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Saturday, November 1, 1834

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Saturday, November 1

Calan Gaeaf

Calan Gaeaf, observed on November 1, marks the beginning of winter in traditional Welsh culture. Its name means “the first day of winter,” and the observance is closely connected…

Cultural United Kingdom

Saturday, November 1

D. Hamilton Jackson Day

D. Hamilton Jackson Day, observed on November 1, honors the influential labor leader, journalist, and social activist from St. Croix in the U.S. Virgin Islands. Known for…

Cultural United States

Saturday, November 1

Daylight Saving Day

Daylight Saving Day, observed on November 1, is an opportunity to reflect on the practice of adjusting clocks to make better use of available daylight. The observance highlights…

Cultural United States, Canada +33

Saturday, November 1

Kannada Rajyothsava

Kannada Rajyothsava, observed on November 1, celebrates the formation of Karnataka and honors the rich heritage of the Kannada-speaking people. The day marks the 1956 unification…

Cultural India, United States +4

Saturday, November 1

Karnataka Rajyotsava Day

Karnataka Rajyotsava Day, observed on November 1, celebrates the formation of the Indian state of Karnataka. The occasion commemorates November 1, 1956, when Kannada-speaking…

Cultural India, United States +5

Saturday, November 1

Kut

Kut, observed on November 1, is a vibrant harvest festival celebrated by communities in Manipur, India. It is a time to give thanks for the year’s harvest, honor the blessings of…

Cultural South Korea

Saturday, November 1

Puducherry Liberation Day

Puducherry Liberation Day, observed on November 1, commemorates the day Puducherry’s former French settlements became part of the Indian Union. The observance honors the historic…

Cultural India

Saturday, November 1

Pushkar Camel Fair Pushkar

Pushkar Camel Fair Pushkar, observed on November 1, is a vibrant celebration of Rajasthan’s desert culture and the enduring bond between local communities and their camels. In…

Cultural India