National Heroes' Day is observed in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines every March 14. This holiday commemorates the contributions of national heroes, particularly Chief Joseph Chatoyer, who led a revolt against the British colonial government and was killed on this date in 1795. A monument to Chatoyer stands on Dorsetshire Hill, where memorial services are held, featuring dances and drumming to celebrate his legacy. The festivities include colorful festivals showcasing national dishes, ethnic clothing, crafts, and folk dances. Additionally, excursions to national parks are organized as part of the celebrations, highlighting the country's culture and heritage.