SAMI NATIONAL DAY is an ethnic celebration of Norwegian and Swedish Sami people. The first international Sami conference was held in Norway, February 6, 1917. It is a day to wear national garments, attend cultural events, eat ethnic food, and fly the Sami flag (pictured to the left).
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