St. Andrew's Day is celebrated on November 30th each year to honor the patron saint of Scotland. This holiday is observed not only in Scotland, but also in countries like Romania, Greece, and Russia. St. Andrew's Day is a time to celebrate Scottish culture, traditions, and history.

The holiday is marked by various events and festivities, such as traditional Scottish music, dancing, and parades. Many people also attend church services to pay tribute to St. Andrew. St. Andrew's Day is a day of national pride and a time for Scots to come together to celebrate their heritage.

On this day, you can see the Scottish flag, the Saltire, flying high and hear bagpipes playing in the streets. People typically wear the colors of the Scottish flag, blue and white, to show their patriotism. It's also common to enjoy traditional Scottish dishes like haggis, neeps, and tatties on St. Andrew's Day.