Guyanese Calendar

Modern Guyanese Calendar

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Guyanese Calendar – One Page Overview

The Guyanese Calendar brings together Guyana’s national holidays, religious festivals, cultural celebrations, international observances, and historical commemorations, reflecting the country’s rich multicultural identity. Guyana’s calendar is shaped by African, Indian, Indigenous, Christian, Hindu, and Muslim influences, making it one of the most diverse calendars in the Caribbean.

This calendar provides an easy-to-navigate monthly layout highlighting key events such as Independence Day, Holi (Phagwah), Eid-ul-Adha, Diwali, and internationally observed days like International Men’s Day, which appears in November.


Event Types Included in the Guyanese Calendar

1. Public Holidays – National Holidays

Official non-working days declared by the Government of Guyana.
Examples:
– Republic Day (Mashramani)
– Independence Day
– Christmas Day
– Phagwah (Holi – if declared public holiday)


2. International Days

Global observances recognized in Guyana.
Examples:
– International Men’s Day
– International Women’s Day
– World Environment Day
– Earth Day


3. Religious Days

Reflecting Guyana’s multi-faith society: Christian, Hindu, and Muslim celebrations.
Examples:
– Easter
– Diwali
– Eid-ul-Fitr
– Eid-ul-Adha
– Youman-Nabi


4. Cultural Events

Traditional and national festivities celebrating Guyanese heritage.
Examples:
– Mashramani (Republic Anniversary Festival)
– Emancipation Day
– Arrival Day


5. Historical Events

Commemorations of major national milestones.
Examples:
– Independence Day (1966)
– Republic Day (1970)
– Arrival Day (1838 indentured laborers)


6. Awareness Days

Health, environment, education, and social awareness observances.
Examples:
– Breast Cancer Awareness Month
– Environmental Awareness Week
– World Tourism Day


7. Special Family Days

Family-oriented celebrations recognized across Guyana.
Examples:
– Father’s Day
– Mother’s Day
– Child Protection Week

 

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