MAY IS NAMED FOR THE GREEK GODDESS MAIA MAY IS ALSO KNOWN AS THE MONTH OF TRANSITION MAY IS KNOWN FOR LOVE AND SUCCESS MAY 1: MAY DAY During the 19th century, May Day took on a new meaning. Born out of the movement for better working conditions, May Day is also called International Workers' Day, which was created to raise awareness of poor labor conditions. May Day celebrations are thrown to honor the spring season in the Northern hemisphere. Some traditions include dancing around the maypole, indulging in treats, and showering loved ones with gifts. MAY 2: NATIONAL TRUFFLE DAY MAY 3: WORLD PRESS FREEDOM DAY MAY 4: BIRD DAY MAY 5: CINCO DE MAYO Cinco de Mayo commemorates the Mexican victory over the French during the Battle of Puebla on May 5, 1862. Over time, it has evolved into a day of celebrating Mexican culture. If you want a more authentic way to celebrate, skip the margarita and sip on a Paloma (a cocktail with tequila, grapefruit, lime, and soda water). You can al