Exactly this. Rather than the overabundance of America-centric events, can't we have more globally inclusive ones? Or expand the America-centric ones to include global creators? It'd be super easy to do this for AAPI; just let people living in the Asia-Pacific take part, along with the Asia-Pacific diaspora in Western nations outside America. (Britain, Australia, NZ, etc.) Don't exclude them.
International Women's Day was good. St Patrick's Day was a huge missed opportunity - it could have been a fantastic spotlight for Irish creators, and potentially inclusive for those of Irish descent living abroad. (Who were still being treated abysmally just a century ago; that stuff leaves ripples into current generations. Sadly, my extended family are great examples of that.) If there is a global day celebrating indigenous heritage, that'd be an amazing one to do as well. Don't just focus on North American indigenous peoples, allow indigenous peoples globally to take part.
Obviously, Tapas can't accommodate the celebrations of every country. I'm not shouting for an Australia Day spotlight or anything. Just try to make the overall focus of events and spotlights more global.