Where is the Apple Day celebrated?

In this country it is celebrated on the 21st of October!

This annual celebration is held in October. Even though it is celebrated mainly in the UK, similar events are also held in the USA and some other countries. However, only the British version of the Apple Day falls on the 21st of October. The celebrations in the name of apples are usually held throughout the whole month.

The "apple" events can vary from games in a garden to large village festivals. Anyway, the Apple Day is one more reason for you to visit Great Britain!

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33 Comments

Anita Clark Morton

Richard Chester-Browne, Thank you!! I lived there for many years, and never heard of it

Anita Clark Morton

George Baldwin, NOT!!!

Anita Clark Morton

I hate to delusion anybody, but I lived in England for 15 years, and I've never even HEARD of Apple Day. So I certainly don't know where it's celebrated there. Needless to say, I got this one wrong.

David Hill

I'm over 60, British - never heard of it !

Cheryl McMeekin

Great question

Anne Little

I am british and I have never heard of Apple day!!!!!

Taz Apps

There is no such thing as Apple Day, in the UK. Utter rubbish.

Maury Christian

Affel korn is a German product where apples are used to distill apples into korn liquor. Cant really tell you how many bottles I drank while stationed in Germany.

Judy Corino

I grew up in England and I never heard of Apple Day!

Don Moore

I was stationed in England for 4 years and never even heard mention of it.

Kristi Stevens

Well, the date it's referring to is listed right below the question. A lot of times (in the questions that do that) it will ask the question in the same manner. I agree though that it would make things a lot easier by adding "on this day". Even better would be just stating it, "Which country celebrates The Apple Day on the 21st of October"?