What are your nations public holidays?

[The Murry]

NATIONAL HOLIDAYS IN The Murry
New Years Day- 1st December
Colonial Day- January 26th- Comemerates the landing of the first fleet in Sydney
ANZAC Day- April 15th- Comemerates soldiers who died in service of there country
Easter- (Fri,Sun,Mon,Tue)
Queen's Birthday- First weekend in May- Celebrates the Birthday of the Queen
Day of Rest, first Tuesday after QB- An extra day off
Winter Solstice- June 22nd- because we can
Independence Day- August 20th- comemerates the decleration of independence from Australia
Mildura Cup- last Friday in October- Celebrates the Mildura Cup (a horse race)
Christmas Eve- 24th December
Christmas Day- 25th December
Boxing Day- 26th December
New Years Eve- 31st December

[New silbodale]

Holidays in New Silbodale.

new years day, 1 january
Valentines day, 14 februari
Sahlin day, 9 mars ( Celebration of socialist Mona Sahlin )
Easter, 21 mars
Christmas, 24 december
new years eve, 31 december

[Ebanteos]

About half of our population identifies as either Non-religious, deist, agnostic, or atheist. The major religions are Orthodox Christianity, Shia Islam, and Taoist philosophy. Here are the list of federally recognized holidays:

Christmas
May Day
Ramadan
Ebanteosian Victory Day- Celebration of our alliance's victory in Ebanteos' largest war in history.
Day of the Revolution: September 20. Celebrates the dissolution of the Ebanteosian Empire and the revolution which brought about the rise of current Ebanteos.
Labour Day

[Piacentini]

All Christian holidays as well as Passover meal (thanksgiving), Victory Day, and All Hallows Eve (Halloween)

[Saurisisia]

Western Holidays:

January 1st: New Year's Day
February 14th: Valentine's Day
March 17th: St. Patrick's Day
Sunday after Good Friday: Easter
Second Sunday in May: Mother's Day
Third Sunday in June: Father's Day
October 30: Halloween
Fourth Thursday of November: Thanksgiving
December 25: Christmas
December 31: New Year's Eve

Unique Holidays:

April 20th: Anti-Nazism Day
April 22nd: Anti-Communism Day
June 6: Memorial Day
June 23: Dinosaur Day
July 4th: Revolutionary Day
September 1: Work Day
September 11th: Patriot Day
November 11: Veteran's Day

[Vallermoore]

January the 1st-New Year's Day (unofficaly known as Hangover Day because of last night's drinking.)

April the 20th and 21st-Easter

May 1st-May Day

July 8th-Queen Yocasta's birthday

July 21st-Independence Day (unoffically known as Cracker Night because of all the fireworks.)

25 December-Christmas Day

26th December-Boxing Day

31st December-New Year's Eve

[French Guyane]

Virtually every day is a holiday in the country.

[Iwanawin]

december 25, Christmas: christmas, all day church service
April 1, jokes on you day: counters april fools day
July 21, Day of darkness: remebering the deaths of all
December 12, lady day: To remember the women of this great nation
May 4, owe the day day: all debt's to anyone are due including taxes
February 9, lovers day: valintines day
August 11, Founders day: the day the country was founded
the month of november, Feast Fast Month: eat and eat and eat and eat and eat and eat and eat and eat and eat and eat and eat and eat and drink beer and dont stop untl midnight November 30th
January 1, new years day: new years day

[Sarcophilys]

Christmas is the only holiday actually...

And the hype and work for one mere day makes it not much of a break...

[Democratic Koyro]

Celebration of the Ohanka idea, 1st Janurary, Celebrates the Ohanka idea (Ohankaism) and how it guides the people of Koyro on the Socialist Path.

National Revolution Day, 13th Feburary: celebrates the day that communist revolutionaries took up arms against the Fascist Empire of Koyro in 1945.

Foundation Day/Liberation Day, 21st Feburary: Celebrates the day that the Fascist Empire was overthrown and a Socialist Koyro was established in 1949

Reunification Day, 28th April, Celebrates the reunification of Koyro resulting in the destruction of the Fascist Republic called "The Republic of Free Koyro" and the creation of the Koy People's Democratic Republic in 2011. Also marks the absolute end of Fascism and Capitalism in Koyro

May Day 1st of May.

Karl Marx Birthday 5th May

Koy People's Liberation Army Day, 15th July, Celebrates the day the Koy people were organised into the Koy PLA to fight the Fascist Empire, 1945.

Celebration of Equality , 7th August: Celebrates the equality of all working men and women.

Ohanka John's Birthday, 3rd October, Celebrates the birthday of the current Paramount Leader Ohanka John, as well as another glorious year under his leadership, celebrated since 1994

Celebration of the October Revolution 7th November

National Celebration of Labour, 24th December: celebrates the achievements of the working class in Koyro.

[Lost Earth]

All religious Holidays including: Chrstmas, Easter, and Pentacost.
Also:
New Years Eve and Day
Harvest Feast
Foundation Day

[Joneslind]

jonesish idepedence day:jan 26
military day:feb 20
jim volmer day(birth day of first president):may 2
halloween
christmis,hanika,kwansa
ramadan
passover
the sabith
new years eve/new years day

[Yoite]

High King Miharu's Birthday: December 11
New Year: November 11
Coronation of first High King: October 16
National Anniversary: September 09
First Day of Fall,
First Day of Winter,

[Alexlantis]

New Years Day- January 1st
Emperor Alkovan's Birthday- March 14
Easter- First Sunday after first full moon after March 21
May Day- May 1st
Independence Day- May 21st
Alan Reddford's Birthday- July 4th
Memorial Day (Anniversary of the Battle of the Red River)- October 25th
Harvest Celebration- 4th Thursday of November, also preceding day and proceeding day
Christmas Eve- December 24th
Christmas Day- December 25th
Winter Day- December 26th
New Years Eve- December 31st

[Reydwood Island]

The Two Most Important Dates Are:

Birthday of The King: 17th of Summer Proper
Founding of Reydwood's Ormsson Dynasty: 12th of Winter Proper

[The Tavan Race]

We are the only nation to our knowledge that has absolutely no holidays to speak of. We like to think of everyone who does as lazy.

[Maraque]

Holidays, Rituals, and Festivals

Tsvarchi boasts several holidays, festivals, and days of importance throughout the year, all celebrated with varying degrees of excitement and bliss. Tsvarchivan holidays are notable for being non-religious – such holidays are unconstitutional as a violation of secularism – and as such no religious holiday is officially recognized, although individuals that choose to celebrate those can do so at their own discretion.

Holiday: Unification Day
Celebrated: January 2nd

Unification Day celebrates the unification of the City-States of Darkaan and Atrulia, which became one after the marriage of HRH King Tizutri Darkaan to HRH King Stahnasuk Atrulia. The two were married in a lavish ceremony – for the times – hosted by the people of the two city-states in gratitude for the two kings and their love for them.

The holiday, which is only officially celebrated in Darkaan and Atrulia, is typically done by the Royal Families of Darkaan and Atrulia hosting borough wide street parties on the Royal Palace grounds, and in party squares everywher. The Royal Families typically go out and dance and sing with the people.

Holiday: Year's Beginning
Celebrated: January 1st

Year's Beginning celebrates the beginning of the new year, to mark the end of the last year and all of its misgivings, and to start fresh and begin a new year with a fresh outlook on life. Traditionally this holiday is performed by a nationwide meditation session, followed by forming a circle and sharing amongst each other stories and tribulations of the year past.

Holiday: Festival of the Year
Celebrated: January 1st to 2nd

The Festival of the Year is tied in with Year's Beginning, and starts at 23:00 on the 1st of January. This is when the country starts to get ready to party, and dresses up in elaborate costumes, drinks lots of booze, and just lets loose in that oh so familiar Tsvarchivan way. The Royal Families of Tsvarchi usually host a Royal Costume Party at the individual Royal Palace residences as well, which usually last days on end.

Holiday: Massacre Remembrance
Celebrated: May 19th

Massacre Remembrance is a day celebrated in Cuerak to celebrate the loss of life at the hands of the Darkaan-Atrulians after the civil wars that ravaged the region thousands of years ago. The holiday is not widely celebrated in Tsvarchi, or even Cuerak, and is usually celebrated most vigorously by the overtly patriotic, and of those in the Cuerakian Separatist Movement.

Holiday: Month of Solitude
Celebrated: June 1st to 30th

The Month of Solitude is a tenant of the great philosopher Xanthaiyan who said that the path to nirvana is focusing on self and nobody else. His teachings dictated a month of solitude so the body could be stress free and therefore achieve the ultimate feeling of freedom. During this month emergency personnel like doctors, nurses, police officers and firemen do not have off, and other establishments either have reduced hours or stay open. Very few stores close for the entirety of the month. A full time worker (45 hours a week) will typically work just 22.5 hours instead, and the establishment will be closed for the days nobody is scheduled. A part time worker will instead work 11.25 hours a week. 

Holiday: Xanthaiyan's Birthday
Celebrated: July 27th

Simply put, this holiday celebrates the birth, life, and death of the great philosopher Zerake Xanthaiyan, who is single handedly responsible for Tsvarchivan culture as it is known today. The country celebrates by pursuing Xanthaiyan's vision by donating to charity, volunteering in some capacity, and just generally living one's life in accordance to his teachings on life.

Holiday: Day of Appreciation
Celebrated: August 1st

Day of Appreciation is celebrated by simply showing the friends and family in your life that mean the most to you a sign of how you appreciate them, whether it's taking them out to eat, doing something you've been promising to do for ages but could never find the motivation for, or simply just showing kindness to them in some form. The holiday is largely influenced by the teachings of Xanthaiyan.

Holiday: Giving Day
Celebrated: September 15th

Giving Day is celebrated by exchanging gifts – usually home made – to somebody you hold dear to your heart, or to help somebody in some way by 'giving' them your time or attention. The holiday puts an emphasis on doing such with somebody you unfortunately don't have the time to spend a lot of time with, but wish you could, in a show of friendship that despite your time apart, you still think of them every day.

Holiday: Father's Day
Celebrated: October 12th

Father's Day is celebrated by showing the father figure in your life how much you truly appreciate them and all they do for you. Father's Day is usually celebrated by dedicating the entire day to him, taking him to do activities he would like to do, places he would like to eat, and so on. The day is all about dad.

Holiday: Mother's Day
Celebrated: November 5th

Mother's Day is celebrated much in the same way as Father's Day; the day is dedicated to mom, and making her feel comfortable and happy throughout the day, allowing her a day of leisure in an otherwise hectic day. Breakfast in bed and doing all of her typical work is a hallmark of this holiday.

Holiday:Foundation Day
Celebrated: November 22nd

Foundation Day marks and celebrates the founding of the Unified City-States of Tsvarchi, after unification of all six of the original city-states that made up central Nothandryun some 4202 years ago. The holiday is widely celebrated nationwide with massive street block parties and enormous state sponsored fireworks displays. This is when the normally nonchalant Tsvarchivan in regards to nationality really turns into a patriotic and proud Tsvarchivan, for the day.

Holiday: Rain Festival
Celebrated: April 1st to November 1st

The Rain Festival is a day marked by the start of rain season, and the onslaught of intense rainfall for the next half year – an event much appreciated by Tsvarchivans who have an extreme affinity to water.

The holiday is celebrated by intense dancing and celebrations to encourage the rainfall to begin, so that not only will the severe drough experienced by the last six months subside, but so that Tsvarchivans can experience the extreme euphoria they get from the feeling of water touching their bodies – a trait they experience because of their connection to merpeople, which they are descendants of.

Holiday: Sun Festival
Celebrated: November 1st to April 1st

The Sun Festival is celebrated by massive street parties to spur the sun to reveal itself from the clouds of rain that have fallen the last six months, to dry up the land and make it a little bit easier to get around since the last six months it has had to happen by boat primarily since the rainfall was so intense. As much as Tsvarchivans love the water, there comes a time when it is too much, and they wait anxiously for the dry season to come back.

[Vorond]

December 31st and January 1st: New Year Celebration - Fireworks and Party. followed by hangover
March 22nd: Day of the Berkopol Uprising - Military Parade in Berkopol, celebration of Navy Forces
May 1st: Day of Labour - Traditional, usually big meetings of political organisations.
April 1st: Day of Laughter - Practical Jokes, Professional Fireworks
June 21st: Midsummer Day - fires in the evening
August 24th to 31th: Beerfest - Seven days of total mayhem. (note that weed is legal here)
September 17th: Day of General Election - what it says on the box.
November 2nd: Revolutionary Victory Day - military parades in Brokdorf and Vorograd, celebration of Army and Borderguards
December 24th to 26th: Christmas Celebration - what it says on the box.

[TurtleShroom]

Not in any order.

"Classic" Holidays

• New Years' Day (1/1)
• Good Friday (date varies)
• Easter Sunday (date varies)
• Memorial Day (final Monday in May)
• Thanksgiving (fourth Thursday in November)
• Veterans' Day (11/11)
• Christmas Eve (12/24)
• Christmas Day (12/25)
• New Years' Eve (12/31)

"Unique" Holidays

• Haiz Day (4/13, celebrates now-extinct Queendom of Haiz)
• World Turtle Day (5/23, and it IS real)
• Jones Found's Birthday (6/27, celebrates founder of TurtleShroom)
• International Freedom Day (7/4, celebrates free, fair elections and right to vote)
• Petroleum Day (9/27, and it's real, celebrates TS oil industry)
• Founders' Day (10/13, celebrates nation's birthday, also RL NS creation day)
• All Hallows' Eve (10/31, Halloween)
• All Saints Day (11/1)
• International Terror Victims' Remembrance Day (9/11, mourns the victims of terrorism in TurtleShroom and Haiz)

[Makaar]

January 1st - New Year's Day (if New Year's Day falls on a Saturday or Sunday, then the holiday is the following Monday)
2nd Monday of February - Bank Holiday
3rd Monday of March - Bank Holiday
2nd Friday of April - Bank Holiday
28th May - Constitution Day (if Constitution Day falls on a Saturday or Sunday, then the holiday is the following Monday)
Last Monday of June - Bank Holiday
3rd Monday of August - Bank Holiday
2nd Monday of September - Bank Holiday
3rd Monday of October - Bank Holiday
14th November - Memorial Day (if Memorial Day falls on a Saturday or Sunday, then the holiday is the following Monday)
1st Monday of December - Bank Holiday
31st December - New Year's Eve

[Soviet Putinland]

December 24. Putinland day.
That is it.

[YellowApple]

Vital Information Required to Understand YellowApple's Calendar System:

YellowApple does not use the concept of minutes, hours, days, weeks, months, years, etc. as presented in the Gregorian calendar system. Rather, it divides time into seconds, kiloseconds, megaseconds, and gigaseconds. Combined with YellowApple's native use of hexadecimal numbering, this can be daunting for newcomers to YellowApple, especially since SI prefixes, when used natively, refer to their hexadecimal equivalent, not their decimal equivalent. Thus, 1 megasecond is equal to 4096 kiloseconds in decimal, as 1 megasecond is equal to 1000 kiloseconds in hexadecimal.

For the purposes of this description of YellowApplan "holidays", all dates will be described in their hexadecimal and decimal forms (i.e. "55/37 Duary", where "55" is the decimal date and "37" is the hexadecimal date). However, please note the differences in SI prefix definitions, as they will not be converted automatically.

The following datasheet lists the useful conversions required for full understanding of YellowApple's calendar system.

Note: the following values are in decimal for your convenience

1 kilosecond = 4096 seconds 
1 megasecond = 4096 kiloseconds = 16777216 seconds
1 gigasecond = 4096 megaseconds = 16777216 kiloseconds = 68719476736 seconds

1 Gregorian year = 31556926 seconds = 7.704.32764 kiloseconds = 1.188093936 megaseconds
1 Gregorian month (year/12) = 2629743.83 seconds = 642.027303 kiloseconds
1 Gregorian day = 86400 seconds = 21.09375 kiloseconds

1 YellowApplan year = 2 megaseconds = 4 YellowApplan months
1 YellowApplan month = 2048 kiloseconds (1/2 megasecond) = 128 YellowApplan days
1 YellowApplan day = 16 kiloseconds = 65536 seconds
1 gigasecond = 2048 YellowApplan years

1 YellowApplan year = 1.06328227 Gregorian years
1 YellowApplan day = 1.31835938 Gregorian days

The four YellowApplan months are called Unuary, Duary, Trinary, and Quaternary, respectively. Dates are formatted in "DD MMMM", where "DD" is the day and "MMMM" is the full name of the month. The months are often shortened to Un, Du, Tri, and Quat; such abbreviations are notated by "MM".

YellowApplan Holidays

• 1/1 Unuary: New Year's Day (YellowApplan Day of Magic)
• 90/5A Unuary: YellowApplan Anniversary of Sovereignty (YellowApplan Day of Loyalty)
• 1/1 Duary: YellowApplan Day of Kindness (memorial holiday for those who have lost their lives while performing military, police, or emergency service duties)
• 1/1 Trinary: YellowApplan Day of Laughter (equivalent to Mardi Gras, Cinco de Mayo, St. Patrick's Day, and other days usually associated with heavy partying)
• 64/40 Quaternary: YellowApplan Day of Honesty (equivalent to Thanksgiving Day)
• 120/78 Quaternary: YellowApplan Day of Generosity (equivalent to Christmas)
• 128/80 Quaternary: New Year's Eve

OOC: Good Lord that was a lot of math.

[Crystal Spires]

The Lesser Ceremony of Chillmorne is on September 23rd and is a fall harvest celebration.

The Day of the Law is on September 29th and is the celebration of the establishing of Crystal Spire's Constitution and Bill of Rights.

The Day of Civil Service is specifically a celebration of religious significance to those who believe in the Pantheon God Fornt of Justice celebrated on October 2nd and commemorates those who go into lives of civil service, those who work in charities and those with a fair and generous spirit.

The Day of Remembrance is celebrated on October 31st and is a memorial celebration commemorating the dead and those who fell in battle protecting the freedom of Crystal Spires.

The Greater Ceremony of Chillmorne is a winter season celebration and is celebrated on December 21st.

The Ceremony of Great Purification is a religious celebration mainly done by those who worship the Pantheon God Fornt celebrated on February 15th, but it's also election day, as well as a celebration where many ceremonial acts of ritual purity are performed.

The Lesser Ceremony of Eventide is a spring celebration that is on March 21st.

The Greater Ceremony of Eventide is a summer festival celebrated on June 21st.

Independence Day is celebrated on the 23rd of August

[Velgar]

Public Holidays in Velgar

New years day January 1st

Independence day March 3rd

Labor day may 7th

anniversary of the Velgar Revolution or Liberation day 0ctopber 10th

Christmas december 25th

[Central Lothian]

Ah, the joys of cut and paste:

The Bank Holidays in Central Lothian:

New Year's Day - January 1*
Good Friday - Varies
Easter Monday - Varies
May Bank Holiday - First Monday in May
Spring Bank Holiday - Last Monday in May
Summer Bank Holiday - First Monday in August
Foundation Day - September 8*
St Andrew's Day - November 30*
Christmas Day - December 25*
Boxing Day - December 26**

* - If any of these fall on a Saturday or Sunday, the following Monday is the Bank Holiday.
** - If this day falls on a Sunday, then the Tuesday is the Bank Holiday (as the Monday will be Christmas Day's Bank Holiday). If it's a Saturday, then it'll be the Monday afterwards.