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The United States is known for its diverse culture and traditions. For international students, engaging with these can enhance their experience and connection to their new environment.

Here are some of the key traditions that are celebrated across the United States, listed chronologically:

New Year’s Day (January 1st)
The New Year is celebrated with parties, fireworks, and resolutions. Many people attend events or spend the day with family and friends, marking the beginning of the new year.

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Martin Luther King Jr. Day (Third Monday in January)

This day is dedicated to honoring the remarkable civil rights leader, Martin Luther King Jr., whose contributions have had a profound impact on society. Many people observe this important occasion by attending various community service events or taking time to reflect deeply on his legacy and the values he championed. It serves as a reminder of the ongoing struggle for equality and justice, inspiring countless individuals to continue his mission in their own communities.

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Super Bowl Sunday (First Sunday in February)

The Super Bowl is widely regarded as the championship game of American football, and it represents the culmination of an entire season of intense competition. Each year, millions of fans gather in homes and venues across the country to host lively parties, watch the highly anticipated game, and enjoy an array of delicious snacks, such as spicy wings, cheesy pizza, and an assortment of finger foods. With its thrilling matchups and exciting halftime performances, the Super Bowl has become one of the biggest and most celebrated social events of the year, bringing friends and families together to share in the excitement and camaraderie that accompanies this iconic sporting tradition.

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Spring Break (March/April)

Spring break is that cherished week in March or April when laughter fills the air as students flocked to sun-soaked beaches or enjoy cozy days at home. It is a beautiful pause, a moment to create lasting memories and bond with friends before the semester comes to an end.

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Easter (March/April)

A religious holiday celebrated with church services, family meals, and Easter egg hunts. Many students may be off from school during this time.

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Memorial Day (Last Monday in May)

Memorial Day honors the brave soldiers who sacrificed their lives serving in the military. It is commemorated with parades, visits to cemeteries, and family gatherings, marking the unofficial start of summer. This day of remembrance is a significant opportunity for communities to come together and reflect on the valor and dedication of fallen heroes. Through these commemorations, their legacy is preserved, and their sacrifices are honored, ensuring they are never forgotten. Although Memorial Day has its roots in the United States, the importance of remembering and honoring those who served and sacrificed resonates globally.

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Independence Day (Fourth of July)

The Fourth of July commemorates the United States’ independence from Great Britain. On this day, people celebrate with vibrant fireworks displays, festive barbecues, and lively parades. As one of the nation’s most significant patriotic holidays, the Fourth of July brings communities together to honour the country’s history and achievements, creating a sense of national pride and unity. The celebrations are marked by a festive atmosphere, with families and friends gathering to enjoy the day and reflect on the importance of freedom and independence in American history.

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Labor Day (First Monday in September)

Labor Day is a celebration dedicated to honouring the contributions and achievements of American workers. It marks the unofficial end of summer and is typically observed as a long weekend. Many people take advantage of the holiday to spend quality time with their families, embark on vacations, or enjoy outdoor activities like barbecues. This annual event not only provides a much-needed break for hardworking individuals but also serves as a reminder of the importance of workers in the nation’s progress and prosperity. The festive atmosphere and sense of community make Labor Day a cherished holiday for many.