Jounen Kweyol, or Creole Day, is celebrated in Haiti on the last Sunday of October. This day honors the Haitian Creole language and culture, showcasing the rich heritage of the nation. Various activities, including music, dance, and storytelling, highlight the importance of Creole in daily life and its role in uniting the Haitian people. The celebration also promotes awareness of Haitian history and traditions. Schools, communities, and organizations participate by organizing events that encourage the use of Creole. Jounen Kweyol serves as a reminder of the significance of language in preserving cultural identity and fostering national pride.