Culture Freedom Day celebrates the idea that art and knowledge should be accessible to everyone, promoting the free sharing of creative works. It encourages creators to share their art, allowing others to use, learn from, and build upon it, thus fostering a more inclusive cultural landscape. Observed on the third Saturday of May, the day brings together artists, educators, and communities to support the free exchange of ideas. Typical customs include remixing public domain works, sharing original creations under open licenses, hosting local events featuring musicians and writers, and utilizing open educational resources. The event aims to challenge traditional ownership restrictions and promote openness and cooperation in creativity. Culture Freedom Day was founded by the Digital Freedom Foundation, which seeks to raise awareness about free culture and digital rights.