Calendar of Sirocco

The Calendar of Sirocco, featuring various days of observance, is influenced by various New Zealand, Aerican, and other global holidays and niftydays and has a few original days of observance. Days in boldface are national statutory holidays, days italicised are provincial or territorial statutory holidays, and days in roman are non-statutory "cultural" holidays.

Month	Day	Holiday	Description	Atomic date
January	1	New Year's Day		17 Argus
	8	Norton Day	Celebrated in honour of one of micronationalism's most famous figures: Norton I, Emperor of the United States of America and Protector of Mexico.	24 Argus
February	6	Demand Improvement Day	Observed for the first time in 2012, Demand Improvement Day is a day intended for protesting against strange things. Designed to counter Waitangi Day protests by radical groups every year, the first Demand Improvement Day was based around demands that a motorway be constructed from the town of Puhoi, Auckland to the Northland city of Whangarei.	22 Plowshare
	16	Kinross Day	Celebrates Bradford becoming the capital of Sirocco in 2014. (Kinross only)	4 Sedan
	29	Leap Day	Observed every four years as a special occasion. February 29 was unofficially observed in 2004 and 2008, and was formally recognised for the first time in 2012.	16 Sedan
March	21	Zona Day	Celebrates the establishment of the Dominion of Zona. (Chai, Konson and Zageta only)	6 Prime
	28	Tent Pegs Day	Celebrates the successful defence of Alston during the Tent Pegs border incident. (Cambria only)	13 Prime
March/April	Friday before Easter Sunday	Good Friday
	Sunday after Good Friday	Easter Sunday
	Monday after Easter Sunday	Easter Monday
April	15	Canterbury Day	Celebrates the annexation of Greater Hagley, Maxia, Sandford and Trinity. (Greater Hagley, Maxia, Sandford and Trinity only)	1 Manhattan
	20	Blacksands Day	Celebrates the annexation of Blacksands. (Blacksands only)	6 Manhattan
	25	ANZAC Day	Originally honoured the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps who fought at Gallipoli during World War I, now commemorates by extension the service of all who have participated in military operations.	11 Manhattan
June	15	Midyear Day	Despite not actually being in the middle of the year, June 15 is celebrated as it is in the middle of the middle month. Celebrations are always held at midday on Midyear Day and have done so since 2005.	1 Julin
	18	Premier's Birthday		4 Julin
July	15	Maran Day	Celebrates the creation of the Maran District, a forerunner to the modern Siroccan state. (Cambria only)	31 Julin
		Trinity Eve
	16	Atomic New Year	First day of the year in the Atomic calendar.	1 Trinity
	23	Wellesley Day	Celebrates the establishment of Havilland, Wellesley. (Wellesley only)	8 Trinity
August	30	Proclamation Day	Celebrates the beginning of Sirocco's construction.	15 Baker
September	7	Stirling Day	Celebrates the annexation of Stirling. (Stirling only)	23 Baker
	13	Gillies Day	Celebrates the annexation of Gillies Island. (Gillies only)	29 Baker
	26	Dominion Day	Celebrated as an alternative national day to Waitangi Day.	11 Hurricane
	27	September 27	This day arose as a joke between Daniel Anderson and Jesse Coles in 2008, whereby it was agreed that neither "believed" in September 27. While the day is not an official holiday, it is marked and "ignored" every year in Sirocco, with the running joke that the calendar jumps from September 26 to September 28 with no break. September 27, is however officially recognised as a legitimate day by the Government despite the joke.	12 Hurricane
October	13	Watchman Day	Celebrates the annexation of Watchman Island. (Watchman only)	28 Hurricane
	26	Topin Wagglegammon	Celebrated in a significant portion of the micronational community as a day for frivolity.	11 Grable
	28	Maxie Day	Commemorates the anniversary of Maxie Anderson's death. (Cambria and Kinross only)	13 Grable
	Fourth Monday	Labour Day		Second Monday in Grable
November	4	Sirocco Day	Celebrates the founding of the Federal Commonwealth of Sirocco in 2010.	20 Grable
	11	Remembrance Day	Commemorates those who have died in military service for their country.	27 Grable
	20	Windows Day	Celebrates the release of the Windows 1.0 operating system and its successors.	5 Castle
December	2	Capitalism Day	Celebrates capitalist goals and the pursuit of improvement. Considered the business equivalent of Labour Day.	17 Castle
	12	Halvorson Day	Anniversary of the elevation of Halvorson to a province on December 12, 2011. (Halvorson only)	27 Castle
	24	Christmas Eve		9 Argus
	25	Christmas Day		10 Argus
	26	Boxing Day	December 26 is celebrated as Dependency Day instead of Boxing Day in the Castor and Gillies Dependencies and the Muldoon Protectorate in honour of the annexation of the Castor Dependency on December 26, 2010.	11 Argus
		Castor Day	Celebrates the annexation of Castor. (Castor only)
	27	Victory over Communism Day	Celebrates the day following the fall of the USSR in 1991.	12 Argus
	31	New Year's Eve		16 Argus