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INTERNATINAL FESTIVAL CALENDAR This is not a comprehensive listing of all festivals around the world. It only serves as a glimpse into different celebrations. January China Chinese New Year Harbin International Ice and Snow Sculpture Festival Lunar New Year Fair Nian Li Nine Emperor Gods Festival India Sankranti South Korea Hangul Day Japan Wakakusa Yamayaki February Brazil Rio Carnival Cameroon Ngonda Youth Day Canada Ash Wednesday Family Day Groundhog Day Islander Day Louis Riel Day Nova Scotia Heritage Day Yukon Heritage day China Lantern Festival Qinhuai Lantern Fair Japan Hadaka Matsuri March Canada Holy Saturday Palm Sunday Dev. 6/2016 SR 1 INTERNATINAL FESTIVAL CALENDAR Purim China Longtaitou Festival India Maha Shivaratri Nigeria Holy Saturday in Nigeria April Brazil Brazil’s Tiradentes Day Canada Vimy Ridge Day China Cold Food Festival Qingming Festival Qintong Boat Festival India Ramzan (Id Ul Fitr) Sri Rama Navami Ugadi May Cameroon Ascension Day Canada Isra and Mi’raj Lag B’Omer Yom Ha’atzmaut Yom HaShoah Congo Ascension Day in Congo Mother’s Day Whit Monday Zaire 74 Nigeria Democracy Day in Nigeria June 12 Commemoration in Nigeria South Korea Buddha's Birthday in South Korea Turkey Mevlevi Order Dev. 6/2016 SR 2 INTERNATINAL FESTIVAL CALENDAR United Arab Emirates Leilat al-Meiraj June Brazil Brazilian Valentine's Day Corpus Christi Canada Discovery Day China Dragon Boat Festival Duanwu Festival Renri Torch Festival Peru Inti Raymi United Arab Emirates Ramadan July Canada Lalat al Qadr New Brynswick Day Nunavut Day Terry Fox Day China Fu Yang Festival Indonesia Galungan Italy Palio di Siena Mongolia Naadam Saudi Eid al Fitr South Korea Boryeong Mud Festival Spain San Fermín United Arab Emirates Eid al Fitr (End of Ramadan) Dev. 6/2016 SR 3 INTERNATINAL FESTIVAL CALENDAR August Canada Assumption of Mary Tisha B’Av China Litang Horse Festival India Bonalu Sri Krishna Astami Italy Palio di Siena Spain La Tomatina September China Mid-Autumn Festival India Bakrid (Id Ul Azha) Bathukamma Ganesh Chaturthi Italy Regatta Nigeria Id el Fitr in Nigeria Saudi Eid al Adha United Arab Emirates Arafat(haj) Day Eid al Adha October Brazil Our Lady of Aparecida Canada Halloween Rosh Hashana India Deepavali Durgastami Gandhi Jayanti Dev. 6/2016 SR 4 INTERNATINAL FESTIVAL CALENDAR Moharram VijayaDashami/Dasara Nigeria Al Hijra Saudi Moharram United Arab Emirates Al Hijra (Islamic New Year) November Brazil All Souls Day Black Consciousness Day in Brazil Canada Remembrance Day Congo All Saints Eve Mexico Dia De los muertos Nigeria Id el Kabir in Nigeria Thailand Yi Peng December Canada Boxing Day Christmas Hanukkah Prophet’s Birthday China Dongzhi Festival Freespace Fest Monkey King Festival India Eid Miladun Nabi Karthika Purnima/ Guru Nanak Jayanthi United Arab Emirates Mouloud (The Prophets Birthday) Dev. 6/2016 SR 5 .

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