Most people simply enjoy having their day off on the the 1st of May in France. Trade Unions traditionally demonstrate in Paris and in the major French towns. These demonstrations are always non-confrontational and well planed by the unions and the police chiefs.
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St. David is a Welsh saint and not widely celebrated in France.
The French celebrate Bastille Day, the day which marked the beginning of the French Revolution in 1789 and therefore symbolically the beginning of France's existence as a Republic.
Most people in France are catholic so they celebrate the same kind of hoildays as in Italy. But in France, they celebrate Marti Gras. In Marti Gras, people wears masks and get drunk.
they take the day off people
The French would not particularly celebrate St. Patrick's Day. Irish people in France or French people in Ireland will celebrate. Irish people in France would get together with friends and maybe have a meal or a few drinks. French people in Ireland would join in the local festivities such as the parades that happen around Ireland. It is also a bank holiday in Ireland, so most people will not be working. It is not a bank holiday in France.
people in france should celebrate this day on the death of joan of arc,who died may 30,1431.joan fought in war in france and once lead a war.so learn more about her by pressing that little search box thing in that corner over there.
The 14th of July is the National Day in France. It is the anniversary of the storming of the Bastille, a castle and prison, on the 14th of July, 1789, marking the beginning of the French revolution.
The French celebrate Bastille Day.
people celebrate it because they share a bond with the other 40 french countries
People in France celebrate New Years Day, Christmas, Easter, Bastille Day, Labor Day, VE Day, Armistice Day, and Whit Monday. Only May Day is a paid holiday.
Bastille day