Holidays with S
Irish holiday on 17 March honoring St. Patrick.
General term for school vacation in summer.
Celtic festival on 31 Oct, origin of Halloween.
Astronomical event often marked by festivals.
Popular school/college vacation period.
Weekly Jewish holy day of rest and worship.
Generic term for Christian feast days of saints.
Ancient Roman winter festival, gift‑giving, fun
Jewish week‑long harvest festival in autumn
US Midwest “love & romance” gift‑giving day
Informal school holiday when snow closes everything
Hindu festival night honoring Lord Shiva
Romantic holiday on 14 Feb, Spanish name for Valentine’s Day.
National holiday of Singapore on 9 August, marks independence.
Irish-origin holiday on 17 March, honors Saint Patrick.
14 February celebration of love, cards, flowers and chocolates.
Astronomical event marking start of spring, widely celebrated.
Christian feast day celebrating a particular saint.
German New Year's Eve celebration, big party night.
Romantic holiday on Feb 14, honors Saint Valentine
Variant spelling of Sankranti, same festival.
Weekly Jewish day of rest, Friday night–Saturday.
Hindu harvest festival in India, major celebration.
Short for Saint Patrick's Day, March 17.
US sports event Sunday, treated like a holiday.
Casual name for St. Patrick’s Day on March 17
Informal food holiday; some celebrate Soup Day in winter.
Siblings Day on April 10 honors brothers and sisters.
Used for fun eco‑events about sand and beaches.
Catholic feast on March 19 honoring Saint Joseph.
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