July 3rd, 1950

Governor's Holiday in Colorado is a distinctive celebration that honors the state's governor and the leadership that has shaped Colorado's past, present, and future. While not a widely recognized holiday outside of Colorado, it embodies the spirit of state pride and community engagement. The day is marked by various local events, including town hall meetings, community service projects, and educational programs that encourage civic participation and awareness. It's a time for Coloradans to come together to appreciate the natural beauty of their state, the resilience of their communities, and the vision of their leaders. Governor's Holiday also highlights the importance of state governance in addressing local issues and fostering a sense of unity and progress among residents.

International Day of Cooperatives celebrates the cooperative movement's contribution to resolving major problems addressed by the United Nations and strengthening and extending partnerships between the international cooperative movement and other actors. It is a day to raise awareness of cooperatives and promote the movement's successes and ideals of international solidarity, economic efficiency, equality, and world peace. Events on this day often include cooperative fairs, exhibitions, contests, and discussions on the role of cooperatives in social and economic development. This day highlights how cooperatives play a crucial role in creating sustainable businesses, reducing poverty, and generating employment. It's a day to recognize the power of cooperative enterprises in improving livelihoods and strengthening communities.