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Saint-Jean-Baptiste Day, celebrated on June 24th, is a special holiday mainly in the province of Quebec, Canada. It honors Saint John the Baptist, a religious figure. For many people in Quebec, it's a day to celebrate French-Canadian culture and heritage. People enjoy parades, music, dancing, and fireworks. Families and friends often have picnics or cookouts. There are lots of blue and white flags everywhere, matching Quebec's flag. It's a joyful day where everyone comes together to have fun and show pride in their culture and history.
How to celebrate Saint-Jean-Baptiste Day?
Start your day with fun blue and white decorations, like flags and balloons, because those are special colors for the celebration. Invite friends or family for a picnic in the park with yummy snacks. You can sing songs or play games outside. In the evening, watch a big parade with music and colorful floats. At night, join a community to see a bright fireworks display lighting up the sky. If you like crafts, make a special Saint-Jean-Baptiste card or drawing. It's a day filled with happiness, laughter, and togetherness, making amazing memories with people you care about.
Where Saint-Jean-Baptiste Day is celebrated?
- - Quebec
- - Canada
- - France
- - Belgium
- - Switzerland
- - United States
