Every year on Mourning Day, our family visits the ancestral graves to sweep them and offer food.

On Forefathers' Day, the town of Plymouth organizes reenactments and a wreath‑laying ceremony to honor the Pilgrim Fathers.

Every year on Nakba Day, families gather to remember those who were forced from their homes in 1948.

On Land Day, Palestinians around the world organize marches and commemorative events to remember the confiscation of Palestinian land on March 30, 1976.

The assembly adjourned without day, leaving no date set for reconvening.

Every Decoration Day the town band plays at the veterans' cemetery while families lay flowers on the graves.

On Distaff Day, the women of the village gathered to finish their spinning and share stories.

She stood at the pulpit and warned the congregation about the coming day of judgement.

The clerk informed everyone that the return day was scheduled for Tuesday, when the defendant must appear and the sheriff was to return the writ and his proceedings.

Each year on May 26 we observe Sorry Day to honor survivors and acknowledge the injustices done to Indigenous Australians.