Holidays with T
Major US/Canada holiday in November, harvest festival.
Arbor/Tree Day celebrates trees, eco‑focused holiday.
Teachers' Day honors teachers; many countries celebrate it.
Tết is Vietnamese Lunar New Year, huge spring festival.
Epiphany/Three Kings Day, Christian feast on Jan 6.
Fun food holiday celebrating tacos, often Oct 4.
Popular weekly taco celebration, a fun “day”.
Informal recurring household “day”, counts.
Día de Muertos, Mexican holiday honoring dead.
Casual nickname for Thanksgiving in the US.
Honors teachers; many countries celebrate this.
North American celebration of tartan heritage
Jewish New Year of the Trees, in January/Feb
Monarch’s birthday holiday in some countries
Generic name for many national holidays
Hindu festival honoring Murugan, in Tamil communities
US awareness/fundraising day for childhood cancer
Also called Christmas Eve, Christian holiday
US deadline day for income tax returns
Hindu festival, New Year for Tamil people
Informal day celebrating tea lovers
Christmas Day phrased with article, ok
Evening before Thanksgiving, widely noted
World Toilet Day, UN day about sanitation 🚽
International Tiger Day, 29 July, conservation
New Year, global celebration on Jan 1st
US Independence Day on July 4th, big holiday
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