Hanukkah
Jewish festival known as the Festival of Lights, celebrated with menorah lighting, games, and traditional foods.
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Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Celebrates the achievements of Martin Luther King Jr. and his role in advancing civil rights and social justice.
Presidents’ Day
Recognizes the contributions of U.S. presidents, with a focus on honoring the legacy of Washington and Lincoln.
Memorial Day
Pays tribute to fallen U.S. soldiers with ceremonies and commemorations reflecting on their sacrifice.
Independence Day
Marks the anniversary of American independence with patriotic celebrations and community events.
Labor Day
Celebrates the contributions of American workers with a focus on labor rights and worker achievements.
Thanksgiving Day
A time for families to gather and give thanks, highlighted by traditional meals and expressions of gratitude.
Hanukkah
Celebrates Jewish heritage and traditions with menorah lighting, spinning dreidels, and enjoying latkes.
Christmas Day
Celebrates the birth of Jesus with festive traditions, including family gatherings, decorations, and gift exchanges.
Kwanzaa
Focuses on African American culture with activities that emphasize unity, purpose, and community.