Events

In January, the following holidays are celebrated in Moldova:
New Year’s Day (January 1st) – A festive start to the year with family gatherings, fireworks, and traditional customs.
Orthodox Christmas (January 7th) – Observed by many Moldovans with church services, family meals, and holiday traditions.
Old New Year (January 14th) – A folk holiday marking the New Year by the Julian calendar, celebrated with caroling and folk customs.

In February, the following holiday is celebrated in Moldova:
Dragobete (February 24th) – Known as the Romanian Valentine's Day, Dragobete celebrates love, with couples exchanging flowers and gifts.

In March, the following holidays are celebrated in Moldova:
Mărțișor (March 1st) – A celebration of spring where people exchange red-and-white charms symbolizing health and luck.
International Women’s Day (March 8th) – Honoring women with flowers, gifts, and appreciation from friends and family.

In April, the following holidays are celebrated in Moldova:
Easter (date varies) – Orthodox Easter, a major religious holiday with services, special meals, and decorated egg exchanges.
Blajini (Sunday after Easter) – A memorial day for honoring deceased loved ones at cemeteries with food and prayers.

In May, the following holidays are celebrated in Moldova:
Labor Day (May 1st) – Celebrated as a public holiday to honor workers, often enjoyed with outdoor activities.
Victory Day (May 9th) – Commemorating the end of WWII and honoring veterans.

In June, the following holiday is celebrated in Moldova:
Children’s Protection Day (June 1st) – Celebrating children’s rights with events, performances, and activities.

In July, the following holiday is celebrated in Moldova:
Midsummer Day (July 7th) – Celebrated with folk customs, dances, and fire rituals in some regions.

In August, the following holidays are celebrated in Moldova:
National Day (August 27th) – Celebrating Moldova’s independence with parades and events.
Limba Noastră (Our Language Day) (August 31st) – Honoring the Romanian language with cultural events.

In September, the following holiday is celebrated in Moldova:
Harvest Festival – A traditional festival celebrating the autumn harvest, with local food, music, and exhibitions.

In October, the following holidays are celebrated in Moldova:
International Day of Older Persons (October 1st) – A holiday dedicated to respecting and caring for elderly people.
Wine Day (first weekend of October) – One of the most vibrant autumn events, featuring wine tastings and festivals celebrating Moldovan winemaking.
World Teachers' Day (October 5th) – A day to honor teachers and educators for their contribution to the education and development of youth.
Chișinău City Day (October 14th) – A celebration marking the founding of Moldova's capital, with parades, concerts, and public festivities.

In November, the following holiday is celebrated in Moldova:
St. Andrew’s Day (November 30th) – A traditional holiday with folk customs believed to bring good fortune and protect the home. In some regions, it includes rituals for well-being and abundance.

In December, the following holidays are celebrated in Moldova:
Constitution Day (December 8th) – This day commemorates the adoption of Moldova's constitution in 1994, marking an important milestone in the country's modern history.
Christmas Eve (December 24th)
Christmas (December 25th) – Observed by those following the Gregorian calendar, it is celebrated with church services, family gatherings, and traditional holiday meals.
New Year's Eve (December 31st) – A night of festivities to welcome the upcoming year, typically celebrated with fireworks, music, and gatherings with family and friends.