Intercultural Week in Germany
Intercultural Week in Germany is held on September 27. Begins on the fourth Sunday in September. This event in the third decade of the month September is annual. 
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The nationwide Intercultural Week (IKW) is an initiative of the German Bishops' Conference, the Protestant Church in Germany and the Greek Orthodox Metropolis. It has been held at the end of September every year since 1975. Around 5,000 events are held in more than 600 cities and communities. The nationwide Day of the Refugee is part of the IKW.
A forerunner of the Intercultural Week was the "Day of the Foreign Citizen", which was held in many places from 1975. In 1983, it became the "Week of the Foreign Citizen".
Similar holidays and events, festivals and interesting facts
World Children's Day in Mainz on September 26 (Starts on Saturday of the third full week of September);
Gebersheim Bakehouse Festival on September 26
Eitorf Fair on September 26
Dellbrücker Festmeile in Cologne on September 26
Michaelmas Week in Gütersloh on September 26
Haan Fair on September 26
Mettwurst market in Ennigerloh on September 26
Rees Funfair on September 26
Roonkarker Mart in Stadland on September 26
Michaeliskirmes in Gütersloh on September 26
Giessen Autumn Fair on September 26
Michaelis-Kirchweih in Fürth on September 26
Oktoberfest in Hanover on September 26
Oktobermess in Mannheim on September 26
Stade Wedding Fair on September 27
Digital Week Dortmund on September 28