Star Wars Day (aka May 4) has finally arrived, a "holiday" that originated from the pun "May the force be with you" and was started by fans. It has now been embraced by Lucasfilm and its owner, Disney, with both official and unofficial celebrations in honor of Star Wars.

Disney began holding "Star Wars Day" at its theme parks in 2013, but because of its effective policy of segregation and social distancing, those events will not be held this year. Instead, Star Wars Day will be celebrated remotely, made easier by Disney Plus.

Some fans also celebrate the following day, May 5, as Revenge of the Fifth (a play on the title of the movie Revenge of the Sith). Some fans also celebrate May 6 as Revenge of the Sixth. Both days celebrate the Sith Lords and villains of the Star Wars franchise, as opposed to the Jedi.

So what will Star Wars Day 2020 celebrate? Check out the highlights, and may the 4th be with you.

Watch Star Wars movies in order on Disney Plus Watching "Skywalker Strikes Back" online has never been easier, as Disney Plus is finally delivering Episode IX. This is a huge help to those who want to watch all nine films in the Star Wars Skywalker saga. To watch Star Wars on Disney Plus, you can watch "Rogue One," but "Solo: A Star Wars Story" will not be available until July 9 due to an existing licensing agreement (but you can still watch it on Netflix).

Watch the "Star Wars: The Clone Wars" series finale. This highly acclaimed animated series concludes the journey of Ahsoka Tano. In the previous episode, Emperor Palpatine issued Order 66, which aims to wipe out the Jedi Order. Ahsoka survived (as we already knew from "Star Wars: Rebels"). Where she will go from here, however, is the great mystery that remains. However, rumors from "The Mandalorian" Season 2 suggest that she will one day cross paths with a bounty hunter and his child.

View the premiere Disney Gallery: a new behind-the-scenes documentary about the making of "The Mandalorian," the Mandalorian's first live-action Star Wars TV show (and, of course, a way to introduce Baby Yoda to the universe and our hearts). Hosted by creator and executive producer Jon Favreau, the eight episodes include commentary from actors Pedro Pascal and Gina Carano and the directors. Watch the trailer below.

Watch a documentary about Star Wars. George Lucas' creation has become an enduring global phenomenon. If you want to learn more about the making of Star Wars and its legacy, there are numerous documentaries available. Disney Plus is now offering "Empire of Dreams: The Story of the Star Wars" trilogy. And to learn how the Star Wars toys came to be, watch an episode of "The Toys That Made Us Star Wars" on Netflix.

Build Your Own Star Wars LEGO Set Recreate the Star Wars universe at home with the best Star Wars LEGO sets.

Play Star Wars video games Star Wars Jedi Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order is a genuine blast of creativity, originality, and fun. The game stars Kal Kestis, a Jedi Padawan who survived the deadly Order 66 in Episode III. EA also provided the last major content update to the popular online shooter Star Wars Battlefront II, and classics like Star Wars Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast and Star Wars: Jedi Academy playable on Nintendo Switch.

StarWars.com has cute and fun crafts to make, from Mandalorian magnet DIYs to Chewie and Porg rock painting activities to Star Wars-themed pet costumes. There are lots of them.

Throw a Virtual Star Wars Party! If you can't see your friends in person, you can still celebrate the 4th of May remotely via Zoom. The real question is which Star Wars zoom background to use: Hoth, Tatooine, or Millennium Falcon.

For starters, Garmin has reduced the price of its Star Wars Legacy Saga series smartwatches by $100, dropping both the Rey Light Side and Darth Vader Dark Side versions from $399 to $299.

It is now considerably cheaper than usual to own all nine episodes of the Star Wars Skywalker Saga. That's right, for those who want to own a digital copy (in addition to or instead of using Disney Plus), the Google Play Store has reduced the price of the 4K version of the Skywalker Saga by $90 to $79 (it was $169). If you want to choose from the Star Wars movies you know, the individual movies are half the price.

At the time of publication, Lego has two Star Wars Day deals available (though some Star Wars Lego sets will be on sale). From Force Friday (May 1) through Star Wars Day, anyone who spends $75 or more on LEGO Star Wars will receive a free Death Star II battle scene set (MSRP $14.99), which includes the A-Wing and TIE Interceptor. LEGO VIP members (free membership) will also receive double VIP points for purchases made during these four days. [If you haven't played the latest Star Wars game yet, you can get it for half price: Amazon is offering a half-price digital download code for "Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order" for PC (redeemable on Origin ) for half price at $30 (original price $60; redeemable at Origin). In addition, Star Wars Battlefront II is $5.99 on Origin, or $15.99 for the Celebration Edition with tons of cosmetic items.