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The Day of the Dead, also known as El Dia de los Muertos, is a Mexican public holiday honoring the deceased. It is celebrated on November 2 (a date close but unrelated to Halloween). While...
Earth Day is an annual holiday celebrated by many countries on April 22nd since it was started by US Senator Gaylord Nelson in 1970. The United Nations has celebrated a similar holiday on the...
Flag Day is a holiday in the United States which celebrates the adoption of the American flag. The holiday is celebrated around the country with parades and memorial services for those who have...
International Women's Day is celebrated every year in Russia on March 8. This important holiday is celebrated in many countries around the world to recognize women for their strength,...
Universal Children’s Day is celebrated in many countries around the world. Established by the United Nations General Assembly in 1954, Universal Children’s Day is to be observed as a day of...
Dyngus Day is a quintessentially Polish holiday, which in modern times involves both squirt guns and polka. Celebrated on Easter Monday anywhere where there is a significant Polish population, a...
On July 4th, it's red, white and blue. On Christmas it's green and red. It's the Empire State Building and since 1932 its spire colors have changed in time with the holidays. But just what is the...
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