St. David's Day, also known as Dydd Gŵyl Dewi Sant in Welsh, is the national day of Wales. It is celebrated on March 1st each year in honor of Saint David (Dewi Sant), the patron saint of Wales. Saint David was a Welsh bishop during the 6th century and is recognized for spreading Christianity in Wales and performing miracles.
On St. David's Day, people in Wales and those of Welsh descent around the world celebrate their Welsh heritage and culture. Many wear traditional Welsh clothing, such as daffodils (the national flower of Wales) and leeks (a traditional Welsh vegetable). Schools, communities, and organizations often hold festivities, including parades, concerts, and other cultural events.
St. David's Day is an opportunity for the Welsh people to come together and celebrate their identity, language, and traditions. It's a significant day in the Welsh calendar and is an important part of Wales' cultural heritage.
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