Day of National Unity (Day of Ukraine)

National Unity Day is celebrated on November 4 and is one of the national holidays of Ukraine. This day is dedicated to the events of 1917, when the Ukrainian people took the fate of the country into their own hands. On this day, many events, parades, and celebrations take place, recalling the importance of unity and independence.

St. Michael's Day

On November 8, Ukrainians celebrate St. Michael's Day, a holiday dedicated to Archangel Michael, the patron saint of Ukraine. This day is a traditional time for visiting temples and blessing bread. In some regions of Ukraine, fairs and folk festivals are held.

Day of Remembrance of Holodomor Victims

Ukraine celebrates the Day of Remembrance of Holodomor Victims on the 4th Saturday of November. This day commemorates the millions of Ukrainians who died from hunger and political repression in the 1930s. People light candles and lay flowers at monuments to famine victims, and hold educational events to preserve the memory of the past and prevent similar tragedies from happening again.

Day of Ukrainian Writing and Language

November 9 is the Day of Ukrainian Writing and Language. This day celebrates the importance of the Ukrainian language and culture. Events are held dedicated to Ukrainian literature, poetry, and art, as well as events to promote the Ukrainian language.

St. Andrew's Day

November 30 is St. Andrew's Day, a holiday dedicated to the holy Apostle Andrew the First-Called. This day is also associated with the pre-Christmas time and making wishes. On this night, according to tradition, young people expect miracles and predict the future.

November in Ukraine is a time for remembrance, celebration of national history and traditions, and an opportunity to spend time with family and friends. At this time of year, nature decorates the forests with gold and red colors, and the air is filled with the aroma of autumn forests.

The November holidays remind us of the importance of preserving and respecting our culture and traditions, and supporting each other in difficult times. Regardless of the nature of the holiday, they bring joy, warmth and unity to the hearts of Ukrainians.