Gibraltar National Day is celebrated on September 10, commemorating the historic 1967 referendum in which citizens voted to remain under British sovereignty. The day features vibrant celebrations throughout Gibraltar, focusing on community spirit and cultural heritage. Typical customs include local parades, concerts, and public gatherings, where participants often wear the national colors of red and white. Various events, such as historical exhibitions and themed menus at restaurants, highlight Gibraltar's rich history. Local businesses may offer Gibraltar-themed souvenirs, and organizations like the Government of Gibraltar and the Royal Gibraltar Regiment play key roles in organizing the festivities. The day serves as a reminder of the enduring spirit of Gibraltar's people and their connection to their heritage.