Brazilians are celebrating because there will be 8 holidays in October; See which ones!

October, which begins Tuesday, will feature eight holidays, including a national holiday. October 12 is dedicated to celebration Our Lady of AparecidaIn addition to coinciding with Children’s Day. This day is marked by many religious and cultural celebrations throughout Brazil, highlighting the faithful’s devotion to the country’s patron saint.

In addition to this national holiday, October is full of commemorative dates at the state and municipal levels. Many Brazilian cities and states will have their own celebrations, offering their residents opportunities for rest and contemplation.

What are the municipal holidays in October?

Among the municipal holidays, October 2nd stands out, which is the day of the creation of the municipality of Porto Velho in Rondônia. On October 24, two important celebrations take place: the anniversary of Goiânia in Goiás, and the elevation of the city of Manaus in Amazonas to the category of city. These dates are unique moments of appreciation for local history and urban development.

State holidays and their importance

Public holidays are also of great importance. On October 3rd, Rio Grande do Norte celebrates the Martyrs of Cunhao and Uruaco, its saints. The state anniversary of Roraima is celebrated on October 5, while October 11 is dedicated to the creation of Mato Grosso do Sul, and finally, October 19 is set aside to celebrate Piaui Day.

An optional point and a chance to rest

In addition to holidays, there will be an optional period on October 28, allowing public employees to be relieved from work without losing salary. This measure provides an opportunity for employees to enjoy free time, recharge their batteries and spend quality time with their families.

What do you expect from the upcoming national holidays?

Upcoming national holidays scheduled in 2024 include November 2, in remembrance of all lives, and November 15, which marks the proclamation of the republic. National Zombie and Black Consciousness Day will be observed on November 20, followed by Christmas on December 25. Each of these holidays carries a special meaning, providing moments of reflection and celebration for all Brazilians.

In short, October and the following national holidays are opportunities to celebrate Brazil’s history, culture and diversity. I hope that each of these dates will be a moment of unity and joy for everyone.