Pascua Florida Day is an observance in Florida that commemorates the Spanish expedition led by Juan Ponce de León and the naming of “La Florida,” a term associated with the Easter season and the region's abundant plant life. Celebrated on April 2nd, the day encourages various activities that highlight Florida's natural beauty and historical significance. Typical customs include flower-spotting walks, picnics featuring Florida-inspired foods, and history hunts that explore the narratives of early exploration and Indigenous communities. Participants may also engage in floral crafts, visit botanical gardens, or enjoy beach activities that connect them to the state's coastal environment. The day serves as a reminder of Florida's layered cultures and lush landscapes.