Grandparents Day is a special holiday celebrated in many countries to honor and appreciate grandparents. In the United States, it is observed on the first Sunday after Labor Day, which falls in September. The day was established to recognize the important role that grandparents play in the lives of their grandchildren and families. On Grandparents Day, families often spend time together, sharing stories and creating memories. Many people give cards or small gifts to their grandparents as a way to express love and gratitude. Schools and communities may also organize events to celebrate the contributions of grandparents in society.