Revolution Day in Cuba, also known as Liberation Day, commemorates the triumph of the Cuban Revolution on 1 January 1959. The day marks the end of Fulgencio Batista’s government and the beginning of a new political era led by Fidel Castro and revolutionary forces. It is observed through public events and offers an opportunity to learn about Cuban history, identity, and the complex meanings of revolution and national change.

Event Suggestions:
• Create a timeline of major events connected to the Cuban Revolution
• Explore Cuban culture through music, visual art, food, or geography
• Discuss how revolutions shape national memory, identity, and public life