11 September
Nayrouz, also known as Neyrouz, marks the Coptic New Year and the first day of the month of Thout in the Coptic calendar. It is observed by Coptic Orthodox communities and is connected with renewal, faith, remembrance and continuity with ancient Egyptian calendar traditions. The day may include church services, hymns, family gatherings and festive foods.
Event Suggestions:
• Learning about the Coptic calendar, Thout and New Year traditions
• Exploring Coptic hymns, symbols or stories with respectful cultural context
• Sharing foods or family traditions connected to Nayrouz and renewal
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