November Events and Holidays
The eleventh month of the year, November, is a perfect time for big sales. November’s holidays are very diverse in different countries, but the major one that’s celebrated in the whole world is Black Friday.
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All Saints’ Day
All Saints’ Day is a holiday in the Catholic church calendar to celebrate all triumphant saints and martyrs who had reached heaven after death. The date can vary depending on the religious branch, but most countries in the western world celebrate it on November 1st. All Saints Day is the Day after Halloween eve. It does overlap with different international traditions, yet it shouldn’t be confused with the Halloween or Dia de Los Muertos.
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Dia de Muertos
This is a big and distinguishable holiday in Mexican communities around the world. Those who celebrate make Day of the Dead a joyful event—they build bright altars for the deceased and bring their favorite foods to the graveyards.
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Diwali
This Hindu festival of lights is similar to Christmas and symbolizes the victory of good over evil. During Diwali people enjoy spending time at home with their families, exchanging presents, eating tasty food, and watching fireworks.
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Veterans Day
Veterans Day marks the 11th of November, the date when the First World War came to an end. It is related to international Armistice Day and Remembrance Day, though it has taken on a broader meaning in some countries over the course of history. In the US, this day hails all the military veterans who were involved in any armed conflict that the country ever encountered, but especially so to the recent and current members of the military forces.
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Independence Day in Poland
The Poland Independence Day was established in 1918 when the country managed to reunite after being divided between three European empires for over a hundred years. This day is celebrated throughout Poland with concerts and parades.
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World Children’s Day
November 20th is celebrated as an occasion to promote children’s rights and speak up for those who cannot yet speak up for themselves. This international commemoration unites various countries in awareness-driving events and charity causes.
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Thanksgiving
This feast of turkey, pumpkin pie, and mashed potatoes, is a national American holiday but these days it’s celebrated in many countries all over the world. People arrange family gatherings and give each other thanks for love and support.
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Black Friday
Black Friday is an informal international holiday that states for the beginning of the Christmas shopping season. Brands throw huge sales, so people drop their festive Thanksgiving tables with smoked turkeys and head shopping.
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Hanukkah
Hanukkah is the eight-day festival of lights in the Jewish culture. Among the favorite traditions of the Jewish families are lighting the nine-candled menorahs, munching on deep-fried snacks and enjoying the outdoor festivities.
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Cyber Monday
Cyber Monday is a relatively new invention. It follows Black Friday, urging people to kick up pre-Christmas shopping spree with the great online deals. A smart quasi holiday has been ideated in the National Retail Federation headquarters.
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