Easter Monday
Easter Monday is the perfect time to relax and spend quality time with family and friends. Enjoy a leisurely brunch, hunt for hidden Easter eggs, or take a leisurely stroll in the sunshine.
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Poland Holidays
Your guide to the national days and holidays observed in Poland
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Casimir Pulaski Day
Casimir Pulaski Day, celebrated in Illinois, honors the bravery and contributions of Casimir Pulaski, a Polish-born hero of the American Revolution. Known as the "Father of the American Cavalry," Pulaski played a crucial role in organizing and leading cavalry units against British forces. This day is significant in regions with...
- Poland
- United States
Egg Cracking Competition
The Egg Cracking Competition, known as tsougrisma in Greek, is a lively tradition celebrated during Greek Easter. Participants hold red-dyed eggs and take turns tapping them against each other. The goal is to crack the opponent’s egg without breaking your own. This playful event is more than just a game...
- Armenia
- Canada
- Croatia
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International Day of the Unborn Child
The International Day of the Unborn Child is a significant observance held every year on March 25. This day highlights the value and dignity of unborn children and aims to foster a culture that respects all human life from conception. This date aligns with the Feast of the Annunciation, making it...
- Argentina
- International
- Philippines
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National Vodka Day
Raise your glass and have a toast to one of the world’s most versatile spirits, vodka. Try infusing your own vodka, buying a new flavor, or making a new cocktail.
- Poland
- Russia
- United Kingdom
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International Beaver Day
Beavers are very important for the environment, creating natural dams and helping cleanse water. Help raise awareness about the threats facing this declining species.
- Austria
- Canada
- International
- and 3 more
Data Privacy Day
In an increasingly interconnected world, safeguarding our digital footprint becomes paramount. Cherishing personal information ensures trust, security, and peace of mind for all.
- Albania
- Andorra
- Armenia
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International Students’ Day
Take part in student events, talk with other students, and help shape the future of education for the next generation of potential students in the world.
- Czechia
- International
- Poland
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Fat Thursday
If ever there was an excuse to load up on sweet treats and take indulgent eating to the next level, Fat Thursday is just the ticket. A celebration of all things dough-related, this Polish tradition offers a gilt-edged, guilt-free opportunity to gorge on doughnuts or paczki, traditional fried delicacies that...
- Austria
- Germany
- Italy
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National Mead Day
Mead Day is a vibrant celebration of mead, an alcoholic beverage made from fermented honey. This special day highlights the variety and rich history of mead, bringing people together to explore different flavors and styles. It's a time for both seasoned mead enthusiasts and curious newcomers to enjoy tastings, share...
- Poland
- Sweden
- United Kingdom
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Dyngus Day
Dyngus Day is a Polish spring tradition where people playfully sprinkle water and tap each other with willow branches. It’s loud, lively, and full of movement. The day marks the end of a quiet season and the start of something bright. Cities with strong Polish roots fill with music, food, and...
- Hungary
- Poland
- Slovakia
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International Podcast Day
Explore new options for entertainment and education in podcasts, or even consider starting your own on a topic you’re passionate about and interested in.
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- Canada
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National Pierogi Day
A tasty flour-and-egg dumpling filled with your choice of meat, potatoes, cheese, onions, all that good stuff…it’s no wonder the whole world loves pierogis.
- Canada
- Poland
- United States
Europe Day
The celebration of Europe Day is a powerful reminder of Europe's journey towards peace, unity, and cooperation. Across member states, the day is marked by a plethora of events, from flag-hoisting to concerts and open-door days at EU institutions. It's a day that encourages reflection on shared values and aspirations...
- Austria
- Belgium
- Bulgaria
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Orthodox Holy Saturday
Orthodox Holy Saturday is a deeply symbolic day that follows the sorrow of Good Friday. It represents a powerful moment of waiting and hope. This day honors Jesus' burial yet carries a unique, uplifting promise. Orthodox Christians reflect on Christ’s descent into Hades, where he brings hope to souls and...
- Albania
- Australia
- Bulgaria
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Holy Thursday
Holy Thursday, celebrated on the Thursday before Easter, is a pivotal day in Holy Week. This day is marked by the remembrance of Jesus Christ's Last Supper with his disciples. During this dinner, he established the sacrament of Holy Communion. Not only does Holy Thursday honor this significant event, but...
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- International
- Iran
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World Goth Day
World Goth Day honors goth music, fashion, and culture, inviting everyone to explore its history, creativity, and the beauty found in darkness.
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- Canada
- Czechia
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October holidays in Poland
General Pulaski Memorial Day
General Pulaski Memorial Day honors Casimir Pulaski, a Polish nobleman who became a hero of the American Revolutionary War. Pulaski's exceptional cavalry skills earned him the title "Father of the American Cavalry." His dedication and bravery left a lasting mark on the fight for American independence. This observance also celebrates the...
- Poland
- United States
November holidays in Poland
All Saints Day
In Australia, All Saints Day holds a special place for many Christians. It offers a moment to honor the saints and remember those who have passed away. Although it's not a public holiday, the day is observed with quiet reverence in churches and homes. Many Australians attend special church services...
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- International
- Italy
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Poland’s Independence Day
Poland's Independence Day stands as a powerful symbol of freedom and resilience. It represents the strength and spirit of the Polish people, who endured hardships and fought tirelessly to reclaim their nation's sovereignty. The day unites citizens in a shared sense of pride, celebrating the perseverance that led to their...
- Poland
- United Kingdom
- United States
December holidays in Poland
St. Stephen’s Day
St. Stephen's Day is a holiday celebrated with joy and warmth in many countries. People come together to honor St. Stephen, the first Christian martyr whose acts of kindness and bravery are remembered on this special day. Communities hold feasts, gatherings, and charitable activities, spreading a spirit of generosity and...
- Australia
- Austria
- Bulgaria
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St. Nicholas Day
St. Nicolas Day is observed on December 6th in the West, though in some Western countries the eve of December 5th is observed with gift giving rituals. Eastern Orthodox churches observe Saint Nicholas Day on December 19th according to the Julian calendar. If you don't know who St. Nicolas is...
- Austria
- Belgium
- Canada
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Christmas Day
Jingle all the way! Deck the halls with boughs of holly, indulge in delicious treats, and make unforgettable memories with loved ones.
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- Canada
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National days and holidays observed in Poland
Public Domain Day
Discover creative freedom, and dive into a vast world of inspiring stories, art, and music that's free to explore and use.
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- Canada
- France
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Belgian Beer Week
Belgian beer is widely celebrated for its unique and diverse flavors, making it a favorite among beer enthusiasts worldwide. Belgian Beer Week brings this rich brewing tradition to the forefront, inviting people across the globe to savor the variety that Belgian beers offer. This special week is a cultural celebration where...
- Belgium
- Brazil
- Chile
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World Logic Day
From mathematics and computing to philosophy, logic plays an incredible role as what sets humans apart from most other species of animal. World Logic Day provides an opportunity for the best and brightest minds from all over the globe to unite over the topic of logic! How to Celebrate World Logic...
- Australia
- Belgium
- Brazil
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Euro Day
Travelers across Europe often find themselves exchanging these colorful bills, each note a symbol of unity in this continent's rich tapestry.
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- Belgium
- Bulgaria
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Pol’and’Rock Festival
Pol'and'Rock Festival, previously known as Woodstock Festival Poland, stands as one of Europe's largest free music festivals. Every year, it draws massive crowds eager to experience the vibrant blend of music, arts, and community spirit. Set against the backdrop of Poland's countryside, the festival transforms the area into a pulsating...
- Poland
International Children’s Day
Celebrate International Children’s Day by honoring children’s rights, promoting safety, education, and equality, and inspiring action to protect every child.
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- Azerbaijan
- Belarus
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Feast of the Annunciation
The Feast of the Annunciation, celebrated each year on March 25, marks a vital moment in the Christian faith—the announcement by the angel Gabriel to the Virgin Mary that she would become the mother of Jesus Christ. This event, known as the Annunciation, signifies the moment God became man, intertwining...
- Italy
- Philippines
- Poland
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Belarusian Written Language Day
Belarusian Written Language Day celebrates the nation's deep connection to its native tongue and literary heritage. This special day highlights the role of language in preserving Belarusian identity and culture. Writers, poets, and thinkers come together, drawing on centuries of tradition to honor the power of the written word. The event fosters...
- Belarus
- Poland
- Russia
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Screen-Free Week
Have you ever tried turning off your screens for a whole week? Imagine a week without your phone, computer, or TV. This is what Screen-Free Week is all about. It happens every year during the first week of May. During this time, people across the globe power down their devices...
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- Germany
- Italy
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Easter
Easter is here, bringing with it joy, chocolate, and time with loved ones. Celebrate the holiday with egg hunts, delicious meals, and maybe even a visit from the Easter Bunny!
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Corpus Christi
Corpus Christi celebrated on the Thursday following Trinity Sunday, marks a special day for many Christians around the world. It is a day to honor the tradition of Holy Communion, which commemorates Jesus Christ's Last Supper. While it is traditionally celebrated on a Thursday, in some places, it may shift...
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- Austria
- Bolivia
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International Holocaust Remembrance Day
By learning about the Holocaust, we can honor the victims and survivors and work towards preventing such atrocities in the future.
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- France
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Whit Monday
Celebrated on the day after Pentecost, Whit Monday is a time to remember the Holy Spirit's descent and marks the end of the Easter season.
- Austria
- Belgium
- Bulgaria
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Ukraine Defender Day
Honoring the courage and sacrifice of Ukraine's defenders fosters national pride and unity among its citizens.
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- Poland
- Russia
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Feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross
The Feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross celebrates one of the most powerful symbols in Christianity— the Cross. This day honors the Cross as more than just a reminder of suffering; it represents hope and salvation. It marks the moment when the Cross, once a tool of punishment...
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- Greece
- International
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St. John’s Day
St. John's Day marks a day of great significance for many around the globe. This day commemorates the birth of John the Baptist, a key figure in Christian tradition known for his role in preparing the way for Jesus Christ. Born in the 1st century B.C., John the Baptist was a...
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- Poland
- Portugal
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Assumption Day
Assumption Day is a significant celebration for many Christians around the world. It honors the belief that Mary, the mother of Jesus, was taken into heaven. The day marks a joyful occasion filled with reverence and gratitude. For believers, it's a moment to reflect on the divine grace bestowed upon...
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- Greece
- Italy
- and 3 more
Epiphany
Epiphany is a significant day in Christian traditions, observed with deep meaning and joy. It highlights the moment when Jesus was revealed to the world. This day is celebrated with special services, gatherings, and customs that reflect its spiritual importance. Many see it as a time to remember the revelation of...
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- Austria
- Belgium
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Czech Statehood Day
Czech Statehood Day, also known as St. Wenceslas Day, is a significant celebration in the Czech Republic. It honors national pride and unity and reflects on the deep roots of Czech identity. Across the country, people come together to recognize this special occasion, which holds a unique place in the...
- Czechia
- Poland
- Slovakia
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