| Summer holiday (beginning) - Friday July 10, 2020 School holidays :
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| Carriacou Regatta - Friday July 31, 2020 Sports events : Lasts 8 days
http://www.grenadagrenadines.com/ 2020 edition confirmed
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| Emancipation Day - Monday August 3, 2020 Secular holiday : Celebrating the abolition of slavery.
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| Carnival - Monday August 10, 2020 Secular holiday : From dawn on Carnival Monday, the streets of Grenada's towns are filled with traditional masqueraders depicting Devils (Jab-Jabs) and social commentaries of the highlights of the past year (Ole Mas). Spectators and masqueraders dance to the sounds of steel bands and DJ’s playing the latest carnival melodies.
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| Carnival Tuesday - Tuesday August 11, 2020 Secular holiday : Carnival celebrations come to an end on Carnival Tuesday with the parade of the bands. Masqueraders dance through the streets showcasing their brightly coloured costumes to the delight of the crowd with sounds of steel bands and DJ’s playing the latest carnival songs
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| Regional holiday - Monday August 17, 2020 Secular holiday : in St George only http://www.grenadagrenadines.com/cal.html
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| Kirani Day - Tuesday September 1, 2020 Culture : Kirani James Day clebrates the achievements of Kirani James Grenada's first Olympic Gold Medalist
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| Summer holiday (end) - Monday September 7, 2020 School holidays :
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| World Food Day Exhibition - Friday October 16, 2020 Tradeshows : in St Andrew
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| Thanksgiving - Monday October 26, 2020 Secular holiday : Relations with the United States were strained when Maurice Bishop took power in a bloodless coup and suspended the 1974 Constitution. Following another coup in which Bishop among others were executed, the United States invaded Grenada on October 25, 1983. They were accompanied by troups from Jamaica, Barbados, and other countries. The Constitution was reinstated, and elections were held the following year.
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