National days in
Reading Is Funny Day
By reading books of riddles, jokes, and comedy, help kids see how reading can be just as fun and funny (if not moreso) as video games, tv, or the internet.
National Burrito Day
Line up some meat, beans and cheese on a large flour tortilla. Fold in the sides, fold up the bottom and then roll on, my friend, roll on! And it’s the rolling that really makes the burrito come alive.
National Ferret Day
Spend time with your pet ferret, support a ferret rescue or adoption center, or learn about these fascinating mustelids on National Ferret Day.
International Children’s Book Day
Revisit your childhood favorites, or read them to your own kids or grandkids. Check out new children’s book recommendations, and help kids learn to love reading.
Independent Artist Day™
Unleashing creativity, free spirits weave vibrant tales, shaping worlds, crafting beauty that resonates beyond the confines of creation.
National Handmade Day
Supporting local artisans, who craft unique items with care and love, is a great way to appreciate their creativity.
National Chicken Cordon Bleu Day
Cheese + ham + chicken breast, breaded and fried. Chicken Cordon Bleu exists in many cultures and cuisines in different ways, so find your favorite take on it.
National Vitamin C Day
It’s good for your immune system, it’s good for your mental health, it’s even good for your skin. Don’t neglect this crucial vitamin on Vitamin C Day.
National Caramel Day
It’s sticky, gooey, and oh-so-delicious: try your hand at the deceptively complex process of making caramel, or just enjoy your favorite caramel treats.
First Contact Day
On April 5th, 2063, Zefram Cochrane makes first contact between man and extraterrestrials: this day is for Trekkies everywhere to let their geekdom out.
National Pajama Day
Embracing comfort all day, an effortless shift from formal wear to cozy pajamas adds a delightful twist to routines.
New Beer’s Eve
Crack open a cold one with friends or family, and toast to the end of Prohibition and the return of yeasty, hoppy, refreshing and delicious beer on New Beer’s Day.
National No Housework Day
Give yourself a break. Eat off paper plates, order in, and ignore that vacuum. Do whatever you want on National No Housework Day—just so long as it’s not chores.
World Health Day
Listen to the World Health Organization and begin taking steps to improve your health: join a gym, start taking vitamins, or get outside on World Health Day.
National Zoo Lovers Day
Gather some friends and family and appreciate the incredible animals of the world by visiting, donating to, or volunteering at your local Zoological Garden.
National Alcohol Screening Day
Alcohol screening promotes health awareness, enabling informed choices and fostering a balanced lifestyle for individuals.
National Unicorn Day
Bake delicious, fanciful Unicorn cupcakes, watch a fantasy movie like The Chronicles of Narnia, or research the history of these elegant mythological creatures.
International ASMR Day
ASMR can help sufferers of PTSD, anxiety, depression, and insomnia. It can also help relax you, no matter the reason. Check out Youtube to experience this phenomenon.
National Hug Your Dog Day
Give that furry creature a special celebration by enjoying National Hug Your Dog Day with them.
National Pet Day
Give a little extra love and pampering to your pet, or if you can, take the plunge to enrich your life and the life of a smaller friend by adopting a pet.
National Grilled Cheese Sandwich Day
Melty and hot, cheesy and greasy…show your love for one of mankind’s tastiest inventions. Try tossing a tomato in it; that makes it healthy, right?
National Licorice Day
It comes in many flavors and many forms, from ropes of candy to soothing teas, so give a new flavor or type of licorice a try on National Licorice Day.
National Scrabble Day
Put the phones away, break out a board, grab some friends or family and engage in one of the world’s most popular word games on National Scrabble Day.
National Equal Pay Day
Despite many gains and improvement, women around the world receive significantly less pay than their male counterparts. Learn about why and how to change it.
National Gardening Day
Gardening is a magical escape to a world of color, scents and textures. Planting a seed and watching it grow is a reminder of life's wonders.
International Day of Pink
This day uses the color pink to raise awareness and fight against bullying, discrimination, homophobia, transphobia, and transmisogyny across the world.
National Anime Day
Attend a convention, connect with fellow fans, or simply enjoy your favorite anime to honor the ever-popular form of media that first originated in Japan.
National High Five Day
Give a high five to everyone, and let them know their accomplishments don’t go unnoticed. Whether your friend got a promotion or made a basket—high five!
National Librarian Day
These knowledgeable folks are book lovers and experts in finding information. They love helping patrons and keeping the library organized.
National Eggs Benedict Day
Enjoy some crunchy English muffins, perfectly poached eggs, and the one-of-a-kind savory Hollandaise sauce for breakfast on National Eggs Benedict Day.
Husband Appreciation Day
Married couples know it’s all too easy to take your partner for granted, so take some extra time on Husband Appreciation Day to show some affection to your husband.
National Animal Crackers Day
A classic favorite snack for children of generations, simply take some time to enjoy some sweet, fun animal crackers on National Animal Crackers Day.
International Amateur Radio Day
The “International” in “International Amateur Radio Day” honors how amateur radio-ers pioneered fast, immediate global connection in the 20th century.
Bicycle Day
Despite the name, Bicycle Day is not about pedal bikes or Queen; it’s a day to recognize the scientific and psychiatric impact of the drug known as LSD.
National Garlic Day
If you think you have enough garlic, add more. These flavorful bulbs improve just about every dish you could think to put them in, so get cooking!
National Look-Alike Day
Mimicking faces, these individuals possess an uncanny resemblance that sparks curiosity and prompts second glances in crowds.
National Banana Day
Orange you glad I didn’t say banana? Enjoy some banana based treat like banana bread, a banana split, or even banana punch, and tell some terrible jokes.
National Baseball Day
America's pastime, where a small, round ball sparks exhilarating moments, connecting generations through the love of sport.
National Jelly Bean Day
Put together a colorful bag of your favorite flavors, or be brave and take the risk of vomit and bogey-flavored beans in Bertie Bott’s Every Flavor Beans.
National Take a Chance Day
Sometimes it's easy to stick with what we know, but growth often happens when we try new things. Be open to change and embrace the adventure!
German Beer Day
Many of the best beers hail from Germany, which is renowned for its annual Oktoberfest. Appreciate those malty, rich Hefeweizens and Lagers.
Independent Bookstore Day
Independent bookstores are struggling more and more with competition like Amazon or big chains like Barnes & Noble, so make a point to support your local shop.
National Hug a Plumber Day
Give a special thank-you to the unsung heroes that keep our lives flowing—literally. Without plumbers, we would live in a much more disgusting world.
World Penguin Day
Volunteer to help and educate the world about penguins, the adorable flightless birds of the Southern Hemisphere that face dangers from melting ice caps and more.
International Chernobyl Remembrance Day
One of the most devastating disasters in human history, International Chernobyl Remembrance Day recalls the suffering and pain still happening from the fallout.
National Pretzel Day
Warm, soft, and oh-so-tasty, take this excuse to visit a pretzel stand or shop and try a classic pretzel, or a new flavor like cinnamon or honey-mustard.
National Gummi Bear Day
Delight in the chewy sweetness of gummi bears, bursting with fruity flavors that joyfully tantalize the taste buds.
Babe Ruth Day
An iconic baseball figure, his legendary prowess and unforgettable moments resonate as an enduring legacy in the sport's history.
National Superhero Day
Instead of Superman and Batman, this day is to honor our real-life superheroes: those people who help others, from firemen to nurses to soup kitchen volunteers.
International Guide Dog Day
Guide dogs provide constant aid, protection, and companionship to people with various disabilities and special needs, so thank them—maybe with a treat.
International Dance Day
Sign up for a dance class, gather some friends around a speaker, learn a new dance from a Youtube tutorial…or even just binge-watch World of Dance.
National Mr. Potato Head Day
Celebrating the charm of a versatile, spud-based toy, sparking creativity and timeless joy through imaginative play and customization.
International Jazz Day
Join your community in appreciating and recognizing the rich culture and heritage of jazz. Visit a local jazz club, or revisit some of the greatest musicians in history.
is also...
Sexual Assault Awareness Month
Realities exposed, voices united—confronting challenges and fostering empathy in the quest for justice and healing after assault.
Stress Awareness Month
Stress is linked to physical, mental, and emotional health. During Stress Awareness Month, learn about what triggers stress and how to manage it.
National Jazz Appreciation Month
Learn about the history and heritage of jazz, listen to the greats, or find a local jazz club to engage with one of the United States’ richest musical movements.
National Garden Month
Spring is in the air! Explore the beauty of gardens, or get some dirt under your own nails, whether from pots by the window or a flowery expanse of your own.
Animal Cruelty Prevention Month
Championing the welfare of innocent beings, advocating for compassion and justice to create a world free from harm.
National Alcohol Awareness Month
Promoting mindful choices, understanding limits, fostering informed decisions for a healthier relationship with alcohol and well-being.
National Poetry Month
Lord Byron, Shel Silverstein, Emily Dickinson…you? Honor one of the richest literary forms by writing or reading poetry, learning about poets, or joining a community.
International Guitar Month
Exploring melodies, strings resonate with rhythm, evoking emotions and stories through the power of music.
National Soy Foods Month
Exploring a diverse palate with plant-based delicacies, discovering the savory richness and versatility of nourishing soy creations.
National Food Month
Savor diverse culinary delights, a journey of tastes transcending borders, igniting a symphony on your palate.
National Couple Appreciation Month
Take some time to appreciate romance and companionship, whether with a romantic getaway or date, or a just a small gesture reminding your person how you feel.
National Month of Hope
Persistent light, enduring strength, unwavering spirit, an anchor in uncertainty, a beacon through challenges, resilient optimism.
Poetic Earth Month
Allow the Earth’s beauty to inspire you, and enjoy and share poetry, stories, or art to connect with your planet during Poetic Earth Month.
National Soft Pretzel Month
Twisted dough, golden brown, salty delight, satisfying cravings — the perfect snack for any occasion, simply delicious.
National Volunteer Month
Contributing time and effort, making a positive impact, these endeavors embody the spirit of selflessness and community betterment.
Global Volunteer MonthÂ
Supporting causes, aiding communities, and making a difference, volunteering enriches lives and fosters connections among people.
National Kite Month
Whispers of wind, colorful fabrics dancing, defying gravity — an artful ballet where tethered dreams ascend the sky's canvas.
National Pickleball Month
Amidst spirited rallies, a sport emerges, blending finesse and camaraderie, captivating enthusiasts with its distinctive charm on the court.
Limb Loss and Limb Difference Awareness Month
In the face of adversity, the human spirit triumphs. Embracing resilience and celebrating the triumphs of those who overcome challenges brings hope and inspiration to all.
Adopt A Ferret Month
Is it a cat? Is it a snake? Yes, it’s a ferret! These uncommon but loveable pets can make a great addition to the right home, but make sure to do your research first.
Summer Tire Changeover Month
Different treads and tire designs are better for different conditions. So as the weather warms up, don’t forget to change from your Winter tires to your Summer tires.
National Decorating Month
Get creative and crafty, and bring life back to your home by painting, arranging furniture, and otherwise decorating the space you spend so much time in.
Straw Hat Month
They block the sun, keep the rain off, evoke a simpler time and place, and look timelessly stylish. If you don’t have a straw hat yet, it might be time to get one.
Parkinson’s Awareness Month
Learn about the effects of Parkinson’s Disease, how to help those who have it, or donate to foundations and research during Parkinson’s Awareness Month.
Month of the Military Child
Wear purple to honor the sacrifices and stress involved in being a military kid: separation, losing or fearing the loss of a parent, frequent moving, and more.
Active Dog Month
Dogs need exercise and fun just as much—if not more—than their humans. Bond with your furry friends by playing, running, or exploring new places with them.
Autism Acceptance Month
Support research and education, learn about the symptoms and effects, and be better prepared to help those with autism in your life during Autism Acceptance Month.
