Ivory Coast’s Independence Day is celebrated annually on August 7. This is the national day of the Ivory Coast, and It serves to commemorate the country’s liberation from France. The day is marked by cultural activities, lively performances, parades, and other festivities. Being a public holiday in Ivory Coast, it is a work and school-free day.
Thirsty Thursday
Thirsty Thursday is celebrated by party-goers on the first Thursday in July every year. The informal holiday was started by college students who would party on campus but today, of course, the holiday is celebrated by everyone who likes to have a good time and live it up. Since Thursday is so close to the weekend, Thirsty Thursday also sets the tone for a weekend full of having fun, drinking, and eating. This is a great way to meet your friends, relax, and have a good time. And if you really enjoy the celebrations, you can continue to observe them throughout the year. Bring out your party hats for Thirsty Thursday!
Jackfruit Day
Jackfruit Day is celebrated on July 4 every year. The tropical fruit is the national fruit of Bangladesh and Sri Lanka, along with being the state fruit of Tamil Nadu and Kerala, India. The fruit has spiky outer skin and is native to parts of South and South-East Asia. Today, the fruit is known as a popular meat substitute for people adhering to a plant-based diet. It is high in vitamins and antioxidants, making it a healthy addition to any diet. Jackfruits are also referred to as ‘jak,’ ‘kathal,’ and ‘chakka,’ among other names.