Flag Day

Honor the Stars and Stripes on Flag Day! This patriotic observance commemorates the adoption of the American flag on June 14, 1777. Learn about flag history, proper flag etiquette, and the symbolism behind the red, white, and blue. Display your flag proudly and reflect on what it represents - freedom, unity, and the American spirit.

History & Origins

Traditional holidays often have deep historical roots, stemming from religious traditions, cultural practices, or significant historical events.

Why It Matters

Traditional holidays preserve cultural heritage, strengthen family bonds, and provide important opportunities for rest, reflection, and celebration.

How to Celebrate

Display the American flag at your home or business. Learn about proper flag etiquette and care. Attend Flag Day ceremonies or parades in your community. Teach children about the flag's history and symbolism. Share patriotic messages and flag facts on social media.

Fun Facts

• The current 50-star flag was designed by a 17-year-old high school student
• The flag has been modified 27 times since 1777
• Flag Day became a national observance in 1916
• The flag should never touch the ground
• Betsy Ross is often credited with sewing the first American flag