CARICOM Day is a public holiday in Guyana celebrated on the first Monday of July. It commemorates the 1973 signing of the Treaty of Chaguaramas, which established the Caribbean Community and Common Market. The day highlights Caribbean cooperation, regional identity and shared social, economic and cultural connections.

Event Suggestions:
• Map CARICOM member states and associate members
• Explore Caribbean music, language, food and regional identity
• Discuss how regional cooperation supports communities