August 14th, 1967

Victory Day, observed in Rhode Island, commemorates the end of World War II and honors the sacrifices of those who served. It is a day of reflection and gratitude for the peace and freedom won through the bravery and dedication of service members. Celebrated with parades, ceremonies, and educational events, this day offers an opportunity for communities to come together to remember the past, pay tribute to veterans, and foster a sense of unity and national pride. It's a day to acknowledge the lessons of history and to reaffirm a commitment to peace and understanding among nations. Victory Day in Rhode Island is a unique observance that highlights the state's deep historical ties and its ongoing respect for those who served in World War II.