Welcome, Thanksgiving Day. Every year this day is a national holiday in many more countries of the world including the USA and Canada. This day is celebrated on 26th November every year. This year this day will be held on Thursday 26th November 2020. Thanksgiving is upon us, which means the holiday season is in full swing. Today we will share with you what and when it was presented and its history. to know thanksgiving day wishes, quotes, SMS, Messages, and Status click here.
Thanksgiving Day Celebration date 2021 and more:
Here you will know Thanksgiving Day Celebration Day 2020 to 2025.
| Year | Weekday | Date | Name |
| 2020 | Thursday | 26 November | Thanksgiving Day |
| 2021 | Thursday | 25 November | Thanksgiving Day |
| 2022 | Thursday | 24 November | Thanksgiving Day |
| 2023 | Thursday | 23 November | Thanksgiving Day |
| 2024 | Thursday | 28 November | Thanksgiving Day |
| 2025 | Thursday | 27 November | Thanksgiving Day |
Is Thanksgiving Day a Public holiday?
Thanksgiving is upon us, which means the holiday season is in full swing. All educational institutions and businesses, including schools and colleges, are closed on this day
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What is Thanksgiving?
Thanksgiving Day is a national holiday in the United States and Canada that celebrates the past year and other blessings.
How Thanksgiving Day started, celebrated, schedule, and turned into a national holiday?
Columnists from New Zealand and Canada regularly observed the days of thanksgiving and blessing for safe travel, military victory, or harvest. And the Americans celebrated this day as a festival in 1621. And Canadians thanked him in early 1553 when the U.S.-led expedition led to a safe passage.
Residents of the United States and Canada gather with family and friends for a feast on this day’s holiday and roam the traditional rented American turkey, cranberry, and pumpkin pie. Famous American writer Sarah Josepha hale campaigned in the United States in the nineteenth century to celebrate Thanksgiving, a national day and was finally able to gain the support of former US President Abraham Lincoln.
Abraham Lincoln’s next president announced Thanksgiving in 1944 as an annual day. Recognizing the importance of Thanksgiving in Canada after the American Declaration, Parliament declared Thanksgiving a national day in 1879.
President Franklin D. Roosevelt issued an order declaring the fourth Thursday in November 1947 as a national day of the United States. And later Canada has been celebrating Thanksgiving Day on the second Monday in October since 1957.
