20
May
Eliza Doolittle Day, on May 20, is a fun day inspired by Eliza Doolittle, a character from the famous play "Pygmalion" by George Bernard Shaw. In the story, Eliza is a poor flower seller who learns to speak and act like a high-class lady. On this special day, people celebrate by pretending to be someone different or by trying to improve themselves in some way, like learning to speak politely or dressing up nicely. It's a day to have fun, learn something new, and remember that everyone can change and grow if they try!
How to celebrate Eliza Doolittle Day?
On Eliza Doolittle Day, sing some fun songs from "My Fair Lady" and watch the movie or play with your friends. Dress up in fancy clothes like Eliza does in the story. You can have a tea party with cookies and snacks, just like in London. Try speaking in a British accent and laugh at each other's funny attempts. Make some crafts or draw pictures of flowers because Eliza loves flowers. Play a game where you practice saying tongue twisters and see who can say them the best. Have a wonderful day pretending and enjoying the world of Eliza!
Where Eliza Doolittle Day is celebrated?
- - United States
