Palestinian Solidarity Dates and Events Throughout the Year
Palestinian solidarity does not happen on one fixed day. It shows up across the year in marches, cultural events, and dates that carry specific historical weight.
Dates that matter
15 May marks the Nakba, commemorating the 1948 displacement. 29 November is the UN's International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People. Beyond fixed dates, marches and vigils happen throughout the year in response to events on the ground.
Finding events near you
Organisations like the Palestine Solidarity Campaign publish march and vigil dates for cities across the UK. For a fuller UK-specific calendar, see our guide to Palestine solidarity events in the UK.
What to wear
Comfortable shoes, layers, and something legible at a distance matter more than anything elaborate. Our guide to what to wear to a Palestine march in the UK covers this in full.
Browse the range
See t-shirts and accessories for pieces suited to a day outdoors.
One honest note
If you would like to donate for Palestine, our where to donate page lists trusted humanitarian organisations working on the ground. See where to donate for direct giving.
FAQ
+Which dates are important in the Palestinian calendar?
Key dates include Nakba Day on 15 May, Land Day on 30 March and the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People on 29 November.
+What is Nakba Day?
Nakba Day marks the mass expulsion and displacement of around 750,000 Palestinians in 1948.
+How can I mark these dates?
Attend local events, learn about the history behind each date, share Palestinian voices and donate to relevant organisations.
