Assyrian holidays

Assyrian holidays reflect the rich cultural heritage of the Assyrian people, primarily rooted in their ancient history and Christian faith. Notable celebrations include Akitu, the New Year festival, which marks the arrival of spring and renewal, celebrated with feasting and rituals. The Feast of the Cross honors the discovery of the True Cross, observed with church services and communal gatherings. Additionally, Christmas and Easter are significant, celebrated with traditional foods, music, and family gatherings. These holidays emphasize community, faith, and remembrance of Assyrian identity and history, fostering connections among Assyrians worldwide.