My A-Z Celebrations Around the World By Liana

Task Description: For this task I had to name celebrations around the world and name one fact about it. At first we had to do a celebration that starts with the same letter as the country but that was to complicated so then the teachers decided we cando any holiday from the country. After a lot of time doing this I have FINALLY finished it. Enjoy learning from this post! :))

A – Z CELEBRATIONS FROM AROUND THE WORLD

 List down a country name for each letter of the alphabet. Identify a celebration from that country (must start with the same letter) and in the final column, provide a brief description of the celebration.

Country name CELEBRATION AN INTERESTING FACT
  1. Australia
AUSTRALIA DAY Australia Day marks the 1788 landing of the first fleet and raising of the union flag by Arthur Phillip at Sydnet Cove, New South Wales. Today, it’s become a day that acknowledges past wrongs and show respect for the Aboriginal and Torress Strait Islanders.
  1. Brazil
Brazilian Carnival  The Brazilian Carnival is on 17 Feb – 25 Feb. Fun fact this event has actually made it into the Guiness Book Of Records.
  1. California
Canada Day  Canada day is on the 1st of July. Fun fact in 1980 the song “O Canada” was officially made the national anthem of the country
  1. Denmark
Danish Constitution  The Constitution came to force on 5 June 1953 🙂
  1. England
Endless Festival The Endless Festival is from January to March. I don’t know why it’s called the endless festival sadly
  1. France
Festival De Marne This festival is on November 19th. I don’t have interesting facts in this event
  1. Greece
Good Friday Good Friday is on 29 March next year. Good Friday is a day of mourning so many people don’t have to do household chores
  1. Hawaii
Haunted Plantation  Basically the Haunted Plantation is just an event that is held at the scariest haunted house in Hawaii
  1. Iceland
Icelandic Language Day  This is celebrated on the 16th of November, it’s a day where you celebrate the icelandic language
  1. Japan
Jidai This festival is held on October 22nd. The full name of this festival is Jidai Matsuri with the english name “ Festival Of Ages”
  1. Kenya
Mashujaa This celebration is held on October 20th fun fact Mashujaa means “heroes” in the Swahili Language
  1. Libya
Liberation day Libya has only had 1 king, King Idris 🙂
  1. Malaysia 
Vesak Vesak is celebrated in May. On this day there is a full moon. A full moon in May in the buddhist culture is the most sacred day to millions of buddhists.
  1. New Zealand
New Year’s Day New Years in NZ is like any other New Years day. We put on fireworks at midnight on December 31st and eat cake and adults drink wine 🙂 or other liquors. 
  1. Oman
Muharram  This day is a day that marks the beginning of a new year and the beginning period of grief and recollection to Shia Muslims 
  1. Philippines 
Festival of the masks This festival is also known as the Masskara festival. This festival is known as the most colorful festival in the Philippines 
  1. Qatar
Qatar International Art Festival This festival is celebrated on 20th – 25th November. This festival helps international artists gain recognition. 
  1. Romania
Pastele Pastele is actually just Easter. 
  1. Samoa
Samoan Independence Day Big celebrations, lots of food, traditional gift exchanges and a lot of dancing and singing. On this day Samoa got free from the British Empire.
  1. Thailand
Vegetarian Festival This festival starts on 15th October and ends on 24th October. Basically this is a Chinese celebration to the 9 emperor gods.
  1. Ukraine 
Kupala Night The magical rites and rituals of Kupala Night date back to pagan times. This is celebrated on 20th June
  1. Vietnam 
Lim Festival This festival is held in the Lim village this festival originally celebrated Ba Mu, who led her life as a Buddhist nun at Lim pagoda.
  1. Wales
St Davids Day St David is a king (I think) who was born on the year 500 (A LONG TIME AGO) this day is celebrated on the 1st of March.
  1. Yemen
National Unity Day The Day of National Unity is May 22, the day on which, in 1990, North Yemen and South Yemen were officially united.
  1. Zimbabwe
Defense Forces Day This day is on the 13th of August this year. In my opinion I think this is a day to celebrate the Defense Force. 

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