28
Jun
Vidovdan, celebrated on June 28, is a special day in Serbian culture. It honors the memory of the Battle of Kosovo in 1389, a significant historical event for the Serbian people. On this day, people remember heroes and reflect on their history and identity. Vidovdan is also linked to Saint Vitus, a Christian saint. Families might attend church services, and events are held to honor Serbia's past. It's a day of pride and remembrance, helping people feel connected to their history and traditions, even if the events happened a long time ago.
How to celebrate Vidovdan?
Start by wearing traditional Serbian clothes if you have them and decorate your space with red, blue, and white. You can attend a local parade or watch one online to see people celebrating. Gather your family and friends to enjoy Serbian music and dance together. Cook or taste some delicious Serbian foods like ?evapi and ajvar with your loved ones. You can also read or listen to stories about heroes and legends connected to Vidovdan. Finally, take a moment to reflect on the values of bravery and sacrifice, and if you like, light a candle to honor those remembered on this day.
Where Vidovdan is celebrated?
- - Serbia
- - Bosnia and Herzegovina
- - Montenegro
