Skip to content

Global Forgiveness Day

Let go of the burden of grudges and anger and forgive those who have wronged you. Reach out, write it down, or even take time to forgive yourself.

World Sauntering Day

Slow from a march to a saunter and give yourself time to enjoy your own time. Stop and smell the roses, take some extra time on your lunch break, and relax.

World Juggling Day

Go see a juggling performance, give one yourself, or take this opportunity to start learning and impress your friends and family, alleviate boredom, and show off.

Indianapolis 500

Get yourself some tickets to the Indy 500 and see some of the fastest racing in-person. Otherwise, get your friends together and watch the broadcast.

International Town Criers Day

Long before modern technology, when most people couldn’t read, town criers kept people up to date on current events and news. See what its like yourself!

Tell the Truth Day

Be honest and open, and come clean about any lies you’ve been living. For something lighter, play a game of truth or dare or two truths and a lie with friends.

Log Cabin Day

Warm and inviting, an image away from the buzz of modern life: take a tour of log cabins in your area, and let yourself daydream of a simpler life.

Nature Photography Day

Get out of the house and capture the beauty of nature on your own camera. Even if it’s just taking a walk with your smartphone, you’re sure to find something snap-worthy.

National Drive-In Movie Day

Bring snacks and drinks, comfy blankets, and of course your car and go see a new or old favorite movie at your local drive-in, from the comfort of your car.

Drawing Day

Break out your pencils, pens, crayons and create something, and support charities that ensure that children around the world have that same chance.

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.

National Dance Like a Chicken Day

Gather your friends and family, put on that funky music, and do the classic, goofy, ever-popular Chicken Dance to get moving and, undoubtedly, laughing.

No Socks Day

Go barefoot, dig out your sandals, or take the opportunity to stay home and let your feet relax, free of their usual prison of socks and constraining shoes.

World Play Your Ukulele Day

This happy-go-lucky instrument can turn any frown upside down. Its sweet sound and portability make it perfect for jamming anywhere, anytime!

Have A Bad Day Day

Sending vibes that turn frowns upside down, this playful act adds a touch of devilish humor and light-heartedness to someone's day.

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 That Sucks! Day

You can’t be cheery and optimistic every day. Sometimes, it really does just suck: that’s the point of National Suck Day, a time when you don’t have to pretend.

Walk On Your Wild Side Day

Toss caution to the wind and don’t let social norms, insecurity, and fear hold you back from doing the things you want to do on Walk On Your Wild Side Day.

National Snowman Burning Day

Lighting up chilly effigies as winter wanes, this fiery tradition ushers in the warmth and vibrancy of the approaching spring.

What's coming up?

Browse the next few weeks...
Celebrate with us

Coming up...

Find out what else is coming up

National Espresso Day

Get your shot of concentrated coffee, try blends from different regions or treat yourself to an espresso machine for an easy caffeine fix all year round.

National Computer Security Day

From using strong passwords to avoiding phishing scams, take measures to secure your devices and personal information.

National Cotton Candy Day

Head over to your local funfair for an airy, spun-sugar treat or whip up creative cakes and cocktails like cotton candy cupcakes and fairy floss martinis.

Find out what else is coming up

Calendar

Join the community!

Password requirements

  • At least one capital letter
  • At least one lowercase letter
  • At least one number
  • 8 or more characters

Welcome back!

Log in to get personalized recommendations, follow events and topics you love, and never miss a day again!