When is St. George's Day?
St. George's Day is celebrated every year in England on 23 April. Say "Happy St. George's Day" to friends and family on England's national day. Take a look at our list of St. George's Day parades, events and celebrations and join the fun.
You may not be working on 23 April, but if you are please book the day off work. Join thousands of others who want to make St. George’s Day a bank holiday. If we all take a holiday on the same day, it will send a powerful message to those in charge.
Please sign our St. George’s Day Pledge to support a bank holiday in England on 23 April. Thank you.
You may not be working on 23 April, but if you are please book the day off work. Join thousands of others who want to make St. George’s Day a bank holiday. If we all take a holiday on the same day, it will send a powerful message to those in charge.
Please sign our St. George’s Day Pledge to support a bank holiday in England on 23 April. Thank you.
We had over 80 St. George's Day events listed
Support your local celebrations to ensure they become annual events. We have Wheelbarrow Races, Inflatable Sword Fights, Mushroom Picking and the more traditional Parades, Jousting and Pub Music. Something for everyone. Check our list; St. George events.
Organising a St. George event? Get a free listing on our website. Submit the details by clicking St. George listing.
A poem for St. George’s Day
Organising a St. George event on a budget
The Life of St. George
St. George and the Dragon story
Facts about St. George
Where was he born? Was he even real? Why did he kill a Dragon?
Well if he did exist, he was definitely born overseas. As a result, he is England's most successful immigrant. Born in a foreign land, he was welcomed by the English and integrated so well he became an English icon.
To discover more about this enigmatic man that everyone is talking about, take a look at our St. George page.
Well if he did exist, he was definitely born overseas. As a result, he is England's most successful immigrant. Born in a foreign land, he was welcomed by the English and integrated so well he became an English icon.
To discover more about this enigmatic man that everyone is talking about, take a look at our St. George page.