US holiday

A U.S. holiday is a designated day to celebrate, remember, or honor specific events, people, or cultural traditions. These days often involve gatherings, ceremonies, or activities that reflect the holiday’s significance. Some holidays, like Independence Day, commemorate historical milestones, while others, such as Thanksgiving, focus on cultural or religious observances. Many holidays are recognized nationally, leading to variations in observance and time off work or school. Overall, U.S. holidays serve to foster community, preserve history, and acknowledge important aspects of American life and values.