Estonian (Eesti) calendar

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✅ Estonian (Eesti) Calendar – Full Description (One Page)

The Estonian (Eesti) Calendar combines the international Gregorian calendar with Estonia’s national public holidays, cultural observances, religious events, historical anniversaries, and international awareness days. It provides a complete overview of important dates observed throughout the country, helping users follow official non-working days, traditional celebrations, and national heritage events.

Estonia marks a variety of annual observances, blending long-standing cultural traditions, Christian holidays, and key historical milestones. Important days such as Isadepäev (Father’s Day), Hingedepäev, Independence Restoration Day, Christmas, Midsummer Day (Jaanipäev) and other national celebrations highlight Estonian identity and heritage. Additionally, numerous international days related to culture, health, education, and the environment are recognized.

This calendar is useful for planning work schedules, school breaks, family events, national ceremonies, cultural activities, and public holidays. Each month includes clearly marked dates, weekday labels, and event indicators to help users stay organized all year.

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✅ Event Types Included in the Estonian Calendar

1. Public Holidays (Riigipühad)

Official national holidays designated as non-working days.
Examples:
– Independence Day (Iseseisvuspäev)
– Midsummer Day (Jaanipäev)
– Christmas (Jõulupühad)

2. International Days

Globally recognized observances celebrated in Estonia.
Examples:
– International Women’s Day
– Earth Day
– World Health Day

3. Religious Days (Usupühad)

Primarily Christian celebrations observed nationwide.
Examples:
– Easter
– Pentecost
– Christmas Eve

4. Cultural Events (Kultuurisündmused)

Days dedicated to Estonian culture, language, and cultural traditions.
Examples:
– Hingedepäev
– Kadripäev
– Mardipäev

5. Historical Events (Ajaloolised sündmused)

Commemorations of major historical milestones in Estonia.
Examples:
– Restoration of Independence (Taasiseseisvumispäev)
– Victory Day (Võidupüha)

6. Awareness Days

Days highlighting education, health, society, and the environment.
Examples:
– World Teachers’ Day
– World Autism Awareness Day
– Environment Day

7. Special Family Days (Perepäevad)

Celebrations centered around family and social values.
Examples:
– Isadepäev (Father’s Day)
– Emadepäev (Mother’s Day)
– International Day of Families