Bob Marley Day is observed worldwide every February 6, celebrating the legacy of the iconic reggae artist Bob Marley, who was born on this date in 1945. The holiday originated in Jamaica and has since spread internationally, with events honoring Marley's music and impact on culture. Celebrations typically include concerts and gatherings that pay tribute to his contributions to reggae music, Jamaican culture, and the Rastafari movement. Marley's music gained global recognition, particularly after the success of his band, The Wailers, and hits like “No Woman, No Cry.” Notably, the mayor of Toronto declared February 8, 2018, as Bob Marley Day, reflecting the widespread admiration for his work. Despite his early death in 1981, Marley's influence continues to resonate, making this day a significant occasion for fans around the world.