Arbor Day(Poland)
Arbor Day in Poland is dedicated to planting trees and raising awareness about forest conservation across the country.
Arbor Day (Dzień Drzewa) in Poland is celebrated annually on October 10th to promote tree planting and forest stewardship.
The day was established to address deforestation and encourage the growth of woodlands nationwide.
Schools, municipalities, and environmental organizations host planting events where volunteers help care for parks and urban green spaces.
Participants often plant native tree species to preserve biodiversity and restore habitats for wildlife.
Arbor Day serves as an educational opportunity to highlight the importance of forests in combating climate change and supporting ecosystems.
Over the years, this tradition has inspired numerous reforestation and community conservation projects across Poland.
Arbor Day
Army Day(Sri Lanka)
Army Day in Sri Lanka honors the establishment and achievements of the Sri Lanka Army with parades and official ceremonies.
Army Day is observed in Sri Lanka on October 10th to commemorate the creation of the Sri Lanka Army in 1949.
The day features grand military parades in Colombo showcasing discipline, valor, and modern defense equipment.
High-ranking officials, veterans, and serving soldiers gather to pay tribute to those who have defended the nation.
Ceremonial gun salutes, cultural performances, and wreath-laying ceremonies at war memorials are key highlights.
The event strengthens national pride, unity, and appreciation for the army’s service to peace and security.
Educational exhibitions often accompany the festivities, offering insights into the army’s history and humanitarian efforts.
Army Day
Sri Lanka
Capital Liberation Day(Vietnam)
Capital Liberation Day in Vietnam commemorates the recapture of Hanoi in 1954, marking a pivotal moment in the First Indochina War.
Capital Liberation Day, known as Ngày Giải phóng Thủ đô, marks the victory of Viet Minh forces in Hanoi on October 10, 1954.
This triumph ended French colonial rule in the northern region and led to the Geneva Accords.
Nationwide celebrations include parades, concerts, and exhibitions celebrating Hanoi’s history and culture.
Officials and citizens gather at landmarks like the Flag Tower and Ba Đình Square to honor fallen independence fighters.
Educational programs highlight the significance of this event in Vietnam’s struggle for sovereignty and national awakening.
The day fosters patriotism and pride in the country’s journey toward reunification and peace.
Capital Liberation Day
Vietnam
Christianfeast day:
BlessedAngela Truszkowska, Cerbonius, Daniel Comboni, Eulampius and Eulampia, Gereon and companions, BlessedMaría Catalina Irigoyen Echegaray (Maria Desposorios), Paulinus of York(in England), Pinytus, Tanca, Vida Dutton Scudder(Episcopal Church), Viktor of Xanten, October 10 (Eastern Orthodox liturgics)
A series of Christian feast days honoring saints and martyrs across Catholic, Orthodox, and Anglican traditions.
October 10th is dedicated to multiple saints and martyrs in the Christian tradition, including Blessed Angela Truszkowska and Daniel Comboni.
The Eastern Orthodox liturgics commemorate Eulampius and Eulampia, Viktor of Xanten, and other revered figures.
In Anglican and Episcopal churches, Vida Dutton Scudder and Paulinus of York are remembered for their spiritual contributions.
Liturgical celebrations include Mass, Vespers, the reading of hagiographies, and special prayers for each saint.
Devotees engage in charitable works and reflections on the virtues exemplified by these historical witnesses of faith.
This feast day highlights the rich diversity and unity of the global Christian community in honoring its saints.
feast day
Angela Truszkowska
Cerbonius
Daniel Comboni
Eulampius and Eulampia
Gereon and companions
María Catalina Irigoyen Echegaray (Maria Desposorios)
Paulinus of York
Pinytus
Tanca
Vida Dutton Scudder
Episcopal Church
Viktor of Xanten
October 10 (Eastern Orthodox liturgics)
Constitution Day(Sint Maarten)
Constitution Day in Sint Maarten marks the 2010 enactment of its constitution, celebrated with ceremonies and cultural festivities.
Constitution Day is observed on October 10th to commemorate the adoption of Sint Maarten’s constitution in 2010.
Festivities begin with a formal flag-raising ceremony and speeches by government officials.
Schools and community groups host educational activities to teach residents about the nation’s legal framework.
Cultural events showcase local music, dance, cuisine, and art reflecting the island’s diverse heritage.
Public monuments and historical sites organize guided tours and exhibitions about Sint Maarten’s path to autonomy.
The day fosters national unity and pride, celebrating the island’s identity within the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
Constitution Day
Sint Maarten
Curaçao Day, anniversary of autonomy
Curaçao Day celebrates the island’s autonomy within the Kingdom of the Netherlands, established on October 10, 2010.
Curaçao Day commemorates the status aparte granted to Curaçao on October 10, 2010, as an autonomous country in the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
Ceremonies include official speeches, a flag-raising, and awards honoring distinguished citizens.
Local communities host parades featuring traditional music and dance, such as Tumba performances.
Exhibitions of local art, crafts, and culinary specialties celebrate the island’s rich cultural heritage.
Educational programs highlight Curaçao’s history, its constitution, and the significance of self-governance.
The day reinforces national pride, unity, and the achievements of Curaçao as a vibrant autonomous nation.
Curaçao Day
Double Ten Day(The National Day of Republic of China), celebrates outbreak of theWuchang Uprisingin 1911 that led to founding of theRepublic of Chinain 1912
Double Ten Day is Taiwan’s National Day, marking the 1911 Wuchang Uprising that led to the Republic of China’s founding. Celebrations include parades, fireworks, and civic events.
Double Ten Day, observed on October 10th, commemorates the Wuchang Uprising of 1911 that sparked the Xinhai Revolution.
The uprising led to the fall of the Qing Dynasty and the establishment of the Republic of China in 1912.
Festivities in Taiwan include grand military parades in Taipei, art performances, and official addresses by leaders.
Evening fireworks displays and aerial shows illuminate the sky, symbolizing national pride and progress.
Local communities hold cultural exhibitions, concerts, and public gatherings, fostering unity and patriotism.
Educational events explore the historical impact of the revolution on modern Taiwanese democracy and society.
Double Ten Day
Wuchang Uprising
Republic of China
Fiji Day, celebrates the independence ofFijifrom United Kingdom in 1970
Fiji Day celebrates Fiji’s independence from the United Kingdom on October 10, 1970, with parades and cultural events.
Fiji Day is a national holiday observed on October 10th to mark Fiji’s independence from British colonial rule in 1970.
The celebrations begin with a flag-raising ceremony and the Prime Minister’s national address.
Parades featuring military, school, and community groups wind through Suva with traditional Fijian songs and dances.
Cultural exhibitions highlight Fiji’s diverse heritage, including indigenous crafts, music, and culinary specialties.
Fireworks displays and concert performances unite citizens in festive spirit throughout the evening.
Educational programs and public lectures focus on Fiji’s journey to independence and its growth as a nation.
Fiji Day
Fiji
Finnish Literature Day(Finland)
Finnish Literature Day in Finland honors the nation’s literary heritage and commemorates the birthday of author Zacharias Topelius.
Finnish Literature Day is celebrated on October 10th, marking the birthday of author Zacharias Topelius.
Topelius is renowned for his fairy tales, historical novels, and efforts to promote Finnish language and culture.
Public libraries, schools, and cultural centers host readings, lectures, and discussions celebrating Finnish writers.
Special events focus on children’s literature, poetry recitals, and workshops for aspiring authors.
Festivals often feature book fairs, author meet-and-greets, and exhibitions on Finland’s literary history.
The day inspires appreciation for reading and highlights Finland’s contributions to global literature and storytelling.
Finnish Literature Day
Independence Day, commemorates the proclamation of Cuba's independence from Spain and the beginning of theTen Years' Warin 1868.
Cuba’s Independence Day commemorates the start of the Ten Years’ War in 1868 and the nation’s fight for freedom from Spanish rule.
Independence Day in Cuba is observed on October 10th to mark the proclamation of independence from Spain and the start of the Ten Years’ War in 1868.
The day honors patriots like Carlos Manuel de Céspedes who initiated the struggle at La Demajagua.
Ceremonies include wreath-laying at monuments, military displays, and patriotic speeches by government leaders.
Cultural performances of traditional music and dance celebrate Cuba’s national identity and revolutionary heritage.
Educational programs explore the historical context of the Ten Years’ War and its impact on Cuban society.
The holiday reinforces national pride and remembrance of those who fought for Cuba’s sovereignty.
Independence Day
Ten Years' War
Party Foundation Day(North Korea)
Party Foundation Day marks the founding of the Workers' Party of Korea, celebrated annually on October 10 in North Korea.
Party Foundation Day commemorates the establishment of the Workers' Party of Korea on October 10, 1945. On this day, North Korea holds large-scale military parades and rallies in Pyongyang to display national unity and strength. The holiday features speeches by government leaders, mass performances, and state media coverage highlighting the party’s achievements. Citizens participate in cultural events, exhibitions, and educational programs about the party’s history. It is one of the most important national holidays in the DPRK, reflecting the central role of the party in North Korean society.
Party Foundation Day
North Korea
World Day Against the Death Penalty
An international observance calling for the abolition of the death penalty and raising awareness about its human rights implications.
Established in 2003 by the World Coalition Against the Death Penalty, World Day Against the Death Penalty is observed annually on October 10. The day highlights the inhumanity and irreversible nature of capital punishment through global events, conferences, and public campaigns. NGOs, legal experts, and activists organize seminars, vigils, and film screenings to share testimonies of death row inmates and promote alternative justice measures. Governments and parliaments are urged to consider moratoriums and legal reforms. Social media campaigns amplify voices against the death penalty and call for universal abolition.
World Day Against the Death Penalty