Remembering an event

Important Facts People

When commemorating and remembering special dates and events, as events of all kinds, the world calendar has an extensive and varied range of dates.

Generally we celebrate

Independence Day

Mother’s Day

Father's Day

Saint Valentine’s

Halloween

But the list is very long.

Each of these events, lead us, year after year, to celebrations and to pay tribute, according to their magnitude and importance, and they always find us ready and willing to remember.

Commemorate

	↓ Saint Valentine’s Day February 14th - There is a date for lovers in the world calendar, on this day, February 14, they show and validate their love in a variety of possible ways. A poem, presents, all works to offer something to the beloved ones. Tags: Saint Valentine s Day Women’s Day On March 8th we celebrate the International Day for Working Women, also known as the International Women’s Day (IWD). It is celebrated by the UN and it is even considered a national holiday in some countries. Women s Day Workers Day May 1st is the commemoration known as the International Workers’ Day, or May Day, homage to working people all over the world. The strike started on May 1st, 1886 and reached its Peak 3 days later, on May 4th, with the Haymarket episode, in Chicago. International Workers’ Day May 1st Workers Day Mother's Day Ana Jarvis, a community activist from occidental Virginia, who lost her mother, Anna Reeves Jarvis, in 1905; sent requests to politicians, lawyers and other important people to commemorate mothers’ day every second Sunday of May, date that coincided with her mother’s death anniversary. Mother s Day Father’s Day Father’s Day is a celebration to honor fathers, a vital member within the family. Father’s Day is celebrated in a variety of ways worldwide and the day is not commonly considered a holiday. Father s Day Halloween Halloween is celebrated on October 31, as a cultural Anglo-Saxon festival. It originally stated 2.500 years ago as a Celtic manifestation to celebrate the end of summer, every October 31st of our yearly calendar (Samhain). Halloween