National Hug a Drummer Day
Honor the backbone of every band by giving a drummer a hug — or take the plunge and learn to drum yourself.
Ship in A Bottle Day
Originally created by sailors at sea, the time-honored art of putting a ship in a bottle is a difficult but rewarding hobby for anyone—and no, it’s not magic.
National Crossword Puzzle Day
Solving those mind-teasers, they're like brain workouts that offer a fun challenge, keeping the mental gears oiled and gears turning.
International Country Music Day
Kick up your heels and get ready to sing along to the sounds of the heartland. Catchy lyrics and twangy guitars await!
National Gymnastics Day
Get involved with gymnastics and finally learn how to do a cartwheel, handstand, and more; or watch some of the greats at past Olympic competitions.
Dear Diary Day
Read the diary of a historical figure, or start your own diary to log your thoughts and experiences, think through your life, and focus your mind.
National Read a Book Day
Once upon a time, a reader's journey began with a book in hand, and adventures unfolded within its pages. Let your imagination soar with every page turn!
National Pet Rock Day
Everyone needs a friend. Find a suitable rock, pick up some craft supplies, and get to work making your own Pet Rock with googly eyes, paint, whatever you like.
International Microvolunteering Day
Not everyone has the time to volunteer regularly, or perform large acts of service. But microvolunteering allows you to give back anyway.
Etch A Sketch Day
Dig out your old childhood toys and find that bright red device you probably spent hours on. Get creative and try your hand at Etch a Sketching as an adult.
National Play-Doh Day
Just because we grow up doesn’t mean we have to stop having fun. Let your inner child out and play with play-doh! Get creative and have fun sculpting and mashing.
Collect Rocks Day
Be a geologist for a day and see what interesting rocks you can find. Pick up a book on local rocks or hop on the internet to identify what you find.
Make a Hat Day
Felting, knitting, crocheting, or sewing: whatever your preferred method, give it a go and make a hat for yourself, as a gift, or to donate to those in need.
National Kids Take Over the Kitchen Day
Involve your kids in cooking and meal prep to teach them valuable lessons about making food…and hopefully to give yourself a break from all the cooking.
National Make Your Bed Day
Use Make Your Bed Day as an opportunity to begin a new habit that will help your sleep, get your day started right, and set the stage for even more good habits.
National Lazy Mom’s Day
Parenting is a demanding job, but it's okay to take a break. Resting and practicing self-care can recharge and make you a better parent.
National Tug of War Day
Gather friends and family to create a team, or join a team at a tug-of-war event. Whether two people a side or a thousand, everyone loves a good HEAVE.
National Ride the Wind Day
Take a trip to an aerospace museum, or get flying yourself by scheduling a parachuting or bungee jumping experience, windsurfing, an airplane ride, or similar.
Build A Scarecrow Day
Find a festival or competition and gather together with others to make the best scarecrows you can make, keeping your crops safe in the coming years.
Rounds Resounding Day
Join forces with friends or family and engage in one of the oldest forms of cooperative singing: the round. Sing “Row Row Row Your Boat”, or find a new song.
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Celebrate Your Unique Talent Day
Everyone has something special that they excel at, whether it's a knack for cooking, a love of singing, or an eye for design.
National Cookie Cutter Day
Transform your cookies with fun shapes and designs. Cookie cutters are a must-have tool for any baking enthusiast.
Pretend To Be A Time Traveler Day
Spin tall tales about journeys through the past or future, and leave folks with raised eyebrows and a confused chuckle.