The redheads had a play date.

Redheads throw swim toys to each other. They have fun at the Redhead Days Festival. (Reuters/Piroschka van de Wouw)
Liam Hunter is from Scotland. He went to the Redhead Days Festival this year. (Reuters/Piroschka van de Wouw)
About 2,500 people have their picture taken on the Redhead Days Festival in 2008. (AP/ Ermindo Armino)
Redheads pose with Ronald McDonald in 2013. Over 1,600 people made a world record that year for the largest gathering of redheads. (Patrick Post/AP Images for McDonald’s)
A man with a full, red beard attends the Redhead Days Festival in 2023. (Reuters/Piroschka van de Wouw)

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Look at all that lovely, red hair! These redheads met for a party. They made crafts and danced. They jumped in a bounce house. They camped out.

It is fun to enjoy how God makes each person.

Pray: God gave you your hair color, your eyes, and your smile. Thank Him that you belong to Him.

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About 5,000 people went to the Redhead Days Festival in Tilburg, the Netherlands. The festival lasted three days in late August. One or two people of every 100 are born with red hair. Bart Rouwenhorst is a Dutch painter. In 2005, he placed an ad in a paper for 15 models with red hair so he could paint them. At least 150 people replied. They met and took a group photo. They had an idea. Why not gather every year to celebrate being redheads?

“Even the hairs of your head are all numbered.” (Luke 12:7)

For more about famous redheads, see Vincent's Colors about Vincent van Gogh in our Recommended Reading.