Celebrated throughout Egypt, including in Giza, with church services and feasts in honor of the Coptic Orthodox Christmas.

Though not in Giza, this significant event in southern Egypt marks the alignment of the sun with the temple of Abu Simbel. People in Giza celebrate with cultural events, as it's an important nationwide occasion.

Various small-scale local festivals occur as the weather becomes more pleasant, featuring traditional music, dance, and crafts, often hosted in cultural centers or near the Pyramids.

An ancient Egyptian spring festival celebrated by all Egyptians, including in Giza, with picnics in gardens and parks, including the areas near the Pyramids.

The holy month of Ramadan is marked with nightly festivities, special foods, and family gatherings. In Giza, the streets come alive with lanterns and festive lights, especially around the Pyramids.

The end of Ramadan is celebrated with public prayers, feasts, and family gatherings. In Giza, locals often spend the day in public parks or visiting historical sites like the Pyramids.

Outdoor concerts and performances are common, often near the Pyramids of Giza, with local musicians and traditional folk performances attracting both locals and tourists.

This festival celebrates the Nile River with events and activities that honor its importance to Egypt. In Giza, events include traditional music, dances, and boat parades along the Nile.

A unique marathon that takes place near the Pyramids, where participants dress in ancient Egyptian costumes and run through the desert landscapes, drawing international attention.

A national holiday that commemorates Egypt's victory in the October War of 1973. Giza celebrates with military parades and events, including a large public gathering around the Pyramids.

Though primarily held in Cairo, many screenings and associated events spill over into Giza, attracting international stars and filmmakers.

This ancient holiday is celebrated by the Coptic community in Giza with religious services and festivities, marking the start of the Coptic calendar year.

Various small-scale winter cultural festivals take place in Giza, especially around the Pyramids and in local art and cultural centers, featuring traditional performances.