September 27

Consumación de la Independencia is celebrated on September 27 to commemorate the signing of the Treaty of Córdoba in 1821, which officially secured Mexico’s independence from Spanish rule. The historic event followed the end of a decade-long war that began with the Grito de Dolores in 1810. Today, Mexicans honor the occasion with ceremonies, flag-raising events, and cultural performances. Public buildings are decorated in national colors and schools often hold educational activities about the independence movement. This day fosters national pride and remembrance of the sacrifices made by those who fought for freedom.

The French Community Holiday on September 27 honors the institutions and culture of the French-speaking population in Belgium. Established in 1975, it marks the anniversary of the founding of the French Community’s institutions in 1970. Festivities include concerts, exhibitions, and cultural events showcasing literature, music, and art. Schools and public offices in the Wallonia-Brussels region close for the day. The holiday reinforces regional identity and promotes the French language within Belgium’s multilingual society.

Independence Day in Turkmenistan marks the declaration of sovereignty from the USSR on September 27, 1991. The day is celebrated with grand parades in Ashgabat, fireworks, and public speeches by government leaders. Citizens participate in cultural performances displaying traditional music, dance, and crafts. Schools and businesses close to allow families to celebrate together. This holiday symbolizes national unity and the achievements of Turkmen citizens in building their own state.