Thanksgiving Day in Grenada is observed on October 25 each year. This holiday commemorates the anniversary of the US-led invasion of Grenada, known as Operation Urgent Fury, which began on this date in 1983 and aimed to restore political stability following the overthrow and execution of Prime Minister Maurice Bishop. Unlike Thanksgiving celebrations in other countries that focus on the harvest season, Grenada's Thanksgiving Day is rooted in its historical context. It is a public holiday, resulting in the closure of government offices, educational institutions, banks, and most businesses. The day is marked by ceremonies and church services, with many people spending time with family and friends.