Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
A champion for justice, he led with unwavering determination, inspiring change and fostering unity, leaving an indelible mark on history.
Aviation Maintenance Technician Day
If you know someone who works in aviation, give them a big thanks for keeping fliers and everyone else safe on Aviation Maintenance Technician Day.
National Webmistress Day
Honor the webmistresses of the world, those brilliant women who work hard to design and maintain the websites we rely on for work, social media, and fun.
Family History Month
Connect with older relatives, and dig into your own family history through documents, genealogy websites, or even a DNA test that might tell you more.
National Vanilla Custard Day
Milk, egg yolks, sugar, cornstarch, salt, butter, and of course, vanilla: that’s all you need to make your own creamy, sweet, delicious vanilla custard.
National Pinot Noir Day
Gather friends and family for a wine-tasting affair, perhaps with a selection from different regions like Bergundy, France and the Willamette Valley, Oregon.
Internaut Day
Be an “internaut” and learn more about how best to navigate and make use of the remarkable tool most of us have at are fingertips all the time: the internet.
National Typewriter Day
Computers are great, but there’s nothing quite like the satisfying “clack” of a typewriter. Dust off that family heirloom, or see if someone you know has one.
National Moonshine Day
Hit up your local liquor store and give moonshine a try. But be careful: the 100 Proof liquor is meant to be sipped slowly and consumed in moderation.
Benjamin Banneker Week
Unleashing his brilliance, this remarkable individual made history with his achievements in science, engineering, and his unwavering dedication to knowledge.
National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day
A solemn remembrance of a pivotal historical event that forged resilience and unity in the face of adversity, inspiring generations.
National Native American Heritage Month
The indigenous peoples of America, with their rich traditions and deep connection to the land, offer a fascinating glimpse into the continent's history.
Sherlock Holmes Day
Dig out a book, fire up any one of about a million TV or movie adaptations, or go solve a mystery of your own to honor the one and only Sherlock Holmes.
Ancestor Appreciation Day
Spend a day with your living relatives, talk to your relatives about your ancestors, or dig into your ancestry online to find out more about your history.
ZIP Code Day
Visit a new ZIP (AKA Zone Improvement Plan) code, check out a map, draw your own, or gather together with your community in the same ZIP code as you.
Magna Carta Day
Britain’s Magna Carta has served as the template for many new governments, outlining rights and powers. For a fun craft, try making your own Magna Carta.
National Ballpoint Pen Day
Whether you’re writing a letter, jotting down a grocery list, or crafting a Shakespearian sonnet, make sure you use a ballpoint pen on National Ballpoint Pen Day.
National Flag Day
Whether it's waving in the wind or printed on your favorite t-shirt, this symbol represents a nation founded on freedom and hope.
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National Violin Day
Tune up your fiddle and get bowing, sign up to instrument lessons or attend a concert to hear the gorgeous sounds of a string orchestra.
National Ugly Christmas Sweater Day
Wear your most garish knitwear with pride, add some tacky accessories and organize a jumper auction to fundraise for Save the Children.
National Leftovers Day
Repurposing remnants into delightful dishes not only reduces waste but transforms every meal into an environmental stewardship.