Sarawak Day is observed on July 22 and commemorates the state of Sarawak's self-governance within Malaysia. This significant public holiday celebrates Sarawak's rich history and its journey to sovereignty. Typical customs include community engagement through cultural performances, historical exhibitions, and educational programs organized by local businesses and government agencies. Events such as parades and public forums are common, focusing on Sarawak's heritage and its path to self-governance. The Sarawak State Government and various cultural institutions play a central role in promoting these celebrations. Additionally, individuals are encouraged to participate by visiting historical sites, sharing personal connections to Sarawak's history, and engaging with local events.