday, public holiday in some realms

  • US holiday honoring military veterans

  • Public holiday in several countries for family time.

  • Day honoring parents; many countries mark Parents' Day.

  • Informal US fall feast with friends near Thanksgiving.

  • Major Lunar New Year festival in Chinese cultures.

  • Astronomical event, often celebrated as festival

  • Also called Rosh Hashanah, Jewish New Year.

  • Tamil harvest festival in India, mid‑January celebration.

  • Commemorates Australian and NZ soldiers, 25 April.

  • US March 13 day honoring military working dogs

  • Special anniversary year of a reign or event.

  • UN day on March 8 celebrating women’s rights.

  • Math‑lover day on 3/14 celebrating number π.

  • Another name for Diwali, same light festival.

  • Christian feast day, 50 days after Easter.

  • Christian season and Sundays before Christmas.

  • US Independence Day on 4 July, fireworks!

  • US holiday honoring civil rights leader Rosa Parks.

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