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I have checked the code, it should happen only on 90th day of the year, so I have no idea why you see it on the 2nd of April.
We thought about puttins Elder Scrolls months... but it turned out that even people who played Skyrim have pretty vague idea about how ES months correlate with the real ones... and here we might have EU4 players who have never laucnhed any of the TES games.
P.S. I think we have 54 holidays events in total, so you might see them later :)