The Assyrian New Year, also known as Kha b-Nisan, is celebrated on the first day of the month of Nisan in the Assyrian calendar, which usually falls in mid-April. This festival marks the beginning of spring and symbolizes renewal and rebirth. It is an important cultural event for the Assyrian community, reflecting their rich history and traditions. During the celebrations, families gather to enjoy traditional foods, music, and dance. The festivities often include rituals that honor the Assyrian heritage, such as lighting candles and sharing stories. The Assyrian New Year serves as a time for reflection, hope, and unity among the Assyrian people worldwide.