| Jan. 1 | New Year’s Day | New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day are celebrated with traditional festive parties.
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| Mar. 15 | 1848 Revolution Day | Remembering those who died during an attempt to break free from the control of Austria.
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| Easter Sunday and Monday | Celebrated by most with the Catholic calendar.
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| May 1 | Labor Day | Day to recognize the Hungarian workforce.
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| Aug. 20 | St. Stephen's Day | The largest celebration of the year commemorates the founding of the Hungarian State in 1000 AD. St. Stephen was Hungary's first king.
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| Oct. 23 | 1956 Revolution Day | Commemorates the short-lived uprising against Russian occupation.
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| Nov. 1 | All Saints Day | Celebrated with candlelight processions in the cemetery. In strong Catholic families it is a day of prayer for the souls of the deceased. (not official)
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| Dec. 6 | St. Nicholas Day | This is the day St. Nicholas comes leaving candy in the boots of good children and twigs for the bad. (not official)
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| Dec. 24 | Christmas Eve | This night is reserved for the immediate family and is seen as the main celebration.
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| Dec. 25 & 26 | Christmas Days | These days are typically spent visiting extended family.
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