St. Andrew’s Day (St. Andrew’s Day) is Scotland’s national holiday, celebrated every November 30th in honor of Saint Andrew, the country’s patron saint. Marking the start of the Scottish winter festival season, the day is filled with traditional music, ceilidh dancing, flag-flying, and plenty of Scottish fare like haggis and whisky. Cities and villages alike host events ranging from torchlit processions to cultural showcases that celebrate Scottish heritage and community spirit. It’s a joyful, patriotic occasion that brings the warmth of tradition to the year’s darkest days.