Sint Maarten Day

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Sint Maarten Day is the annual national holiday celebrating the shared heritage and unity of the island of Sint Maarten/Saint-Martin, observed on November 11.

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Sint Maarten Day canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf annual event
cultural celebration
national holiday
public holiday
associatedWith Catholic feast of Saint Martin
Saint Martin of Tours Day
borderSignificance commemorates peaceful coexistence across the Dutch–French border on Saint Martin
category Holidays of the Caribbean
National days
November observances
celebratedOn 11 November
celebrates shared heritage of Sint Maarten and Saint-Martin
unity of the island of Saint Martin
countrySubdivision French Republic
Kingdom of the Netherlands
frequency annual
governmentInvolvement official ceremonies organized by Collectivité de Saint-Martin
official ceremonies organized by Government of Sint Maarten
hasLanguageContext Dutch
English
French
Papiamento (to a lesser extent)
hasSymbolism binational identity of the island
friendship between Dutch and French communities
post-colonial self-identity of the island
hasTheme cross-border cooperation
cultural heritage
unity
includes concerts and festivals
flag-raising ceremonies
intercultural exchanges
religious services
namedAfter Martin of Tours
surface form: Saint Martin of Tours
observedIn Saint Martin
surface form: Saint-Martin

Sint Maarten
observedOnIsland island of Saint Martin
partOf public holidays in Saint-Martin
public holidays in Sint Maarten
region Caribbean
socialFunction promoting island-wide identity
strengthening cross-border social ties
timeOfYear late hurricane season in the Caribbean
typicalActivities community gatherings
cultural performances
official ceremonies
parades
speeches by officials

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Sint Maarten hasOfficialHoliday Sint Maarten Day