Constitution Day, in honor of the country's independence (self-governing in free association with New Zealand) in 1974. (Niue)
National public holiday marking Niue's Constitution Day, celebrating self-government in free association with New Zealand since 1974.
Constitution Day on October 19 is a national public holiday in Niue, honoring the adoption of its constitution in 1974.
This day commemorates Niue's transition to self-governing status while maintaining close ties with New Zealand.
Festivities include flag-raising ceremonies, cultural performances, and community gatherings.
Traditional music and dance showcase Niuean heritage across the island's villages.
Schools and government offices close to allow citizens to participate in parades and feasts.
Constitutional leaders and local officials deliver speeches reflecting on national progress and aspirations.
Families celebrate by sharing meals and honoring the nation's identity and governance.
Constitution Day
Niue