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Proclamation Day is a special day celebrated in South Australia on December 28th. On this day in 1836, the government officially announced that South Australia was now a British colony. People remember this day because it marks the beginning of South Australia's history as a settled area. Families and communities often come together to celebrate with fun activities, parades, or special events to remember how South Australia started. It's a day for people to think about their history and how their community has grown over time.
How to celebrate Proclamation Day?
Celebrate Proclamation Day by gathering with family and friends. You can host a fun picnic at a park or have a barbecue in your backyard. Play outdoor games like tag or hide and seek. Create a craft project or make flags and banners with colorful paper. Share stories and talk about why this day is special. Tasty snacks and treats make it even better, so enjoy cakes, cookies, or ice cream. As the sun sets, light sparklers and watch the skies lighten up with fireworks. End the day with a cozy family movie night and cherish the happy memories!
