The Serbian religious holiday celebrated on June 28, near midsummer, is called Vidovdan.
Vidovdan is dedicated to Saint Vitus and is observed on June 28 in the Gregorian calendar. It has particular importance in Serbian history and cultural memory, especially because the Battle of Kosovo took place on June 28, 1389, according to the traditional date.
The holiday combines religious observance with historical remembrance. Serbian Orthodox communities may attend church services and commemorate Saint Vitus, while national ceremonies and memorial events can emphasize Kosovo and later historical events.
Vidovdan is sometimes confused with Đurđevdan, another major Serbian feast associated with Saint George and celebrated in May. The two holidays have different saints and dates.