October 31st

October 31st is recognized as Halloween, a cultural celebration with roots in ancient traditions. It marks the evening before All Hallows' Day, dedicated to honoring saints and remembering the deceased. Today, Halloween is characterized by activities such as dressing in costumes, trick-or-treating for candies, carving pumpkins into jack-o’-lanterns, and enjoying festive decorations. While originally rooted in various Celtic and Christian customs, it has evolved into a widely enjoyed holiday emphasizing fun, community gatherings, and creativity. It’s a time for many to celebrate autumn’s arrival and indulge in playful, spooky-themed activities.