June 24

The Day of the Caboclo in Amazonas celebrates the mixed Indigenous and European heritage known as Caboclo, central to the state's identity. Established in the 1970s, the holiday pays tribute to the historical figures and communities that shaped the Amazon region. Festivities include folk dances, music performances, craft fairs, and traditional food markets showcasing regional flavors. Cultural centers and local municipalities host exhibitions on Caboclo history, art, and storytelling to educate visitors and preserve traditions. The day fosters pride in Amazonas' diverse roots and promotes the social and economic well-being of Caboclo communities.