Norway Constitution Day, celebrated on May 17th, marks the signing of the Norwegian Constitution in 1814. This day is a national holiday in Norway, commemorating the establishment of the country's independence and democratic governance. Festivities include parades, music, and traditional costumes known as bunad, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the nation. On this day, children play a central role in the celebrations, participating in parades across cities and towns. Many schools organize events, and communities come together to enjoy food and festivities. Norway Constitution Day reflects the pride and unity of the Norwegian people in their history and values.