Holidays with F
US Independence Day on July 4th, major national holiday.
Celebration honoring fathers; popular worldwide.
US holiday on June 14 celebrating the national flag.
Public holiday in several countries for family time.
Informal US fall feast with friends near Thanksgiving.
Mardi Gras, pre-Lent carnival day, esp. in New Orleans.
Celebrates friends; marked on various world dates.
Used for Diwali and Hanukkah, major light festivals.
Name for independence/anti‑apartheid days in some nations.
Fictional holiday from Seinfeld, now a pop‑culture fest.
A national celebration linked to France’s historic independence.
A festival is a recognized celebration or cultural holiday.
Common US school holiday honoring founders.
Festivals are widely recognized cultural and religious celebrations.
Aug 30, celebrates Mary Shelley’s monster tale.
A fiesta is a festive celebration, especially in Spanish-speaking cultures.
A fun day can be a special day set aside for celebration.
Common US holiday honoring a founder.
School vacation period in fall, common in US/EU
World Food Day on Oct 16 fights hunger globally
Seasonal festival date in many cultures worldwide
Spanish for “Merry Christmas”, Xmas greeting
First Friday is a recurring cultural celebration day 🎨
School/army fun day of games and contests
Carnival season in German‑speaking regions
Superstitious date treated like a spooky day
A recognized public holiday observed by a federal government.
A feast is a traditional religious or cultural celebration.
German Catholic feast of Corpus Christi
Flower Day is a festive celebration honoring flowers and spring.
Birthdays count; first is extra special
Widely marked as a special first day
A festival of light celebrates hope, faith, and brighter days.
Many countries honor farmers on this day
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