Independence Day, celebrates the independence ofSaint Luciafrom the United Kingdom in 1979.
Independence Day in Saint Lucia celebrates the nation’s liberation from British rule on February 22, 1979.
Saint Lucia’s Independence Day commemorates the Caribbean island’s attainment of sovereignty from the United Kingdom on February 22, 1979. Marked by vibrant parades, cultural performances, and official ceremonies, the day reflects the island’s rich heritage, Creole traditions, and fusion of African, French, and British influences. Citizens don national colors, participate in flag-raising rituals, and enjoy music festivals showcasing local talent. Speeches by political leaders and community gatherings underscore the importance of unity, progress, and national identity. Independence Day stands as a proud reminder of Saint Lucia’s journey to self-determination and ongoing development.
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Founding Day (Saudi Arabia)
Founding Day in Saudi Arabia honors the establishment of the first Saudi state in 1727.
Established as a national holiday in 2022, Saudi Arabia’s Founding Day commemorates the founding of the First Saudi State by Imam Muhammad ibn Saud on February 22, 1727. The observance celebrates the kingdom’s rich cultural heritage, traditions, and historic achievements. Across the country, events include traditional performances, heritage exhibitions, and educational programs that explore the origins of Al Saud rule. Citizens enjoy folk music, poetic recitals, and exhibitions of ancient manuscripts and artifacts. Founding Day fosters national pride, cultural awareness, and reflection on the journey that shaped modern Saudi Arabia.
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Washington's Birthday, federal holiday in the United States. A holiday on February 22 as well as the third Monday in February.
Washington’s Birthday is a U.S. federal holiday honoring George Washington, the nation’s first president, celebrated on February 22 and observed on the third Monday of February.
Washington’s Birthday, also known as Presidents’ Day in some states, is a federal holiday in the United States commemorating the birth of George Washington on February 22, 1732. Established to honor the achievements and leadership of the first U.S. president, it has evolved into a celebration of American history and civic values. While the federal observance is fixed on February 22, many states shift the holiday to the third Monday in February as part of the Uniform Monday Holiday Act. Traditions include wreath-laying ceremonies at Washington’s tomb, educational activities, and public events that reflect on the nation’s founding principles. The day underscores Washington’s legacy and his role in shaping the democratic institutions of the United States.
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