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💘FEBRUARY MONTHLY HOLIDAYS, OBSERVANCES, & AWARENESS CALENDAR 💘
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Adopt A Rescued Rabbit Month - Fabulous Florida Strawberry Month
Adopt A Rescued Rabbit Month
Adopt A Rescued Rabbit Month promotes the benefits of adopting rabbits, encourages adoption over buying, and educates about rabbit ownership responsibilities.
Barley Month
Barley Month is dedicated to exploring the many uses of barley in cooking and brewing. Learn about its health benefits and the role it plays in our diets.
Cholangiocarcinoma Awareness Month
Cholangiocarcinoma Awareness Month is dedicated to educating the public about symptoms, promoting early detection, and advocating for research and treatment.
African-American Heritage Month
African-American Heritage Month honors Black Americans' history, culture, and contributions. Let's celebrate the black legacy and their societal contributions.
Beat The
Heat Month
Beat The Heat Month is a time to prepare for the hot summer months by learning about heat safety, staying hydrated, and finding fun ways to stay cool.
Creative Romance Month
Creative Romance Month is a time dedicated to expressing love through thoughtful gestures, crafting romantic surprises, and strengthening the bond of love.
AMD/Low
Vision Awareness Month
AMD/Low Vision Awareness Month raises awareness about age-related macular degeneration & low vision through promoting education, early detection, and research.
Birth Defects Prevention Month
Birth Defects Prevention Month raises awareness about birth defects, educates expectant parents about prenatal care, and advocates for research and support.
Cricket World Cup (2/6-3/7)
The Cricket World Cup (2/6-3/7) is dedicated to cheering for your favorite teams, enjoying matches, and appreciating the skill and sportsmanship of the players.
American
Heart Month
American Heart Month is a time to focus on cardiovascular health. It's a month dedicated to spreading awareness about heart disease and its impact on lives.
Canned
Food Month
Canned Food Month honors the convenience and nutrition of canned foods. Learn recipes, food preservation, and the role canned foods play in feeding families.
Declutter for a Cause Month
Declutter for a Cause Month is dedicated to sorting through belongings, donating items to charity, and positively impacting the community and your space.
An Affair to Remember Month
An Affair to Remember Month is a time to celebrate love and romance. It's a month dedicated to activities that make relationships meaningful and lasting.
Celebration of Chocolate Month
Celebration of Chocolate Month is dedicated to trying different types of chocolate, learning about its history, and appreciating the joy it brings to our lives.
Dog Training Education Month
Dog Training Education Month is devoted to learning training techniques, understanding dog behavior, and building a stronger bond with our canine companions.
Bake for
Family Fun
Month
Bake for Family Fun Month is a time to bond with family over baking. Try new recipes, expand your baking skills, and enjoy the delicious results together.
Cervical
Health Month
Cervical Health Month raises awareness about cervical health. Supporters use it to promote regular screenings, HPV and cancer education, and women's health.
Fabulous Florida Strawberry Month
Fabulous Florida Strawberry Month honors fresh Florida strawberries, trying new strawberry recipes, and appreciating the hard work of strawberry farmers.
Fasting February - International Month of Black Women in the Arts
Fasting February
Fabulous Florida Strawberry Month honors fresh Florida strawberries, trying new strawberry recipes, and appreciating the hard work of strawberry farmers.
Hot Breakfast Month
Hot Breakfast Month is perfect for trying new breakfast recipes, enjoying hearty morning meals, and appreciating the benefits of a good, hearty breakfast.
International Month of Black Women in the Arts
International Month of Black Women in the Arts celebrates the contributions of black women in the arts by honoring their creativity, impact, and work.
Feline Fix
By Five Month
Feline Fix By Five Month is dedicated to educating cat owners about early sterilization, responsible pet ownership, and homeless cats population reduction.
Humpback Whale Awareness Month
Humpback Whale Awareness Month is a time to learn about these majestic creatures and their behavior, their conservation, and their role in the ocean ecosystem.
Financial Aid Awareness Month
Financial Aid Awareness Month is devoted to understanding the types of aid, the application process, and how to make informed decisions about financing.
International Boost Self-esteem Month
International Boost Self-esteem Month is a time to focus on building self-esteem by recognizing our worth and achievements and working on self-improvement.
Free and Open Source Software Month
Free and Open Source Software Month is a time to celebrate open-source software, learn about open source, try new software, and honor the open-source community.
International Expect Success Month
International Expect Success Month is dedicated to positive thinking, planning for success, and believing in our ability to achieve to drive us to success.
From Africa to Virginia Month
From Africa to Virginia Month is dedicated to understanding and appreciating the history, culture, and contributions of African Americans in Virginia.
International Friendship Month
International Friendship Month is dedicated to appreciating the friends who stand by us, sharing laughter and tears, making memories, and bonding with friends.
Great American Pie Month
Great American Pie Month is a time to celebrate and enjoy baking and enjoying pies of all flavors, sharing recipes, and appreciating the joy of baking.
International Hoof-care Month
International Hoof-care Month focuses on educating horse owners, trainers, and veterinarians about the best practices for maintaining healthy horse hooves.
💘FEBRUARY WEEKLY HOLIDAYS, OBSERVANCE, AND AWARENESS CALENDAR💘
Bookmarks for Weekly or Multi-Day Holidays
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Weekly Holiday and Observances (Start Dates): January 6 and January 31
January 6 - February 20
Big Schools Birdwatch (UK)
During the Big Schools Birdwatch event, students count birds on school grounds between Jan 6 - Feb 20, 2024, to contribute to the largest wildlife survey.
January 31 - February 24
US Nationals Snow Sculpting Days
A winter event with snow sculpting, outdoor activities, and tasty winter food. Enjoy snowshoeing, ice skating, sledding, ice fishing, and other fun adventures!
Weekly Holiday and Observances (Start Dates):January 2
February 2 - February 4
National Toboggan Days
Discover the thrill of National Toboggan Days from February 2 to February 4, and Join us for a weekend of exhilarating toboggan rides and competitions.
February 2 - February 7
Women’s Heart Week
Women's Heart Week seeks to raise research funds and improve understanding of heart diseases and how they critically impact women's health and well-being.
February 2 - February 7
African Heritage and Health Week
A week-long festival dedicated to celebrating the rich cultural heritage of Africa and promoting greater health awareness within the African community.
February 2 - February 7
World Interfaith Harmony Week
World Interfaith Harmony Week promotes interfaith harmony and unity, encouraging events to build understanding and mutual respect among the different religions.
February 2 - February 7
National Patient Recognition Week
National Patient Recognition Week is a meaningful and dedicated time to honor patients and their rights in healthcare, promoting empathy and quality care.
Weekly Holiday and Observances (Start Dates):February 4 - February 5
February 4-10
Boy Scout
Anniversary Week
Boy Scout Anniversary Week celebrates the founding of the Boy Scouts and their contributions to youth development, including leadership, teamwork, and service.
February 5-9
National School
Counseling Week
National School Counseling Week is a time to show our appreciation for the contributions of school counselors in the development and growth of students.
February 5-11
National
Apprenticeship Week
National Apprenticeship Week promotes apprenticeships as a useful career development tool, offering practical skills in diverse fields while earning a wage.
February 5-12
Schools Football Week
Schools Football Week is an annual event that promotes and highlights the impact of school football on the physical development and well-being of students.
February 4-10
Burn Awareness Week
Burn Awareness Week is an annual event that aims to raise widespread awareness about burn prevention, first aid, and the utmost importance of fire safety.
February 5-9
Pride in Food
Service Week
Pride in Food Service Week is a time to express gratitude and appreciation for those who work in the food service industry and their dedication to their craft.
January 5-11
National HIV
Testing Week
The National HIV Testing Program stresses the importance of getting tested for HIV. Testing is a vital part of sexual health and taking control of your health.
February 4-10
Intimate Apparel
Market Week
Intimate Apparel Market Week is an anticipated annual event that showcases the latest trends and innovations in intimate apparel within the fashion industry.
February 5-9
Tax Identity
Theft Week
Tax Identity Theft Week is an event to raise awareness about tax identity theft and prevention methods through education and tools to protect their information.
February 5-11
Sexual Abuse & Sexual Violence Awareness Week
Sexual Abuse and Sexual Violence Awareness Week is dedicated to raising awareness about sexual assault and harassment, as well as supporting survivors.
February 5-9
International
Networking Week
International Networking Week is an internationally celebrated week for fostering networking and relationship-building among organizations and people worldwide.
February 5-11
Children's Mental
Health Week
Children's Mental Health Week raises awareness and support for children's mental health through activities organized by charities, schools, and organizations.
February 5-11
Tinnitus Awareness Week
Tinnitus Awareness Week is an annual and significant event that aims to raise awareness about tinnitus, educate the public, and promote research for its cure.
Weekly Holiday and Observances (Start Dates):February 6 - February 10
February 6-7
Isra and Mi’raj (Islamic)
Isra and Mi'raj is a significant Islamic holiday that holds importance in the hearts of Muslims worldwide, as it commemorates the journey of Prophet Muhammad.
February 7-14
Have A Heart for
A Chained Dog Week
Have A Heart for A Chained Dog Week to raise awareness about the heart-rendingly woeful plight of chained dogs and advocate for improved animal welfare.
February 10-18
Take A Friend Snowmobiling Week
Take A Close Friend Snowmobiling Week encourages friends to try snowmobiling, bond, create lasting memories, and enjoy winter outdoor activities together.
February 7-12
Solo Diners
Eat Out Weekend
Solo Diners Eat Out Weekend is a week-long event aimed at encouraging solo diners to enjoy a solo meal out to celebrate their independence and confidence.
February 7-14
National Marriage Week
National Marriage Week is an annual celebration dedicated to honoring the institution of marriage and fostering resilient and thriving marital relationships.
February 7-13
Dump Your
Significant Jerk Week
Dump Your Significant Jerk Week is a week-long event promoting self-care and empowering individuals to end unhealthy relationships before Valentine's Day.
February 8-14
Love Makes the World Go Round; But, Laughter Keeps Us From Getting Dizzy Week
Love Makes the World Go Round, But Laughter Keeps Us From Getting Dizzy Week is A week celebrating love and laughter as essential components of a happy life.
February 7-14
Congenital Heart Defect Awareness Week
Congenital Heart Defect Awareness Week aims to raise awareness and support for those with birth heart defects to enhance diagnosis, treatment, and outcomes.
February 9-17
Fiesta de Tapati
begins (Chile)
The Fiesta de Tapati in Chile is a vibrant cultural festival that showcases and celebrates the rich culture and ancient traditions of the Rapa Nui people.
Weekly Holiday and Observances (Start Dates): February 11
February 11-17
Children of Alcoholics Awareness Week
Children of Alcoholics Awareness Week raises awareness and increases understanding about the unique challenges children who've grown up with an alcoholic face.
February 11-17
Love A Mench Week
Love A Mensch Appreciation Week is a delightful and heartwarming occasion dedicated to appreciating and expressing love to the good people in our lives.
February 11-17
National Jell-O Week
Jell-O Week joyously celebrates the beloved and versatile dessert, Jell-O, with a variety of creative recipes that are sure to delight taste buds of all ages.
February 11-17
Random Acts of
Kindness Week
Random Acts of Kindness Week encourages individuals to perform acts of kindness in order to spread compassion, foster goodwill, and make a positive difference.
February 11-17
Freelance Writers Appreciation Week
Freelance Writers Appreciation Week is dedicated to honoring freelance writers and recognizing their valuable contributions to literature and journalism.
February 11-17
National Condom Week
National Condom Week aims to promote safe sex and raise awareness about the importance of using condoms to prevent sexually transmitted infections (STIs).
February 11-17
National Kraut and Frankfurter Week
National Sauerkraut and Frankfurter Appreciation Week commemorates the delicious, timeless, and irresistible combination of sauerkraut and frankfurters.
February 11-17
Great American Pizza Bake
The Great American Pizza Bakery Week celebrates and honors the exquisite art of skillfully making and enjoying the popular, universally cherished dish: pizza.
February 11-17
National
Entrepreneurship Week
National Entrepreneurship Week celebrates resilient and determined entrepreneurs and promotes entrepreneurship as an inspiring and life-changing career choice.
February 11-17
National PTA’s Take Your Family to School Week
The National Parent-Teacher Association's "Family School Week" aims to encourage families to actively engage with their children by visiting their schools.
February 11-17
International Flirting Week
International Flirting Week is a special occasion that celebrates the art and fun of flirting and promotes the creation of meaningful romantic relationships.
February 11-17
National Hero Week
National Hero Week commemorates and celebrates the individuals who are selfless and brave and serve as role models and inspirations within our communities.
February 11-17
National Secondhand Wardrobe Week
National Secondhand Wardrobe Week advocates for secondhand fashion as a sustainable and economically viable choice, shedding light on its numerous benefits.
Weekly Holiday and Observances (Start Dates): February 12-14
February 12-18
Student Volunteering Week
Student Volunteering Week aims to raise awareness about the importance and benefit of volunteering among students and the positive impact it has on communities.
February 14-21
Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia Care
Staff Education Week
Love A Mensch Appreciation Week is a delightful and heartwarming occasion dedicated to appreciating and expressing love to the good people in our lives.
February 12-18
You Can Care Week
National Caregiver Appreciation Week to formally acknowledge and promote widespread support for the invaluable and tireless work of dedicated caregivers.
February 14-21
National Nestbox Week
National Condom Week aims to promote safe sex and raise awareness about the importance of using condoms to prevent sexually transmitted infections (STIs).
February 13-15
World AG Expo
The World Agricultural Exposition is a week-long international exposition showcasing the latest advancements and emerging trends in the agricultural sector.
February 14-March 30
Lent
National Entrepreneurship Week celebrates resilient and determined entrepreneurs and promotes entrepreneurship as an inspiring and life-changing career choice.
February 13-19
Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy Awareness Week
Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy Awareness Week raises awareness about the genetic disorder and supports research for treatments and a cure through campaigns.
Weekly Holiday and Observances (Start Dates): February 15-17
February 15-17
American Association
For The Advancement
of Science Week
This week is dedicated to commemorating and celebrating the American Association for the Advancement of Science and its remarkable contributions to society.
February 16-25
Real Bread Week
Real Bread Week honors bread, the time-honored methodologies employed to bake it, and its paramount significance within our dietary regimen and culture.
February 16-17
Texas Cowboy
Poetry Gathering
A remarkable and captivating gathering celebrating the mesmerizing and entertaining art of cowboy poetry and the vibrant culture of the great state of Texas.
February 17- 23
Cyber Scotland Week
Cybersecurity Scotland Week significantly contributes to the promotion of cybersecurity awareness and the dissemination of best practices in Scotland.
February 16-19
Great Backyard Bird Count
The Great Backyard Bird Count is an annual and anticipated week-long event that encourages individuals to observe the diverse birds in their own backyard.
February 17 - 24
National Engineers Week
National Engineers Week is a week-long celebration that recognizes the valuable contributions engineers make to society while also promoting the profession.
February 16-25
Date (Fruit) Week
Date (Fruit) Celebration Week commemorates the delectable date fruit, its nutritional benefits, and its remarkable versatility in various culinary creations.
February 17 - 24
National FFA Week
National FFA Week (Week of G. Washington's Birthday from Sat.to Sat) celebrates the Future Farmers of America and George Washington's legacy in agriculture.
Weekly Holiday and Observances (Start Dates): February 18
February 18-24
Aromantic Spectrum Awareness Week
Aromantic Spectrum Awareness Week is a dedicated week aimed at increasing awareness about the aromantic spectrum and fostering understanding and acceptance.
February 18-24
National Justice
for Animals Week
During this week, the primary focus is to actively raise awareness and take action to seek justice, ensure the overall welfare, and promote and protect animals.
February 18-24
Bird Health
Awareness Week
Bird Health Awareness Week is an entire week specifically and exclusively dedicated to actively promoting the optimal health and overall well-being of birds.
February 18-24
National Sauna Week
A week-long celebration of sauna culture to promote its health benefits and showcase its relaxation features to inspire and rejuvenate the sauna community.
February18-24
Brotherhood/
Sisterhood Week
Brotherhood/Sisterhood Week is an annual commemoration that strives to cultivate and promote unity, understanding, and mutual respect among all individuals.
February 18-24
Through With The Chew
The Chew Awareness Week aims to educate, inform, and raise awareness about the harmful and potentially deadly effects of chewing tobacco.
February 18-24
Build A Better
Trade Show Image Week
Build A Better Trade Show Image Week is a valuable and dedicated initiative aimed at improving trade show presentations and enhancing the industry's image.
Weekly Holiday and Observances (Start Dates): February 20 - 27
February 20 - 25
GroundsWeek
GroundsWeek is a specially designated week dedicated to the ongoing maintenance, preservation, and continuous improvement of grounds and green spaces.
February 26 - 29
Ayyám-i-Há
Ayyam-i-Ha is celebrated by the Bahá'í community. It marks the intercalary days, the days added to the Baha'i calendar to adjust it to the solar year.
February 27- 29
International
Petroleum Week
International Petroleum Week is an annual event with industry experts, policymakers, and stakeholders to discuss the global impact of the petroleum industry.
February 21 - 25
American Birkenbeiner Cross-Country Ski Race
The American Birkenbeiner Cross-Country Ski Race is a week-long event featuring the American Birkenbeiner Cross-Country Ski Race, promoting outdoor sports.
February 26- March 1
National Eating Disorders Awareness Week
This week aims to raise awareness about eating disorders and promote body positivity. This initiative aims to support people who suffer from eating disorders.
February 27 - March 2
National Pastry Week
National Pastry Week celebrates the exquisite craftsmanship and delectable creations of pastries. It pays homage to the artistry involved in crafting these.
February 25 - March 1 International Energy Week
International Energy Week, a week-long global event, is dedicated to promoting sustainable energy solutions and addressing pressing energy challenges.
February 26- March 1
Peace Corps Week
The Chew Awareness Week aims to educate, inform, and raise awareness about the harmful and potentially deadly effects of chewing tobacco.
February 25 - March 1
Telecommuter Appreciation Week
Telecommuter Appreciation Week is a time when we come together to celebrate the contributions of telecommuters and highlight the advantages of remote work.
February 26- March 3
National Invasive
Species Awareness Week
National Invasive Species Awareness Week exists to raise awareness and educate the public about the detrimental impact that invasive species have on ecosystems.
❄️FEBRUARY DAILY HOLIDAYS, OBSERVANCES, AND AWARENESS DAYS❄️
Bookmarks for Weekly or Multi-Day Holidays
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February 1 - Daily Holidays
Abolition
of Slavery (Mauritius)
Every year, on the 1st of February, Mauritius celebrates Abolition of Slavery Day, a significant occasion that celebrates the end of slavery on the island.
Decorating
with Candy Day
On February 1, observe Decorating with Candy Day, a delightful celebration that encourages and embraces the creative use of candies as decorative elements.
Imbolc (Ireland)
Experience the enchanting celebration of Imbolc in Ireland on February 1. Immerse yourself in ancient traditions, mystical rituals, and captivating folklore.
National Baked
Alaska Day
Celebrate National Baked Alaska Day with recipes and mouthwatering tips! Discover the perfect combo of warm cake, cold ice cream, and toasted meringue.
National Serpent Day
Unveil the captivating realm of National Serpent Day, celebrated on February 1. It’s a perfect time to learn about snakes and celebrate their history worldwide.
St. Brigid Feast Day
Discover the significance of St. Brigid Feast Day on February 1 by learning the traditions, history, and celebrations associated with this day in Irish culture.
Candy-Making Day
Candy-Making Day is a special and festive occasion to celebrate the creativity, craftsmanship, and delight of crafting and enjoying delicious candies.
Dignity Action Day
Dignity Action Day 2024 on February 1 aims to raise awareness and promote the importance of ensuring dignity in care for patients in health facilities.
Indian Coast
Guard Day (Inida)
Celebrate Indian Coast Guard Day, a significant national event on February 1 honoring the brave men and women who are vital to safeguarding the coastal waters.
National Dark
Chocolate Day
Celebrate National Dark Chocolate Day with treats and delectable recipes by learning the health benefits of dark chocolate while satisfying your sweet tooth.
National Sweater Day
Discover the significance of National Sweater Day on February 1. Join in the celebration of sustainability and conservation by wearing your favorite sweaters.
Time To Talk Day 2024
Discover the significance of St. Brigid Feast Day on February 1. Learn about the traditions, history, and celebrations aligned with this day in Irish culture.
Car Insurance Day
Car Insurance Day is an annual observance that reminds drivers globally to recognize the significance of having a reliable car insurance policy for protection.
Federal Territory Day (Malaysia)
The annual celebration of Federal Territory Day takes place on February 1 each year, commemorating the establishment of Malaysia's federal territory.
International
Brownie Camera Day
Celebrate International Brownie Camera Day on February 1! Discover the history of this iconic camera and join in to explore the world of vintage photography.
National Freedom Day
Celebrate National Freedom Day and honor the legacy of freedom from slavery in America. Discover the history, significance, and ways to honor this day.
No Politics Day
Discover the significance of No Politics Day on February 1 and enjoy a day free from political debates and focus on fostering unity and connection with people.
World Hijab Day
World Hijab Day on February 1 promotes religious tolerance, cultural diversity, and women's empowerment by celebrating Muslim women’s who wear hijabs.
CBC Day
On the annual CBC Day, we joyously celebrate the remarkable accomplishments and invaluable contributions of the venerable Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.
G.I. Joe Day
G.I. Joe Day, a cherished and iconic occasion observed every year on February 1, pays tribute to the legendary and unforgettable military-themed action figure.
International Day of Black Women in The Arts
Celebrate the International Day of Black Women in the Arts on February 1! Honor the incredible contributions of black women to the arts through all art forms.
National Get Up Day
Celebrate National Get Up Day on February 1 by joining the movement to get active. Discover tips and tools to help you kick-start a healthier lifestyle.
Optimist Day
Celebrate Optimist Day on February 1. It promotes optimism and its power to transform your life through quotes, activities, and sharing positive tips.
Change Your
Password Day
Change Your Password Day is an annual initiative that highlights awareness about online security and having a strong password to protect your accounts.
Gold Awards (India)
The prestigious Gold Awards in India are highly regarded for recognizing and honoring outstanding achievements within the vibrant Indian television industry.
International Face & Body Art Day
Celebrate International Face & Body Art Day on February 1! Join artists worldwide in a day dedicated to showcasing the beauty and creativity of this art type.
National Girls and Women in Sports Day
Celebrate National Girls and Women in Sports Day on February 1! Join us in recognizing the achievements and empowerment that sports bring to girls and women.
Robinson Crusoe Day
Discover the fascinating origins and significance of Robinson Crusoe Day on February 1. Learn more by exploring the adventures of the iconic castaway.
Day of Remembrance
and Respect to Victims of the Communist Regime (Bulgaria)
Day of Remembrance and Deep Respect to Victims of the Communist Regime in Bulgaria honors those affected by the oppressive and totalitarian communist regime.
Hula in The Coola Day
The Hula in The Coola Celebration on February 1 is a magnificent and exhilarating festivity of hula dancing, regardless of the unpredictable weather conditions.
International Furmint Day
Celebrate International Furmint Day on February 1! Learn and discover the rich flavors and unique characteristics of this exquisite Hungarian wine varietal.
National Heroes' Day (Rwanda)
National Heroes' Day in Rwanda, celebrated on February 1, it’s a perfect time to learn about individuals who’ve contributed to the nation's history and culture.
Spunky Old Broads Day
Discover the vibrant celebration of Spunky Old Broads Day on February 1 and join in to honor the courageous and fearless women who defy age stereotypes.
February 2 - Daily Holidays
Ayn Rand Day
Ayn Rand Day is in February and is the perfect time to celebrate the works, philosophies, and ideas of the renowned author and philosopher, Ayn Rand.
Feast of Candelaria (Bolivia)
The Feast of Candelaria in Bolivia on February 2 is filled with colorful celebrations, religious processions, and a time to learn about this annual event.
National Brown
Dog Day
National Brown Dog Day on February 2 exists to commemorate the unconditional love, cuteness and loyalty of our furry friends and to support animal shelters.
National Tater Tot Day
National Tater Tot Day is on February 2, and it’s a tasty event and a time to learn the history of this beloved snack and find fun tater recipes to enjoy.
Self Renewal Day
Self Renewal Day on February 2 encourages self-reflection, personal growth, and rejuvenation. Join in and celebrate and embrace the power of self-care.
World Wetlands Day
World Wetlands Day is on February 2 and is a day when supporters highlight the importance of wetlands in preserving biodiversity to mitigating climate change.
Bonza Bottler Day
Bonza Bottler Day is a monthly celebration that occurs when the number of the month coincides with the number of the day. It's perfect for monthly campaigns.
Groundhog Day
Discover the history of Groundhog Day on February 2. Learn about the origins of this quirky holiday and how it is celebrated across the United States.
National Give Kids a Smile Day
National Give Kids a Smile Day is an event to provide free dental care, raise dental health awareness and help educate children in need about their oral health.
National
Wear Red Day
Join the movement on National Wear Red Day, observed on the first Friday in February, to raise awareness and learn about the impact of heart disease in women.
Sled Dog Day
Discover the fascinating history and traditions behind Sled Dog Day on February 2 and Learn about the incredible bond between mushers and their loyal sled dogs.
National
Toboggan Days
Discover the thrill of National Toboggan Days from February 2 to February 4 and Join us for a weekend of exhilarating toboggan rides and competitions.
Bubble Gum Day
Join the sweet celebration of Bubble Gum Day on February 2. Learn about the origins and traditions of this fun-filled day dedicated to chewy goodness.
Groundhog Job Shadow Day
Groundhog Job Shadow Day on February 2 provides students with an opportunity to explore different careers by shadowing professionals in their chosen field.
National Heavenly Hash Day
Celebrate National Heavenly Hash on February 2 by enjoying this treat made with marshmallows, fruits, nuts, and whipped cream and learning about its history.
National Woman's Heart Day
National Woman's Heart Day on the first Friday in February aims to educate the public about heart health and to raise awareness of women's heart health.
The Record of a Sneeze Day
Discover the fascinating story behind "The Record of a Sneeze Day" on February 2. Uncover the historical significance and cultural impact of this unique event.
Candlesmas (Mexico)
Join in on Candlesmas in Mexico on February 2; candles are lit for purification and light and to mark the midpoint of winter solstice and spring equinox.
Lung Leavin' Day
Lung Leavin' Day on February 2 aims to celebrate mesothelioma survivors and to also raise awareness and to support those affected by this rare cancer.
National Hedgehog Day
Discover the adorable world of National Hedgehog Day on February 2. Learn about these spiky creatures, their unique behaviors, and how to celebrate them.
Play Your Ukulele Day (Same World Play Your Ukulele Da)
Play Your Ukulele Day on February is a time to celebrate this fun holiday. Join enthusiasts everywhere in learning new chords, strumming patterns, and songs.
Work Naked Day
Enjoy the cheeky holiday, Work Naked Day, on February 2. Embrace a unique opportunity to shed the confines of formal attire for a comfortable work environment.
Crêpe Day or La Chandeleur
Discover the delicious tradition of Crêpe Day or La Chandeleur on February 2, which aims to share about the history and significance of this French holiday.
Marmot Day (Alaska)
Marmot Day in Alaska on February 2 is a traditional event where Alaskans celebrate the rich origins and history of this celebration for the state’s wildlife.
National River Day
National River Day on February 2 celebrates the beauty and importance of rivers with events, activities, and initiatives that promote conservation & awareness.
Rheumatoid Awareness Day
Rheumatoid Awareness Day on February 2nd aims to raise awareness about rheumatoid arthritis and support those affected by this chronic autoimmune disease.
World Play Your Ukulele Day
Celebrate the fun holiday, World Play Your Ukulele Day on February 2. Join enthusiasts everywhere in learning new chords, strumming patterns, and songs.
February 3 - Daily Holidays
American
Painters Day
American Painters Day on February 3 is a day dedicated to celebrating and appreciating the immense contributions of American painters to the world of art.
Feed the Birds Day
February 3 is Feed the Birds Day. Show concern for our feathered friends by performing activities like setting up a bird feeder or making homemade bird food.
National Cordova Ice Worm Day
National Cordova Ice Worm Day on February 3 is a holiday celebrated in Cordova, Alaska. It honors the ice worm, a small creature that lives in glacial ice.
National Patient Recognition Day
National Patient Recognition Day is on February 3 and emphasizes the importance of healthcare providers to showing care and appreciation to their patients.
Take Your Child To The Library Day
Take Your Child To The Library Day on February 3 to support literacy and a love for reading by visiting your local library with your child and exploring books.
ARFMA Fancy Rat and Mouse Day
ARFMA Fancy Rat and Mouse Day on February 3 is a unique holiday organized by the American Rat and Mouse Fancy Association to celebrate these cute creatures.
Four Chaplains Day
Four Chaplains Day on February 3 commemorates the four military chaplains who sacrificed their lives to save others when the USS Dorchester sank during WW II.
National Day the Music Died Day
National Day the Music Died Day on February 3 honors the sad day in 1959 when musicians Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, and The Big Bopper died in a plane crash.
National Wedding Ring Day
National Wedding Ring Day on 02/03/2024 is a day for married couples to appreciate the symbolism of their wedding rings and the commitment they represent.
Veterinary Pharmacists Day
Veterinary Pharmacists Day on February 3 is a day to recognize and appreciate the important role of pharmacists in animal healthcare and their safety.
Commemoration of the Batepá Massacre (Sao Tome and Principe)
February 3 is a day to commemorate the Batepá Massacre of 1953, when the Portuguese colonial administration savagely massacred hundreds of native Creoles.
International Pisco Sour Day
International Pisco Sour Day falls on Feb 3. This cocktail from Peru and Chile is made with Pisco brandy, lime juice, syrup, egg white, and Angostura bitters.
National Golden Retriever Day
National Golden Retriever Day on February 3 is a day for golden retriever owners to spoil their pets and share their love for the breed on social media.
National Women Physicians Day
February 3 is National Women Physicians Day. It honors women doctors and Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell, the first woman to receive a US medical degree, Birthday.
Doggy Date Night
Doggy Date Night on February 3 is a fun holiday encouraging dog owners to spend quality time with their pets in places like the park or a cozy night in.
Mozambican Heroes Day (Mozambique)
Mozambican Heroes Day on February 3 is a national holiday in Mozambique, honoring those who lost their lives in the struggle for independence from Portugal.
National Ice Cream for Breakfast Day
National Ice Cream for Breakfast Day, on the first Saturday in February, is a day when the rules are bent, and ice cream can be enjoyed on breakfast day.
Our Lady of Suyapa (Honduras)
Our Lady of Suyapa Day on February 3 is a national holiday in Honduras, celebrating the patron saint of the country with religious celebration and pilgrimage.
Elmo’s Birthday
Elmo’s Birthday on February 3 is a day when fans of this Sesame Street character celebrate by watching enjoying Elmo on TV, in a book, or as the party theme.
National Carrot
Cake Day
National Carrot Cake Day on February 3 is a day for all carrot cake lovers to indulge in this dessert, whether it is homemade or from your favorite bakery.
National Missing Persons Day
National Missing Persons Day on February 3 is a day to raise awareness about missing individuals and to remember them along with their grief-stricken families.
Take A Cruise Day
Take A Cruise Day on February 3 is a day to celebrate the joy and the adventure of cruising. It's a perfect day to plan or book your next cruise vacation.
February 4- Daily Holidays
Dump Your Significant Jerk Day
Dump Your Significant Jerk Day on February 4 is a day for ending toxic relationships and encouraging people to free themselves of a bad relationship.
International Day of Human Fraternity
February 4 is International Day of Human Fraternity, is a day to promote peace and unity among humans worldwide and work towards a more harmonious world.
National Day
(Sri Lanka)
Sri Lankans show their patriotism on February 4, National Day, by honoring their independence with parades and festivities of the country's culture and history.
National Thank a Mail Carrier Day
National Thank a Mail Carrier Day is on February 4. Show appreciation to mail carriers by recognizing their hard work and dedication in all types of weather.
Torture Abolition Day
Torture Abolition Day on February 4 is an adamant stand against the use of torture and raises awareness about the inhumanity of it and to ban it worldwide.
Facebook's Birthday
February 4 marks Facebook’s Birthday. Celebrate by learning about its history and acknowledging the large impact this social media has had on our daily lives.
Liberace Day
Liberace Day on February 4 is a day to celebrate the life and career of the famous pianist by honoring his style and contribution to the entertainment world.
National Hemp Day
National Hemp Day on February 4 is a day to bring awareness to the versatile hemp plant and to educate people about the benefits of hemp for various purposes.
National Wicker Day
National Wicker Day on February 4 is an optimal day to appreciate and learn the rich history and wicker-making process in the wicker furniture industry.
USO Day
USO Day on February 4 recognizes the efforts and dedicated service of the United Service Organizations in supporting the U.S.military and their families.
Farmer's Day(Taiwan)
Farmer's Day in Taiwan on February 4 celebrates the hard work and contributions of farmers and their vital role in the country's economy and food supply.
Liberation Movement Day (Angola)
Angola commemorates the sacrifices made by those who fought for the country’s liberation from colonial rule on Liberation Movement Day, annually on February 4.
National Homemade Soup Day
Enjoy National Homemade Soup Day on February 4 by enjoying the comfort and warmth of homemade soup and sharing new recipes (and old ones) with others.
Quacker Day
Quacker Day is on February 4 and is a day to celebrate Jeanne Bice and her Quacker Factory clothing line, honoring her and the strong community of Quackers.
World Cancer Day
World Cancer Day on February 4 raises awareness about cancer and to encourage its prevention, detection, treatment and to remember those affected by cancer.
Grammy Awards
The Grammy Awards on 02/04/2024 is a celebration of musical excellence where artists from all over are recognized for their achievements in the music industry.
Medjoola Date Day
Medjoola Date Day on February 4 is a day to celebrate the sweet and nutritious fruit by enjoying a variety of Medjoola date dishes for dinner or a health snac
National Stuffed Mushroom Day
National Stuffed Mushroom Day on February 4 is perfect for enjoying this appetizer and trying different fillings you can share with friends and family.
Rosa Parks Day (in California and Missouri)
Rosa Parks on February is a day to honor the civil rights activist and her bravery that sparked the Montgomery Bus Boycott and helped the civil rights movement.
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Heart Horror Day
National Spaghetti Day is a pasta-filled holiday celebrated on January 4th, honoring the beloved Italian dish. Savor the flavors and versatility of spaghetti!
National Create a Vacuum day
Explore the science behind vacuums on February 4, National Create a Vacuum Day by experimenting and learning about the principles of air pressure and vacuums.
National Sweater Day
National Sweater Day is on February 4 and is a perfect day to appreciate the versatility and warm of sweaters by cherishing and wearing your favorite sweater.
Scout Sunday
February 4, Scout Sunday marks the start of Boy Scout Week, honoring the contributions of Boy Scouts to their communities and their own personal growth.
February 5 - Daily Holidays
Adlai Stevenson Day
Adlai Stevenson Day, celebrated on February 5, honors the life and achievements of Adlai Stevenson, a prominent political figure in the United States.
Move Hollywood & Broadway to Lebanon, PA Day
Lebanon, PA Day on Feb 5 is a fun holiday that imagines what it would be like if Hollywood and Broadway were located in Lebanon, PA instead of New York.
National Sickie Day
On February 5, National Weatherperson’s Day, appreciates the contributions of meteorologists, forecasters, spotters, observers, and other weather professionals.
World Nutella Day
World Nutella Day celebrates popular hazelnut-chocolate spread on February 5. People happily share recipes and experiences to express their love for it.
Constitution Day (Mexico)
Constitution Day in Mexico, taking place on February 5, is a national holiday that commemorates and celebrates the enactment of the Mexican Constitution
National Chocolate Fondue Day
National Chocolate Fondue Day on Feb 5 celebrates the combination of melted chocolate and various dippable treats, allowing chocolate lovers to indulge.
National Weatherperson’s Day
On February 5, National Weatherperson’s Day, appreciates the contributions of meteorologists, forecasters, spotters, observers, and other weather professionals.
Disaster Day
Disaster Day, on February 5, aims to raise awareness for individuals and communities to have an emergency plan for safety in place for potential disasters.
National Fart Day
National Fart Day on February 5, de stigmatizes and lightens conversation around natural bodily functions, promoting acceptance, freedom to poot and humor.
Unity Day (Burundi)
Unity Day in Burundi is celebrated on February 5, aims to promote reconciliation among Burundians, honoring the ongoing efforts towards peace in the country.
Feast of St Agatha (San Marino)
Feast of St Agatha in San Marino, celebrated and observed on February 5, is a religious holiday dedicated to St. Agatha, the patron saint of the country
National Pork
Rind Day
Feb. 5 is National Pork Rind Day, a day to enjoy the crispy and savory snack made from pig skin and encourage pork rind lovers to indulge and share the treat.
Western
Monarch Day
Western Monarch Day on Feb 5 is dedicated to the Western Monarch butterfly. It raises awareness of their declining population and promotes habitat protection.
Kashmir Day (Pakistan)
Kashmir Day in Pakistan, on February 5, is a national holiday to show solidarity with the Kashmiris and raise awareness about the ongoing conflict in the region
National Shower
with a Friend Day
National Shower with a Friend Day on February 5 promotes water conservation and the benefits of showering with a friend in filtered, chlorine-free water.
World Animal
Reiki Day
Celebrate World Animal Reiki Day on February 5th by sharing love and healing energy with animals. Join in by honoring and caring for furry friends worldwide.
February 6- Daily Holidays
African American Coaches Day
African American Coaches Day is on February 6 to honor, acknowledge, and celebrate the accomplishments of African American coaches in different sports.
National
Chopsticks Day
National Chopsticks Day is celebrated on Feb 6, a day to honor the history and use of chopsticks and discover the culture and traditions that surround them.
Safer Internet Day
February 6 is Safer Internet Day, and is dedicated to promoting the safe and responsible use of online technology and mobile devices for children worldwide.
Canadian Maple Syrup Day
Canadian Maple Syrup Day celebrates Canada's famous sweet, thick maple syrup on February 6. It honors the tradition, craft, and taste of Canadian maple syrup.
National
Lame Duck Day
February 6, 2024, National Lame Duck Day, honors the ratification of the 20th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, also known as the Lame Duck Amendment
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Time to Talk Day
Time to Talk Day, celebrated on February 6, is a day to encourage everyone to talk about mental health and break the silence and stigma around the subject.
International Day
of Zero Tolerance
to Female
Genital Mutilation
International Day of Zero Tolerance to Female Genital Mutilation is on February 6. It is a UN-sponsored day to raise awareness and eradicate FGM, worldwide.
National
Valentine Shopping Reminder Day
February 6 is National Valentine Shopping Reminder Day, a day to start thinking about the perfect gift to express your love and affection for your loved one.
Waitangi Day
(New Zealand)
Waitangi Day, observed on February 6, is a New Zealand public holiday to celebrate the signing of the Treaty of Waitangi, New Zealand's founding document/
International Frozen Yogurt Day
International Frozen Yogurt Day, on February 6, celebrates the love of this healthier alternative to ice cream and for yogurt shop owners to offer specials
Pay a
Compliment Day
Pay a Compliment Day on February 6, is a day to spread positivity and appreciating the good in others by giving genuine compliments and making others feel good.
Isra and Mi'raj (Jordan)
Isra and Mi'raj is celebrated nation-wide in Jordan on February 6. It remembers the Night Journey of the prophet Muhammad in the year 621, according to Islam.
Play Monopoly Day
Play Monopoly Day, on February 6, is a day to enjoy the classic board game by gathering with loved ones and relishing the competitive spirit of the game.
February 7- Daily Holidays
Ballet Day
Ballet Day on February 7, celebrates the grace and beauty of ballet, appreciates dancers' skill and dedication, and promotes ballet for exercise and expression.
Laura Ingalls
Wilder Day
Laura Ingalls Wilder Day on February 7, celebrates the author of the Little House on the Prairie series and aims to encourage children to read her books.
National Send a Card to a Friend Day
February 7, is National Send a Card to a Friend Day and the perfect day to let your friends know you're thinking of them by sending a card in appreciation.
Who Shall I Be Day
Who Shall I Be Day on February 7 is a day to explore different aspects of your personality and try different roles to take steps towards becoming that person.
e Day
Feb 7 is a day to celebrate the mathematical constant e, about 2.71828 and to honor the importance of this number in calculus, complex numbers and other areas.
National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day
National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day on February 7 focuses on education and aims to increase awareness of the higher rate of HIV/AIDS in the Black community.
National Signing Day for College Football
National Signing Day for College Football is on February 7 is a day of excitement and when high school football players officially commit to college programs.
World Read
Aloud Day
World Read Aloud Day on February 7, is a day to celebrate the power of reading aloud to promote literacy and encourage others to enjoy reading aloud.
Give Kids A Smile Day
Give Kids A Smile Day is on February 7, and it offers free dental care and education to children in need across the US to promote oral health for all.
National Fettuccine Alfredo Day
National Fettuccine Alfredo Day is on February 7 and a day to celebrate this tasty dish. Celebrate by dining at your favorite Italian restaurant or at home.
Rose Day
Rose Day on February 7, is a day to celebrate the beauty and symbolism of roses by giving loved ones some or to enjoy the beauty of roses in gardens.
Global
School Play Day
Global School Play Day on the first Wednesday of February promotes fun through unstructured play in schools. It's a day for children to learn through play.
National Girls & Women in Sports Day
National Girls & Women in Sports Day on Feb 7, celebrates female athletes, promotes equality in sports, and encourages girls and women to participate in sports.
Sterile Packaging Day
February 7 is Sterile Packaging Day, a day to recognize the importance of and the technology behind sterile packaging for medical safety and effectiveness.
Hug an Addict or Alcoholic Day
Hug an Addict or Alcoholic Day is on February 7. It's a day to show support and love to those struggling with addiction and remind them that they are not alone.
National Periodic Table Day
National Periodic Table Day on February 7, celebrates the organization of chemical elements, fostering appreciation for & bringing awareness to its importance.
Wave All Your Fingers at Your Neighbor Day
Wave All Your Fingers at Your Neighbor Day is on February 7. It aims to encourage friendliness and community spirit by intentionally waving at your neighbors.
February 8- Daily Holidays
Argyle Day
National Argyle Day is celebrated on January 8 to honor the iconic argyle pattern from Scotland. It's a day to wear and appreciate this classic design.
Earth's Rotation Day
Earth's Rotation Day celebrates the scientific understanding of our planet's rotation. It's an opportunity to learn and appreciate the wonders of astronomy.
National Clean Off Your Desk Day
National Samantha Day is a celebration of all the independent, adventurous, and unconventional Samanthas in our lives. It takes place on January 6 each year.
National Snuggle a Chicken Day
National Technology Day on January 6th celebrates technological achievements that impact our lives, honoring how technology changes the world. #TechnologyDay
World Typing Day
Typing Day, celebrated on January 8, honors the ability to type and communicate. It commemorates the history and importance of typing in written communication.
Battle of New Orleans
The holiday is the Battle of New Orleans, observed on January 8th in Louisiana. It is a legal state holiday (LA) that commemorates the historic battle.
Marrow Donor Day (Armenia)
Marrow Donor Day, celebrated on January 8th, recognizes the efforts of the Armenian Bone Marrow Donor Registry in saving lives through stem cell donations.
National English Toffee Day
National Shortbread Day celebrates the rich, buttery delight of shortbread cookies. Indulge in this treat on January 6th and share your creations with others.
National Winter Skin Relief Day
National Winter Skin Relief Day is observed annually on January 8th to raise awareness about the importance of caring for our skin during the winter months.
Yinekokratia
'Yinekokratia' is a Greek cultural festival where on January 8th, couples reverse roles, with men doing housework while women enjoy a day off and celebrate.
Birthday of Eugenio María de Hostos
The holiday is the Birthday of E. M. de Hostos, observed on January 11, 2024, in Puerto Rico. It's not a public holiday & businesses have normal opening hours.
National 4th
Graders Day
National 4th Graders Day celebrates the achievements and creativity of fourth-grade students. It honors their hard work and encourages a love for learning.
National
Gluten-Free Day
National Smith Day is a celebration of those with the last name 'Smith' or a name containing 'Smith'. It honors the popular surname's history and significance.
Plough Monday
Plough Monday is an old British harvest tradition where farm workers tour villages with a plow, raise money, and celebrate the start of the agricultural season.
Christmas Day,
Day 2 (Orthodox)
Orthodox Christmas Day is celebrated on January 7 in the United States. It is a time for Orthodox Christians to commemorate the birth of Jesus Christ.
National
Bubble Bath Day
National Bubble Bath Day is a day to relax and unwind with a luxurious bubble bath, celebrate self-care, and provide physical and mental health benefits.
National JoyGerm Day
National Take a Poet to Lunch Day is a holiday celebrated on January 6th annually. It is a day dedicated to appreciating poetry by taking a poet out to lunch.
Show and Tell Day at Work Day
Show and Tell at Work Day is a fun opportunity for adults to share something important or interesting with colleagues, promoting workplace fun and bonding
Coming of Age Day
Coming of Age Day in Japan celebrates the transition to adulthood with ceremonies, formal attire, and festivities. It is a cherished national holiday.
National Career Coach Day
The holiday "National Career Coach Day" is a day to recognize and celebrate the important work of career coaches in shaping the future of the workplace.
National Man Watcher's Day
National Take Down the Christmas Tree Day, celebrated on January 6th, marks the end of the holiday season and encourages the removal of Christmas trees.
War on Poverty Day
War on Poverty Day is observed annually on January 8th to reflect on the impact of legislation aimed at expanding economic opportunity and fighting poverty.
February 9
Balloon Ascension Day (Aviation in America Day)
Balloon Ascension Day is a celebration of the first human-crewed balloon flight in America. It honors Jean-Paul Blanchard's pioneering work in aeronautics.
Law Enforcement Appreciation Day
National Law Enforcement Day is a holiday dedicated to showing support and appreciation for the difficult and important work of law enforcement officers.
National
Poetry at Work Day
Poetry at Work Day celebrates the use of poetry for relaxation & creativity in the workplace. It improves mental ability and fosters strong work relationships.
Play God Day
Play God Day is a special day to do something nice for others, reflecting God's blessings. It promotes kindness, unity, and making someone's day better.
Comprehensive Peace Agreement Day (Sudan)
The holiday is called Peace Agreement Day in South Sudan. It is a public holiday celebrated on January 9th to commemorate the signing of a peace agreement.
Martyrs' Day (Panama)
Martyrs' Day is on Jan 9th in Panama, to mourn the 22 Panamanians who died in the 1964 riots over the United State's control of the Panama Canal Zone.
National
Shop for Travel Day
National Shop for Travel Day celebrates the joy of travel & the vital role of technology in making it easier to shop, compare, plan, and book vacations.
Day of the
Republika Srpska
The holiday is called "Day of the Republika Srpska," and it is a local holiday in Republika Srpska, Bosnia and Herzegovina. It was observed on January 9.
Međimurje Secession Day( Croatia)
The holiday being described is Međimurje Unification Day in Croatia, observed on January 9. It's not a public holiday, and businesses have normal opening hours.
National
Static Electricity Day
Static Electricity Day is a celebration dedicated to the fascinating phenomenon of electric charge and its effects. Learn its history, facts, and activities.
Gambhir Singh’s Death Anniversary in Manipur
The holiday is the death anniversary of Raja Gambhir Singh, a notable ruler of Manipur. It is a public holiday in Manipur, India, observed on January 9.
National Apricot Day
National Apricot Day is observed every year on January 9th in the United States. Celebrate by enjoying this versatile fruit and sharing it with others.
National
Word Nerd Day
National Word Nerd Day celebrates the importance of language and words in our culture. Learn new words, use old ones, and geek out on your favorites ones!
International Choreographers Day
International Choreographers Day is a celebration of the talented individuals who create and arrange dance movements. It is observed on January 9 each year.
National
Cassoulet Day
National Cassoulet Day is a celebration of the delicious French casserole made with white beans. It's a day to enjoy the flavors and warmth of this dish.
Non-Resident
Indian Day (Pravasi Bharatiya Divas)
NRI Day is celebrated on January 9th to honor Indians living abroad and their contributions to India's growth. It marks Mahatma Gandhi's return in 1915.
February 10- Daily Holidays, Observances, and Awareness Days
All The News
That's Fit To Print Day
A day dedicated to commemorating the vital importance of quality journalism and emphasizing the enduring significance of factual and unbiased reporting.
Global Movie Day
Global Cinematic Day, held on the second Saturday in February, is a day to appreciate the enchantment of cinematography and its profound impact on our lives.
National Cream Cheese Brownie Day
National Cream Cheese Brownie Day is a delightful occasion to indulge in the decadent combination of luscious cream cheese and irresistibly rich brownies.
Seollal (South Korea)
Seollal, also known as the Korean Lunar New Year, is a significant cultural holiday characterized by family gatherings and traditional ancestral rites.
Carnival (Panama)
A vibrant and exuberant festival in Panama, brimming with colorful costumes, energetic music, traditional dance performances, and joyful celebrations.
International Cribbage Day
International Cribbage Day is a festive and joy-filled holiday where people around the world come together to celebrate the timeless card game of cribbage.
National Flannel Day
National Flannel Appreciation Day is the perfect comforting holiday to celebrate the cozy and versatile flannel fabric, adored by countless individuals.
Teddy Day
Teddy Day is a joyous and cherished celebration that commemorates the immeasurable comfort, solace, and companionship provided by lovable teddy bears.
Carnival Saturday (Brazil)
Carnival Saturday is a joyous day in Brazil, symbolizing the commencement of the vibrant Carnival festivities with exuberant parades and lively parties.
International Snowmobile
Ride Day
International Snowmobile Ride Day, which happens on the second Saturday in February, is dedicated to the thrilling sport of snowmobiling, celebrated globally.
National Home Warranty Day
National Home Warranty Day is a holiday created to acknowledge and emphasize the significance of home warranties in safeguarding homeowners' investments.
Vietnamese New Year
The Vietnamese New Year, also known as Tet, is a beautiful and significant time of heartwarming family reunions and deeply rooted traditional customs.
Chinese New Year (Year of the Dragon)
The Chinese lunar year is celebrated with dragon dances and magnificent fireworks, marking the commencement of a festive, lively, and joyous occasion.
Losar
Losar, also known as the Tibetan New Year celebration, is commemorated with traditional rituals, vibrant and joyous public performances, and joyous festivities.
National
Umbrella Day
National Umbrella Day is a special day made to appreciate the faithful, but humble umbrella, which serves as a reliable and indispensable tool in rainy weather.
World Pulses Day
World Pulses Day is an internationally recognized day to celebrate the nutritional benefits and sustainability of pulses, which are highly nourishing crops.
Feast of Saint Paul's Shipwreck (Malta)
In Malta, there is a religious feast called the Feast of Saint Paul's Shipwreck. This event is held to commemorate the shipwreck of Saint Paul on the island.
Lunar New Year
Lunar New Year is a joyous and vibrant celebration observed in different Asian cultures to commemorate the auspicious beginning of the lunar calendar.
Plimsoll Day
Plimsoll Day commemorates the enduring and everlasting legacy of Samuel Plimsoll, an unwavering advocate for comprehensive maritime safety regulations.
February 11 - Daily Holidays, Observances, and Awareness Days
Autism Sunday
Autism Sunday is an international day of prayer observed annually to intently pray and raise profound awareness about people affected by autism worldwide.
Man Day
Man Day takes place annually on the Sunday before Valentine's Day and is a day to show appreciation for the special men in our lives and the role they play.
National Peppermint Patty Day
National Peppermint Patty Day is a food holiday celebrated on February 11th to honor the delicious and refreshing combination of chocolate and peppermint.
Pro Sports Wives Day
Pro Sports Wives Day, held February 11, is a celebration to recognize and honor the hard work and dedication of the wives and partners of professional athletes.
Superbowl Sunday
Super Bowl Sunday is the biggest annual sporting event in the United States, featuring the NFL championship game and extravagant halftime performances.
Be Electrific Day
Be Electrific Day celebrates the power and significance of electricity while also honoring the ingenious contributions of scientist and inventor Thomas Edison.
National Don’t Cry Over Spilled Milk Day
Mark your calendars for February 11th, the day we celebrate National Don't Cry Over Spilled Milk Day. Let's use this day to have a positive outlook on life.
National Pork
Rind Day
National Pork Rind Day falls on Superbowl Sunday, celebrating the crunchy snack that pairs perfectly with game-day beer and football. Snack away guilt-free!
Promise Day
Promise Day is celebrated on February 11th as part of Valentine's Week. This love-filled holiday is a day for making commitments and promises to loved ones.
World Day of The Sick
World Day of the Sick is an observance day designated by the Catholic Church to pray for those who are suffering from illness and for their caregivers.
Get Out Your
Guitar Day
Get Out Your Guitar Day encourages music lovers everywhere to spread joy by sharing love through playing their guitar and sharing their passion for music.
National
Inventors’ Day
Inventors make impressive and impactful contributions to the nation. National Inventors’ Day honors those who have contributed with their innovations.
National Shut-In Visitation Day
National Shut-in Visitation Day is a day to visit and bring cheer to those who are confined and unable to leave their homes due to an illness or disability.
Satisfied Staying Single Day
Satisfied Staying Single Day is a celebration of the joys of being single and choosing to live a fulfilling life without the need for a romantic partner.
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World Marriage Day
World Marriage Day is a day to celebrate the beauty and sanctity of marriage, honoring the commitment and love shared by couples all around the globe.
Grandmother Achievement Day
Grandmother Achievement Day celebrates the invaluable contributions of grandmothers in our daily lives and their special bond with their grandchildren.
National Latte Day
Celebrate National Latte Day on January 11th by indulging in a delicious, frothy latte from your favorite coffee shop or by learning to make one at home!
National
White Shirt Day
National White Shirt Day is observed to honor the American labor movement and the courage of workers who fought for fair wages and safe working conditions.
Shrovetide
Shrovetide is a traditional Christian festival celebrated on the day before Ash Wednesday, marked by feasting and merriment, often involving sports and games.
International Day of Women and Girls in Science
Let's honor the contribution of women and girls on February 11. International Day of Women and Girls in Science celebrates their achievements in STEM.
National Make a Friend Day
National Make a Friend Day is a day dedicated to encouraging people to reach out and make new friends, fostering connections and building relationships.
Popcorn Day
Popcorn Day is a celebration of one of America's favorite snacks - popcorn! It's a day to indulge in the salty, buttery goodness of this beloved treat.
Super Chicken
Wing Day
Super Chicken Wing Day on Super Bowl Sunday is a day to indulge in the crispy, saucy, and spicy goodness of chicken wings on game day with friends and family.
February 12 - Daily Holidays, Observances, and Awareness Days
Abraham Lincoln’s Birthday
Abraham Lincoln's Birthday is a U.S. federal holiday that commemorates the birth of the 16th President of the United States, Abraham Lincoln, on February 12th.
International
Epilepsy Day
International Epilepsy Day is an annual event observed on the second Monday of February to raise awareness about epilepsy and its impact on people worldwide.
National Freedom
to Marry Day
National Freedom to Marry Day is a holiday celebrated annually on February 12 to commemorate the fight for marriage equality and love and commitment for all.
Oglethorpe Day
Oglethorpe Day is a celebration held on February 12 to honor James Oglethorpe's birthday, founder of the US state of Georgia and advocate for social reform.
Darwin Day
Darwin Day is an annual celebration of the birth of Charles Darwin and his profound contributions to science and evolution, observed on February 12th.
Meal Monday
Meal Monday is a fun day dedicated to promoting healthy eating habits by encouraging people to prepare and enjoy nutritious meals with their loved ones.
National Lost
Penny Day
National Lost Penny Day is a lighthearted observance held on February 12 that encourages people to search for and appreciate the value of lost pennies.
Safety Pup Day
Safety Pup Day is a fun and educational annual event that teaches children about safety, featuring the beloved Safety Pup mascot and interactive activities.
Georgia Day
Georgia Day is a state holiday in Georgia, USA, celebrated on or around February 12. It commemorates the founding of the colony of Georgia on February 12, 1733.
NAACP Day
NAACP Day honors the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, an organization dedicated to fighting for civil rights for Black Americans.
National Plum Pudding Day
National Plum Pudding Day is a food holiday celebrated on February 12 each year, dedicated to the traditional British dessert made with dried fruit and spices.
Shrove Monday
Shrove Monday, also known as Collop Monday, is the day preceding Ash Wednesday, when people traditionally enjoy feasts of rich foods before the Lenten fast.
Hug Day
Hug Day is a us occasion dedicated to spreading boundless love and profound affection through the simple act of embracing someone you deeply care about.
National Clean Out Your Computer Day
National Clean Out Your Computer Day is honored on the second Monday of February each year to encourage people to optimize their devices and protect their data.
National Poop Day
National Poop Day is a lighthearted celebration that promotes awareness about digestive health and encourages open conversations about this bodily function.
International Day Against the Use of Child Soldiers (Also Known as Red Hand Day)
International Day Against the Use of Child Soldiers, also known as Red Hand Day, raises awareness about child soldiers and advocates for their protection.
National Football Hangover Day
National Football Hangover Day, observed on the day after the Super Bowl, is a day to recover from celebrations, eat greasy food, and reflect on the game.
Oatmeal Monday
Oatmeal Monday is an annual event celebrated on the second Monday of February, encouraging people to start their day with a nutritious bowl of oatmeal.
February 13 - Daily Holidays, Observances, and Awareness Days
Black Love Day
Black Love Day, celebrated on February 13th, is a holiday that encourages Black love, unity, and self-love through various cultural and community events.
Fat Tuesday
Shrove Tuesday, also known as Pancake Day, is the traditional feast day before the start of Lent, where people eat pancakes and indulge before fasting.
International
Pancake Day
International Pancake Day is an event celebrated on Shrove Tuesday, where people around the world make and consume pancakes in different styles and flavors.
National Break Up With Your Carrier Day
National Breakup with Your Carrier Day on February 13, encourages people to end their mobile phone contracts and find better deals with other carriers.
National
Wingman's Day
National Wingman's Day is a day dedicated to celebrating the power of friendship and the importance of being a supportive and reliable wingman for your friends.
Travel Africa Day
Travel Africa Day is an annual event that celebrates the beauty and diversity of Africa, showcasing its culture, wildlife, and tourism potential to the world.
Desperation Day
Desperation Day, also known as February 13th, is a humorous take on the day before Valentine's Day, where singles scramble at the last minute to find a date.
Galentine's Day
Galentine's Day is celebrated on February 13 to honor the special bond between female friends and promote the spirit of sisterhood and female empowerment.
Kiss Day
Kiss Day, celebrated on February 13, is a special day for couples to express their affection through kisses, whether sweet and gentle or passionate and fiery.
National Cheddar Day
National Cheddar Day is celebrated on February 13 annually to honor the rich, delicious, and versatile cheese that people all over have enjoyed for centuries.
Paczki Day
Paczki Day is a Polish-American tradition celebrated and enjoyed on Fat Tuesday, where people indulge in round, jelly-filled donuts before the start of Lent.
World Radio Day
World Radio Day is a global observance day celebrated on February 13th every year to raise awareness about the importance of radio and its impact on society.
Dream Your
Sweet Day
Dream Your Sweet Day is a holiday celebrated on February 13th, encouraging people to take a moment to relax, unwind, and indulge in some sweet dreams.
Get a Different
Name Day
Get a Different Name Day, celebrated on February 13, encourages people to try out a new name for the day or to explore the meanings and origins of their name.
Madly In Love
With Me Day
Madly in Love with Me, Day on February 13, is a day to celebrate self-love and self-care, reminding us to prioritize our own happiness and well-being.
National Crab Rangoon Day
National Crab Rangoon Day is dedicated to the Chinese-American appetizer made of crab meat and cream cheese filling wrapped in a wonton wrapper and deep-fried.
Safer Internet Day
Safer Internet Day is an annual global event that promotes the safe and responsible use of digital technology, especially among children and young people.
Employee Legal Awareness Day
Employee Legal Awareness Day promotes awareness, knowledge, and understanding of employment laws and regulations, empowering workers to protect their rights.
International Condom Day
International Condom Day promotes safe sex practices and raises awareness about the importance of using condoms to prevent STIs and unintended pregnancies.
Mardi Gras Carnival (New Orleans)
Mardi Gras: A vibrant, joyous celebration filled with parades, costumes, and revelry, held on the day before Ash Wednesday to kick off the Lenten season.
National Internet Friends Day
National Internet Friends Day celebrates the friendships formed online, recognizing the importance and impact of virtual connections in today's world.
Self-Love Day
Self-Love Day celebrates self-care and self-acceptance. It's a reminder to prioritize your own well-being and treat yourself with kindness and compassion
Extraterrestrial Culture Day
Extraterrestrial Culture Day, celebrated on the second Tuesday in February, is a day to explore the diversity of possible extraterrestrial civilizations.
International
Natural Day
International Natural Day is celebrated on February 20th to promote the preservation and appreciation of nature and its resources for a sustainable future.
National Apology Day
National Apology Day is a day when the Australian government officially apologizes for wrongs committed against Indigenous Australians and seeks reconciliation.
National Tortellini Day
National Tortellini Day is a food holiday celebrated on February 13 every year to honor the delicious and versatile Italian pasta dumpling known as tortellini.
Shrove Tuesday/Mardi Gras
Mardi Gras is a carnival celebration that takes place before the Christian season of Lent, typically associated with colorful parades, costumes, and feasting.
February 14 - Daily Holidays, Observances, and Awareness Days
Ash Wednesday
(First Day of Lent)
Ash Wednesday is a Christian holy day that marks the start of the Lenten season. It is a time when Catholics all over reflect, repent, and renew their faith.
International Quirkyalone Day
International Quirkyalone Day is February 14 and celebrates individuals who enjoy being single and prefer to wait for the right person rather than settling.
National Call
in Single Day
National Call in Single Day is a humorous holiday for singles to celebrate their status and exercise their right to take a day off work for Valentine's Day.
National Have
a Heart Day
National Have a Heart Day is on February 14. It encourages acts of kindness and compassion towards others, promoting a more loving and compassionate world.
Singles Awareness Day (S.A.D.)
Singles Awareness Day celebrates self-love and independence and recognizes that being single is just as valid and fulfilling as being in a relationship.
World Sound
Healing Day
World Sound Healing Day is an annual event that promotes the healing power of sound and encourages people to participate in group sound healing sessions.
Congenital
Heart Defect Awareness Day
Congenital Heart Defect Awareness Day aims to increase awareness and understanding of congenital heart defects, the most prevalent type of birth defect
.
League of Women Voters Day
League of Women Voters Day honors the organization's efforts to promote informed and active participation in government through education and advocacy.
National Condom Awareness Day
National Condom Awareness Day on February 14 promotes the use of condoms to prevent sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and unintended pregnancies.
National Pet Theft Awareness Day
National Pet Theft Awareness Day raises awareness about the issue of pet theft and encourages pet owners to take measures to protect their furry friends.
Statehood
Day in Arizona
Statehood Day in Arizona is celebrated annually on February 14. It commemorates and honors Arizona's admission as the 48th state to the United States in 1912.
Frederick
Douglass Day
Frederick Douglass Day, February 14, celebrates the legacy and life of the famed abolitionist and author, promoting literacy and civil rights in his honor.
Library Lovers Day
Library Lovers Day celebrates libraries, the services they provide, and the dedicated professionals who make them a cornerstone of communities in the nation.
National Creme-Filled Chocolates Day
National Creme-Filled Chocolates Day is a day to indulge in the perfect mix of rich chocolate and sweet, creamy centers. Celebrate with your favorite treats!
National Women's Heart Day
National Women's Heart Day is a day to raise awareness about heart disease, the leading cause of death among women, and promote a heart-healthy lifestyle.
Valentine's Day
Valentine's Day is a celebration of love and affection by romantic couples everywhere and is marked by the exchange of cards, chocolates, and other gifts.
Gold Heart Day
Gold Heart Day is a philanthropic holiday celebrated on February 14th to raise awareness and support for disadvantaged and disabled children worldwide
Madly In Love With Me Day
Madly In Love With Me Day on February 14 encourages self-love and self-care, promoting self-love is the critical and necessary first step to loving others.
National Donor Day
National Donor Day promotes organ, eye, and tissue donation, encouraging people to register as donors and celebrating those who have saved the lives of others.
Race Relations Day
Race Relations Day promotes racial harmony and celebrates diversity, encouraging dialogue and understanding between different racial and ethnic groups.
World Bonobo Day
World Bonobo Day is held on February 14 to raise awareness about the endangered bonobo species and their importance in promoting peace, love, and conservation.
International
Book Giving Day
International Book Giving Day is a global celebration that encourages people to give books to children, promote literacy, and share the love of reading.
National Black Literacy Day
National Black Literacy Day highlights the importance of literacy in the Black communities across the nation and celebrates achievements in literacy education.
National Ferris
Wheel Day
February 14 is National Ferris Wheel Day. It commemorates George Washington Gale Ferris Jr.'s birthday and honors him as the creator of the first Ferris wheel.
Read to Your
Child Day
Read to Your Child Day on February 14 encourages parents and caregivers to prioritize reading aloud to their children, promoting literacy and bonding.
World Congenital Heart Defect Awareness Day
Unknown Citizens' Day serves as a solemn reminder to mark the countless undocumented immigrants and advocate for immigration reform and a path to citizenship.
February 15 - Daily Holidays, Observances, and Awareness Days
Annoy Squidward Day (Sponge Bob Square Pants)
Annoy Squidward Day, held annually, is a fun Sponge Bob Square Pants-themed holiday that encourages fans to celebrate Squidward Tentacles' grumpy character.
National Black Girl Magic Day
National Black Girl Magic Day, celebrated annually on February 15, honors the power, resilience, and beauty of black girls and women across the nation.
Singles
Awareness Day
Singles Awareness Day, celebrated on the day after Valentine's Day annually, promotes self-love, empowerment, and independence for single individuals.
World Cholangiocarcinoma Day
World Cholangiocarcinoma Day, on February 15 annually, raises awareness about this rare form of bile duct cancer, promoting research and patient support.
International Angelman Day
International Angelman Syndrome Day raises global awareness about this rare neurogenetic disorder, promoting research and support for affected families.
National
Gumdrop Day
The fun-loving holiday, National Gumdrop Day, February 15, celebrates the colorful, gelatin-based candy that promotes sharing with others and indulgence. Enjoy!
St. Skeletor's Day
St. Skeletor's Day, on February 15 annually, is a comical holiday, a satirical parody of Valentine's Day, commemorating the iconic He-Man villain, Skeletor.
World Hippo Day
World National Hippo Day is a global event to raise awareness about the conservation of the world's third-largest mammal, the endangered hippopotamus.
International Childhood Cancer Awareness Day
International Childhood Cancer Awareness Day exists to promote global awareness of childhood cancer, supporting research, treatment, and affected families.
National I Want Butterscotch Day
National I Want Butterscotch Day takes place on February 15 and is a day for butterscotch lovers to indulge in this sweet, buttery flavor. Share with friends!
Susan B. Anthony Day
Susan B. Anthony Day, on February 15, celebrates and honors Susan B. Anthony, a women's rights activist who worked for gender equality and women's suffrage.
Love Reset Day
Love Reset Day, held annually on February 15, encourages individuals to reassess their love lives, fostering healthy relationships and practicing self-love.
Nirvana Day (Buddhist)
Nirvana Day, observed annually on February 15, is a very sacred Buddhist holiday to commemorate the death of Buddha and his supreme attainment of Nirvana.
Wisconsin Day
Wisconsin Day happens annually on February 15th and commemorates the rich history, vibrant culture, and exceptional individuals of the state of Wisconsin.
Lupercalia
Lupercalia, held annually on February 15, is an ancient Roman festival that celebrates fertility and the coming of spring with various traditional rituals.
Remember the U.S.S. Maine Day
Remember, the U.S.S. Maine Day is an annual somber event that commemorates the lives lost in the 1898 catastrophic explosion of the U.S.S. Maine battleship.
World
Anthropology Day
Makar Sankranti is one of the most celebrated Hindu festivals. It celebrates harvest and is celebrated with great pomp and fervor in various parts of the country.
February 16 - Holidays, Observances, and Awareness Day
Appreciate
a Dragon Day
On January 16, celebrate Appreciate a Dragon Day! This day is a chance to honor dragons and all they do for us. Thank you, dragons, for your help and support!
National Fig
Newton Day
National Fig Newton Day is a day to celebrate the delicious Fig Newton cookie! Make it a day of fun and enjoyment and eat as many fig Newtons as you want!
National Without a Scalpel Day
Raise a band-aid! Celebrating National Without a Scalpel Day, where medical miracles happen without using a knife. Minimally invasive, maximally healing.
Teachers’ Day in Thailand
Teachers’ Day is a day in Thailand dedicated to honoring teachers. Students and parents often bring small gifts like flower or cards to show their gratitude.
Book Publishers Day
Book Publishers Day celebrates all things publishing! Hear from industry experts, learn about new technologies, and network with other publishing professionals.
National
Good Teen Day
National Good Teen Day is a day to celebrate all the positive things that teens do. Recognize the great things teens contribute to their families & communities.
Printing Ink Day
Ode to ink! Printing Ink Day (Jan 16's shadow) celebrates silent words bursting into color. From scribbles to masterpieces, ink's the magic in motion. ️
Civil Service Day
Civil Service Day celebrates the people who work in government jobs. These workers keep our communities running and provide important services to citizens.
National Nothing Day
National Nothing Day is a day to do nothing. Take a break from work, school, or your normal routine and relax. Just take the day to relax and do nothing.
Prohibition Remembrance Day
In remembrance of the victims and survivors of the prohibition era. A day to reflect on the tragedy of prohibition, and the importance of ending prohibition.
Heroes’ Day
in DR Congo
Heroes Day is a national holiday in the Democratic Republic of Congo to pay tribute to all those who have fought and sacrificed for independence and freedom.
National Quinoa Day
National Quinoa Day celebrates this nutrient-rich, gluten-free grain. Quinoa is a versatile ingredient that can be used in breakfast, lunch, and dinner recipes.
Psychiatric Technician's Day
One day a year, psychiatric technicians get to feel appreciated for all they do! Celebrate their work and all the patients they've helped over the year.
International Hot
& Spicy Food Day
International Hot & Spicy Food Day is January 16. From Thai to Indian, Mexican to Moroccan, there's a little something for everyone to heat up their taste buds.
National Religious Freedom Day
National Religious Freedom day celebrates the passage of the Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom in 1786 to protect freedom of religion for all people.
Rid the World of
Fad Diets &
Gimmicks Day
Rid the World of Fad Diets & Gimmicks Day encourages people to embrace healthy, sustainable diets instead of resorting to unhealthy and unsustainable fads.
February 17 - Holidays, Observances, and Awareness Day
Analog to
Digital TV Day
Analog to Digital TV Day, on February 17 annually, celebrates the innovative transition from analog to digital broadcasting technology in television systems.
National Indian Pudding Day
National Indian Pudding Day on February 17 celebrates the traditional New England dessert made from cornmeal and sweetened with molasses or maple syrup.
National
Tennis Pro Day
National Tennis Pro Day, which takes place annually on February 17, celebrates professional tennis players and their valuable contributions to the sport.
Champion Crab Races Day
Champion Crab Races Day, celebrated annually on February 17, captivates participants and spectators with thrilling crab races and vibrant cultural festivities.
National Love
Your Pet Day
Every February 17, we celebrate National Love Your Pet Day, which is a wonderful opportunity to show our beloved furry companions some extra love and attention.
Who Shall I Be Day
Who Shall I Be Day is celebrated on February 17 and encourages individuals to engage in a journey of self-discovery to unleash their full potential in life.
My Way Day
My Way Day is an empowering holiday on February 17 that encourages individuals to do things their own way, promoting individuality and self-confidence.
National PTA Founders Day
National PTA Founders Day is February 17 to recognize, honor, and appreciate the parent-teacher association's impact on children's education and well-being.
World
Human Spirit Day
World Human Spirit Day on 02/17/2024 is a day for meditation and reflection on the human spirit's potential.
National
Cabbage Day
The annual observance of National Cabbage Day on February 17 is dedicated to appreciating and eating the incredibly versatile and nutritious vegetable cabbage.
National Public Science Day
National Public Science Day, on February 17, promotes the importance of science and encourages public engagement in educational, scientific activities.
World Pangolin Day
World Pangolin Day, on the third Saturday in February, aims to increase awareness about the endangered pangolin species and promote conservation efforts.
National Cafe
Au Lait Day
On February 17, the French people celebrate National Café au lait Day, dedicated to the enjoyment of the delicious and popular coffee drink made with hot milk.
National Random Acts of Kindness Day
National Random Acts of Kindness Day takes place on February 17, and its purpose is to encourage people to perform small, random acts of kindness to others.
World Whale Day
World Whale Day is a celebration on the third Saturday in February that honors the majestic and incredible sea creatures and promotes conservation awareness.
February 18
Foundation Day
of Lima in Peru
Artist as Outlaw Day is an unofficial holiday that celebrates artists who defy conventions, challenge norms, and push boundaries in their creative expression.
National
Michigan Day
National Michigan Day is observed on January 18th. It celebrates the state of Michigan, its rich history, natural beauty, and contributions to the US.
Women’s Healthy Weight Day
Women's Healthy Weight Day is Thursday of the third full week in January. It promotes the acceptance of a healthy weight for women & overall wellness
Get to Know Your Customer Day
Get to Know Your Customer Day is observed on the third Thursday of every month. It encourages businesses to build strong relationships with their customers.
National
Peking Duck Day
National Peking Duck Day, observed on January 18, is dedicated to celebrating and savoring the traditional Chinese culinary delight known as Peking Duck.
Maintenance Day
Maintenance Day is dedicated to performing necessary maintenance tasks and upkeep, ensuring the smooth functioning of systems, equipment, or properties.
National
Thesaurus Day
National Thesaurus Day, observed on January 18, celebrates the importance of words and encourages the use of a thesaurus to enhance communication skills.
National Day
of Racial Healing
National Day of Racial Healing is designated to promote understanding, unity, and healing in the face of racial divisions and discrimination within society.
Royal Thai
Armed Forces Day
Royal Thai Armed Forces Day is observed on January 18th in Thailand to honor the country's armed forces for their vital contributions to national security.
National Gourmet Coffee Day
National Gourmet Coffee Day is a holiday celebrated on January 18th that recognizes and appreciates the exceptional taste of gourmet coffee around the world.
Winnie the Pooh Day
Winnie the Pooh Day is on January 18 to celebrate the beloved character, Winnie the Pooh, created by A.A. Milne, and his adventures in the Hundred Acre Wood.
February 19
Artist as Outlaw Day
National Argyle Day is celebrated on January 8 to honor the iconic argyle pattern from Scotland. It's a day to wear and appreciate this classic design.
Gaza Day in Iran
Earth's Rotation Day celebrates the scientific understanding of our planet's rotation. It's an opportunity to learn and appreciate the wonders of astronomy.
National Annie Day
National Samantha Day is a celebration of all the independent, adventurous, and unconventional Samanthas in our lives. It takes place on January 6 each year.
Rescuer's Day in Belarus
National Technology Day on January 6th celebrates technological achievements that impact our lives, honoring how technology changes the world. #TechnologyDay
Tin Can Day
Tin Can Day is a day dedicated to celebrating the impact of tin cans, recognizing their historical significance & contribution to food preservation & storage.
Brew a Potion Day
The holiday is the Battle of New Orleans, observed on January 8th in Louisiana. It is a legal state holiday (LA) that commemorates the historic battle.
Good Memory Day
Marrow Donor Day, celebrated on January 8th, recognizes the efforts of the Armenian Bone Marrow Donor Registry in saving lives through stem cell donations.
National Gun Appreciation Day
National Shortbread Day celebrates the rich, buttery delight of shortbread cookies. Indulge in this treat on January 6th and share your creations with others.
Robert E. Lee's Birthday - (State of Florida)
National Winter Skin Relief Day is observed annually on January 8th to raise awareness about the importance of caring for our skin during the winter months.
World Day of Migrants and Refugees
World Day of Migrants and Refugees is a day designated by the Catholic Church to raise awareness of the challenges faced by migrants and refugees worldwide.
Confederate
Heroes' Day
The holiday is the Birthday of E. M. de Hostos, observed on January 11, 2024, in Puerto Rico. It's not a public holiday & businesses have normal opening hours.
International
Fetish Day
National 4th Graders Day celebrates the achievements and creativity of fourth-grade students. It honors their hard work and encourages a love for learning.
National Lucy Day
National Smith Day is a celebration of those with the last name 'Smith' or a name containing 'Smith'. It honors the popular surname's history and significance.
Tenderness Toward Existence Day
Plough Monday is an old British harvest tradition where farm workers tour villages with a plow, raise money, and celebrate the start of the agricultural season.
World Quark Day
World Quark Day is a day dedicated to celebrating the consumption of quark, a type of fresh dairy product, and its versatility in various culinary applications.
Confederate Memorial Day - (State of Texas)
Orthodox Christmas Day is celebrated on January 7 in the United States. It is a time for Orthodox Christians to commemorate the birth of Jesus Christ.
Kokborok
Day in Tripura
National Bubble Bath Day is a day to relax and unwind with a luxurious bubble bath, celebrate self-care, and provide physical and mental health benefits.
National Popcorn Day
National Take a Poet to Lunch Day is a holiday celebrated on January 6th annually. It is a day dedicated to appreciating poetry by taking a poet out to lunch.
The Feast of Theophany
Show and Tell at Work Day is a fun opportunity for adults to share something important or interesting with colleagues, promoting workplace fun and bonding
Feast of Theophany
Coming of Age Day in Japan celebrates the transition to adulthood with ceremonies, formal attire, and festivities. It is a cherished national holiday.
Men’s Day in Iceland
The holiday "National Career Coach Day" is a day to recognize and celebrate the important work of career coaches in shaping the future of the workplace.
New Friends Day
National Take Down the Christmas Tree Day, celebrated on January 6th, marks the end of the holiday season and encourages the removal of Christmas trees.
Timkat in Ethiopia and Eritrea
War on Poverty Day is observed annually on January 8th to reflect on the impact of legislation aimed at expanding economic opportunity and fighting poverty.
February 20- Daily Holidays, Observances, and Awareness Days
Clean Out Your Bookcase Day
Clean Out Your Bookcase Day on February 20 encourages individuals to declutter and organize their bookcases, promoting a clean, efficient reading environment.
National
Leadership Day
National Leadership Appreciation Day on February 20 celebrates exemplary leaders and encourages the broad cultivation and enhancement of leadership skills.
No Politics Day
No Politics Day on February 20 is a designated day to take a break from political discussions and promote peace, harmony, and understanding among individuals.
National
Cherry Pie Day
National Cherry Pie Day on February 20 celebrates the timeless and tasty American dessert, encouraging the baking and indulgence of scrumptious cherry pies.
National Love
Your Pet Day
National Love Your Pet Day on February 20 is a special day to pamper and appreciate your furry friends. Don't forget to show them some extra love today!
Northern Hemisphere Hoodie Hoo Day
Northern Hemisphere Hoodie Hoo Day on February 20 is an energetic and fun day where people go outside at noon and wave their hands, shouting 'Hoodie-Hoo'.
National Comfy Day
National Comfy Day on February 20 is a day to embrace and bask in the comfort of comfy clothing and a relaxing environment, promoting relaxation and well-being.
National Muffin Day
National Muffin Day on February 19 celebrates versatile and delicious baked goods, encouraging the baking, sharing, and enjoyment of muffin varieties.
Women in
Blue Jeans Days
Women in Blue Jeans Days on February 20 celebrates the strength and resilience of women, particularly those in rural and farming communities by wearing jeans.
National Day of Solidarity With Muslim, Arab, and South Asian Immigrants
National Day of Solidarity With Muslim, Arab, and South Asian Immigrants on February 20 is a day to stand in support of these communities, promoting unity.
National Student Volunteer Day
National Student Volunteer Day on February 20 encourages students to volunteer in their communities, promoting civic engagement, compassion, and altruism.
World Day
for Social Justice
The World Day for Social Justice on February 20 aims to promote social justice, tackle poverty, combat exclusion, address unemployment, and foster equality.
National
Handcuff Day
National Handcuff Appreciation Day on February 20 recognizes the significance of handcuffs in law enforcement, stressing their historical usage and development.
National Whistleblower Reward Day
National Whistleblower Reward Day on February 20 honors those brave individuals who expose wrongdoing, acknowledging their remarkable contribution to justice.
February 21- Daily Holidays, Observances, and Awareness Days
Errol Barrow Day
Errol Barrow Day is a public holiday in Barbados that honors the life and achievements of the country's first Prime Minister, Errol Barrow, on his birthday.
International Sweatpants Day
International Sweatpants Day is a lighthearted holiday that celebrates the comfort and relaxation of sweatpants, encouraging people to embrace leisure attire.
National
Granola Bar Day
National Granola Bar Day is a celebration of the popular snack, recognizing its nutritional value and versatility as a convenient and tasty on-the-go option.
National New England Clam Chowder Day
National New England Clam Chowder Day is a culinary holiday celebrating the creamy and flavorful soup, a tradition associated with the New England region.
Own Your
Own Home Day
Own Your Own Home Day is a day dedicated to celebrating the achievement and significance of homeownership, promoting the value of desiring and owning a home.
World Snow Day
World Snow Day is an international celebration promoting winter sports and activities, encouraging people to enjoy and appreciate the snowy environment.
Grandma’s Day
Grandma's Day is a special holiday dedicated to honoring & celebrating grandmothers, recognizing their love, wisdom, & the important role they play in families.
Mariachi band Day (Día del Mariachi)
Mariachi Band Day (Día del Mariachi) is a festive celebration in Mexico honoring the traditional music and culture of mariachi bands, featuring cultural events.
National Hug
Your Puppy Day
National Hug Your Puppy Day is a day dedicated to showing affection to and bonding with puppies, promoting the joy and benefits of canine companionship.
National Sanctity of Human Life Day (AKA Pro-life Day and Sanctity of Human Life Sunday)
National Sanctity of Human Life Day, observed on the closest Sunday to January 22, commemorates the value of human life and advocates for pro-life principles.
Princess Ingrid Alexandra's birthday (Prinsesse Ingrid Alexandras fødselsdag) - Norway
Princess Ingrid Alexandra's birthday is a royal holiday in Norway, celebrating the birthday of the princess and her significance to the Norwegian monarchy.
Holy Ines
(Santa Inés) - Spain
Holy Ines (Santa Inés) is a religious holiday in Spain that honors Saint Agnes, a Christian martyr known for her faith and purity, celebrated on January 21st.
National Bakers-Crafters-Makers Day
National Bakers-Crafters-Makers Day is a holiday celebrating the creativity and skill of individuals involved in baking, crafting, and making handmade goods.
National Hugging Day
National Hugging Day is a day dedicated to promoting the positive effects of hugs on physical and emotional well-being, encouraging people to share affection.
National Squirrel Appreciation Day
National Squirrel Appreciation Day is a day dedicated to recognizing and celebrating the role of squirrels in the ecosystem and promoting appreciation for them.
Santa Inés - Argentina
Santa Inés is a religious holiday in Argentina that honors Saint Agnes, a Christian martyr known for her faith and purity, celebrated on January 21st.
Hunt for
Happiness Week
Hunt for Happiness Week is focused on promoting positive thinking, acts of kindness, and activities that contribute to personal and collective happiness.
National Cheesy Socks Day
National Cheesy Socks Day is a lighthearted holiday dedicated to wearing and celebrating fun, colorful, and whimsical socks with cheesy or quirky designs.
National
Hyaluronic Acid Day
National Hyaluronic Acid Day celebrates the skincare ingredient's hydrating and anti-aging properties, recognizing its contribution to skincare routines.
One-Liners Day
One-Liners Day is a lighthearted holiday that celebrates concise and witty one-liner jokes, encouraging humor and brevity in communication and entertainment.
Thank Your
Mentor Day
Thank Your Mentor Day is a day dedicated to expressing an appreciation to mentors for their guidance, support, and positive impact on others' lives.
International Playdate Day
International Playdate Day is a day dedicated to encouraging families to engage in playful activities, fostering social interaction, and the importance of play.
National Conscious Uncoupling Day
National Conscious Uncoupling Day is a day dedicated to promoting healthy breakups, emphasizing mutual respect and emotional well-being during separation.
National Max Day
National Max Day celebrates and honors individuals named Max, recognizing the Latin origin and significance of the name, along with its historical associations.
Our Lady of Altagracia (Nuestra Sra. de Altagracia) - Costa Rica, Dominican Republic
Our Lady of Altagracia is a religious holiday celebrated in Costa Rica and the Dominican Republic, honoring the patron saint of the respective countries.
World Religion Day (third Sunday in January)
World Religion Day, observed on the third Sunday in January, promotes interfaith harmony, encouraging dialogue and cooperation among religious communities.
February 22 - Daily Holidays, Observances, and Awareness Days
2Twenty2 Day
2Twenty2 Day on February 22 is a unique celebration, encouraging individuals to embrace the number two and its various significances in life and nature.
Great American
Spit Out
Great American Spit Out on February 22 is a day to promote tobacco-free lifestyles, encouraging individuals to quit chewing tobacco for their well-being.
National
Margarita Day
Margarita Day on February 22 is a fun celebration dedicated to the iconic tequila-based cocktail, where enthusiasts indulge in refreshing margaritas.
Supermarket Employee Day
Supermarket Employee Day on February 22 is a day to appreciate supermarket employees for their hard work and dedication in providing essential services.
Be Humble Day
Be Humble Day on February 22 is a day dedicated to humility, encouraging individuals to set aside pride and appreciate the simple virtues of humility.
Introduce a Girl to Engineering Day
Introduce a Girl to Engineering Day on January 22 aims to inspire girls to pursue careers in engineering, fostering a new generation of female engineers.
National Walking
the Dog Day
National Walking the Dog Day on February 22 is a day to promote the health benefits of walking for dogs and their owners, encouraging regular exercise.
Tex Avery Day
Tex Avery Day on February 22 is a day dedicated to honoring the extraordinary animator Tex Avery and his contributions to the world of animation and film.
European Day for Victims of Crime
The European Day for Victims of Crime, which falls on February 22, commemorates the victims of crime and advocating for their rights throughout Europe.
National Chili Day
National Chili Day on February 22 is a fantastic day to celebrate the popular spicy stew, encouraging people to cook, share, and thoroughly enjoy chili recipes.
Play More Cards Day
Play More Cards Day on February 22 is a day to enjoy various card games, encouraging social interaction, strategic thinking, and fun through playing cards.
Woolworth's Day
Woolworth's Day on February 22 is an occasion to honor the legendary retail establishment, acknowledging its rich history and influence on the American retail.
Founders Day (World Organization of the Scout Movement)
Founders Day on February 22 celebrates the birth of Scouting, celebrating the World Organization of the Scout Movement and its positive impacts on young people.
National Cook a Sweet Potato Day
National Cook a Sweet Potato Day on February 22 is a day to appreciate the nutritious and versatile sweet potato, encouraging cooking and sharing dishes.
Recreational Sports
& Fitness Day
Recreational Sports & Fitness Day on February 22 is a day to promote the benefits of recreational sports and fitness activities for health and well-being.
World Thinking Day (Girl Scout)
World Thinking Day on February 24 is a day for Girl Scouts to explore important issues, develop critical thinking skills and take action in their communities.
George Washington's Birthday
George Washington's Birthday on February 22 honors the first President of the United States, celebrating his leadership and contributions to the nation.
National
Heart Valve Disease Awareness Day
National Heart Valve Disease Awareness Day on February 22 aims to raise awareness about heart valve disease and the importance of early detection and treatment.
Single Tasking Day
Single Tasking Day on February 22 is a dedicated day to concentrate on one specific task at a time, promoting productivity and diminishing stress levels.
February 23- Daily Holidays, Observances, and Awareness Days
Curling is Cool Day
Curling is Remarkably Cool Day on February 23 celebrates the winter sport of curling, promoting its enjoyable nature and encouraging individuals to try it out.
National Banana Bread Day
National Banana Bread Day on February 23 celebrates the aromatic, delicious, and nutritious banana bread, encouraging people to bake and share this sweet treat.
Pinocchio Day
Pinocchio Day on February 23 celebrates the timeless classic tale of Pinocchio, promoting the cherished values of honesty and integrity it beautifully teaches.
Diesel Engine Day
Diesel Engine Appreciation Day on February 23 honors the invention of the diesel engine and its remarkable contribution to various industries worldwide.
National Hospitality Workers Appreciation Day
National Hospitality Workers Appreciation Day on February 23 honors the individuals in the hospitality industry, recognizing their dedication and service.
Tennis Day
Play Tennis Day on February 23 encourages individuals to actively participate in and thoroughly enjoy the game of tennis, thereby promoting physical fitness,
Great
American Spit Out
Great American Spit Out on February 23 encourages tobacco users to quit using tobacco products for at least one day, promoting healthier lifestyle choices.
National Rationalization Day
National Rationalization Day emphasizes logical thinking and evidence-based choices, reminding us of the significant power of rational decision-making.
Skip The Straw Day
Skip The Straw Day on February 23 promotes environmental sustainability by encouraging people to skip the plastic straw and opt for eco-friendly alternatives.
International Dog Biscuit Appreciation Day
International Dog Biscuit Appreciation Day on February 23 is a day to appreciate the nutritional benefits of dog biscuits and to treat our canine friends.
National Tile Day
National Tile Appreciation Day on February 23 celebrates the craftsmanship of tiling, acknowledging its significant role in architecture and interior design.
World Understanding and Peace Day
Worldwide Understanding and Peace Day on February 23 promotes global peace and understanding, encouraging dialogue and cooperation among all nations.
International Stand Up to Bullying Day
International Stand Up to Bullying Day on February 23 encourages people to take a stand against bullying, promoting a safer and more inclusive environment.
National
Tootsie Roll Day
National Tootsie Roll Day on February 23 celebrates the iconic Tootsie Roll candy, honoring its history and the immense joy it brings to candy enthusiasts.
February 24- Daily Holidays, Observances, and Awareness Days
Beer Can Appreciation Day
Beer Can Appreciation Day celebrates the anniversary of the first canned beer in 1935. It honors the innovation and nicety of beer cans in beverage history.
International
Day of Education
International Education Day, on January 24, emphasizes education for peace and development, advocating inclusive learning opportunities around the globe.
National
Library Selfie Day
National Library Selfie Day, marked on the fourth Wednesday in January, encourages people to share pictures of their bookshelves, promoting a love for reading.
Talk Like a Grizzled Prospector Day
Grizzled Prospector Day, celebrated humorously on January 24, encourages adopting the speech style of old-time prospectors for amusing linguistic fun.
Birthday of Imam Ali in Iran
The Birthday of Imam Ali in Iran commemorates the birth of Ali ibn Abi Talib, a key figure in Shia Islam and the cousin and son-in-law of Prophet Muhammad.
International Mobile Phone Recycling Day
International Mobile Phone Recycling Day, observed annually, promotes global awareness by encouraging the responsible disposal and recycling of mobile phones.
National Lobster Thermidor Day
National Lobster Thermidor Day celebrates the classic French dish. It honors the delicious lobster preparation with a rich, creamy sauce and tasty ingredients.
Tu Bishvat
Tu Bishvat, the Jewish New Year for Trees, typically observed in January or February, celebrates nature in Jewish tradition through rituals and planting.
Change a
Pet’s Life Day
Change a Pet's Life Day encourages adopting pets from shelters, promoting responsible pet ownership, and improving the lives of animals through love and care.
Macintosh
Computer Day
Macintosh Computer Day, observed on January 24, celebrates the introduction of the Apple Macintosh computer in 1984, marking a milestone in personal computing.
National Peanut Butter Day
National Peanut Butter Day, celebrated on January 24, honors the popular spread made from ground peanuts. It's a day to enjoy the versatile peanut butter.
Unification Day in Romania
Unification Day in Romania is on January 24, marking the 1918 union that incorporated Transylvania, Bessarabia, and Bukovina into the modern Romanian state.
Feast of Our Lady of Peace in Roman Catholic Church
The Feast of Our Lady of Peace in the Roman Catholic Church commemorates the Virgin Mary as a perfect symbol of peace and is celebrated on January 24.
Moebius Syndrome Awareness Day
Moebius Syndrome Awareness Day, observed on January 24, raises awareness about the rare neurological condition, fostering support for affected individuals.
National
“Just Do It” Day
National "Just Do It" Day, observed on January 24, encourages taking action and overcoming procrastination. It's a day to tackle tasks and pursue goals.
Weedless Wednesday
Weedless Wednesday, on January 24 during National Non-Smoking Week, urges tobacco and cannabis users to quit for 24 hours, promoting smoking cessation.
Global Belly
Laugh Day
Global Belly Laugh Day celebrated on January 24, promotes the health benefits of laughter. People worldwide are encouraged to share laughs for their well-being.
National
Compliment Day
National Compliment Day, on January 24, encourages sharing uplifting compliments, promoting positivity, and strengthening social bonds through kind words.
Paul Pitcher Day
Paul Pitcher Day, celebrated on January 24 in Cornwall, UK, traditionally involves breaking pitchers and drinking ale to mark the eve of St. Paul's conversion.
World Day for African and Afrodescendant Culture
World Day for African and Afrodescendant Culture, observed on January 24, celebrates the diverse cultural heritage of Afrodescendant communities globally.
February 25 - Daily Holidays, Observances, and Awareness Days
A Room Of
One’s Own Day
A Room of One's Own Day celebrates the empowerment of women's independence and creativity, inspired by Virginia Woolf's essay advocating for women's autonomy.
Mahayana New Year
Mahayana New Year is a Buddhist holiday celebrated in Mahayana Buddhist communities, marking the beginning of the new year based on the lunar calendar.
National
Opposite Day
National Opposite Day is a lighthearted observance where people humorously say or do the opposite of what they mean, adding fun and whimsy to interactions.
Betico Croes' Birthday in Aruba
Betico Croes' Birthday in Aruba is a public holiday commemorating the birth of Gilberto François "Betico" Croes, a key figure in Aruba's political history.
NASA's Day of Remembrance
NASA's Day of Remembrance is observed to honor the brave astronauts who lost their lives in the pursuit of space exploration and scientific advancement.
National Tourism
Day in India
National Tourism Day in India is a day promoting the country's rich cultural heritage and diverse attractions, aiming to boost tourism and travel awareness.
Burns Night
Burns Night is a Scottish celebration held on January 25th to honor the life and works of the poet Robert Burns through traditional food, poetry, and music.
National
Fish Taco Day
National Fish Taco Day celebrates the popular dish consisting of fish, toppings, and tortillas, highlighting its cultural significance and culinary enjoyment.
Observe the
Weather Day
Observe the Weather Day encourages people to take note of and appreciate the weather, fostering awareness and understanding of meteorological phenomena.
Clashing Clothes Day
Clashing Clothes Day, celebrated on the fourth Thursday in January, encourages wearing mismatched, colorful outfits as a fun and bold fashion statement.
National
Irish Coffee Day
National Irish Coffee Day celebrates the classic drink made with hot coffee, Irish whiskey, sugar, and cream, honoring its rich and flavorful tradition.
St Dwynwen'
Day in UK
St Dwynwen's Day is celebrated in Wales on January 25th, honoring the Welsh patron saint of lovers and promoting romantic gestures and expressions of love.
Macintosh
Computer Day
Macintosh Computer Day celebrates the introduction of the Apple Macintosh computer, marking its impact on the technology industry and computing history.
National IV Nurse Day
National IV Nurse Day is an observance to recognize and honor the specialized skills and contributions of nurses who administer intravenous therapy to patients.
Students
Day in Russia
Students Day in Russia is a celebration of the country's youth and future, recognizing the importance of education and the contributions of students to society.
February 26 - Daily Holidays, Observances, and Awareness Days
Carnival Day
Carnival Day on February 26 is a festive occasion celebrating carnivals with parades, music, and costumes, marking the beginning of the Lenten season.
National Bacon Day
National Bacon Day on February 26 is a day for bacon lovers to indulge in their favorite food, celebrating the savory, versatile, and delicious pork product.
National Set A Good Example Day
National Set A Positive Example Day on February 26 encourages individuals everywhere to exemplify, promote, and embody positive behavior and values in society.
Carpe Diem Day
Carpe Diem Day on February 26 encourages seizing the day, making the most of present opportunities, and living life to the fullest without procrastination.
National Cupcake Day (Canada)
National Cupcake Day (Canada) on February 26 is a day to enjoy cupcakes and raise funds for animal welfare companies, falling on the last Monday of February.
National Tell a
Fairy Tale Day
National Tell a Fairy Tale Day on February 26 is a day to read, tell, and listen to fairy tales, celebrating the tradition and magic of these stories.
For Pete's Sake Day
Pete's Sake Day on February 26 is a day to express exasperation or frustration in a polite but stern manner, a lighthearted celebration of mild exclamations.
National Customized Wheel and Tire Day
National Customized Wheel and Tire Day on February 26 celebrates the art of customizing wheels and tires, recognizing the skills of automotive enthusiasts.
Play More Cards Day
Play More Cards Day on February 26, falling on the last Monday of February, encourages people to play card games for fun, relaxation, and social interaction.
Letter to an Elder Day
Letter to an Elder Day on February 26 is a day dedicated to writing letters to seniors, expressing gratitude, love, and respect to bridge the generational gap.
National Personal Chef's Day
National Personal Chef's Day on Februay 26 honors personal chefs, celebrating their culinary skills and the personalized dining experiences they provide.
Thermos Bottle Day
Thermos Bottle Day on February 26 celebrates the invention of the beloved thermos bottle, recognizing its role in keeping beverages at desired temperatures.
Levi Strauss Day
Levi Strauss Day on February 26 celebrates the birthday of Levi Strauss, the inventor of blue jeans, and the impact of his invention on global fashion.
World and National Pistachio Day
World Pistachio Day on February 26 is a global celebration of pistachios, promoting their nutritional benefits and their use in various cuisines worldwide.
February 27 - Daily Holidays, Observances, and Awareness Days
Auschwitz
Liberation Day
Auschwitz Liberation Day on January 27 marks the liberation of the concentration camp, emphasizing remembrance, education, and reflection on the Holocaust.
Local Quilt Shop Day
Local Quilt Shop Day is celebrated on January 28. It aims to support & celebrate small, independent quilt shops and promote community engagement with quilting.
Saint Dévote's
Day - Monaco
Saint Dévote's Day in Monaco, celebrated on January 27, honors the patron saint of the principality, Saint Devote, with religious ceremonies and festive events.
Defender of the Fatherland Day in Turkmenistan
Defender of the Fatherland Day in Turkmenistan celebrated on January 27, honors the country's armed forces and the people dedicated to defending the nation.
National
Geographic Day
National Geographic Day, on January 27, honors the renowned magazine and society, promoting awareness and appreciation of geography, science, and exploration.
Spirituality Day/St Sava's Day in Serbia
Spirituality Day, also known as St. Sava's Day, marked on January 27 in Serbia, honors the country's patron saint and promotes reflection and cultural heritage.
e-Day
e-Day, observed on January 27, celebrates the mathematical constant "e" (approximately 2.71828), showcasing its significance in mathematics and science.
National
Seed Swap Day
National Seed Swap Day is on the last Saturday of January & encourages gardeners to exchange seeds, fostering biodiversity and promoting sustainable gardening.
Thomas Crapper Day
Thomas Crapper Day, observed on January 27, celebrates the contributions of Thomas Crapper to modern plumbing, honoring his innovations in the toilet industry.
International Holocaust Remembrance Day
International Holocaust Remembrance Day, observed on January 27, honors the victims of the Holocaust, emphasizing remembrance and education to prevent genocide.
National
Chocolate Cake Day
National Chocolate Cake Day, celebrated on January 27, indulges chocolate lovers in the joy of this rich dessert, honoring its rich flavor and sweetness.
Vietnam Peace Day
Vietnam Peace Day, observed on January 27, observes the signing of the Paris Peace Accords in 1973, marking the end of the Vietnam War and promoting peace.
International Port Wine Day
International Port Wine Day, observed on January 27, celebrates the rich heritage of Port wine, a fortified wine from Portugal's Douro Valley, through tastings.
Punch the Clock Day
Punch the Clock Day, observed on January 27, recognizes the value of clocking in and out of work, symbolizing dedication to employment and the work ethic.
World Breast Pumping Day
World Breast Pumping Day, on January 27, raises awareness about the importance of breast pumping, supporting breastfeeding mothers, and normalizing its use.
February 28- Daily Holidays, Observances, and Awareness Days
Car Keys And Small Change Day
Car Keys And Small Change Day on Feb 28 reminds us to enjoy the little things in life, find joy in simplicity, and cherish small gestures that bring delight.
Linus Pauling Day
Linus Pauling Day on February 28 in the wonderful state of Oregon splendidly commemorates the extraordinary scientist and his remarkable contributions.
National Public Sleeping Day
National Blueberry Pancake Day is a culinary holiday celebrating the delicious combination of blueberries and pancakes, a popular tasty breakfast dish.
Digital Learning Day
Digital Learning Day promotes technology in education to foster critical thinking, uniting educators, students, and lawmakers in embracing the digital era.
National Chocolate Souffle Day
National Chocolate Souffle Day on Feb 28 honors the French dessert, chocolate soufflé. It's a delightful occasion for chocolate lovers to savor this treat.
National Science Day
National Science Day on February 28 celebrates scientific advancements, promotes knowledge sharing, and encourages scientific curiosity among individuals.
Global Scouse Day
Global Scouse Day on February 28 enthusiastically celebrates the scrumptious and tasty culinary delight of Scouse, a delectable and mouthwatering type of stew.
National Essay Day
National Essay Day, observed annually on February 28, aims to celebrate and promote the artistry of essay writing, which leads to intellectual growth.
National Tooth Fairy Day
National Tooth Fairy Day takes place each year on February 28. It celebrates the childhood fairy tale and myth of the Tooth Fairy exchanging a tooth for a gift.
Inconvenience Yourself Day
Inconvenience Yourself Day, which falls on February 28, promotes acts of kindness towards others, even if those acts are inconvenient and challenging.
National Floral
Design Day
National Floral Design Day, observed on February 28, is a celebration that appreciates the exquisite beauty and artistry found within floral arrangements.
Pink Shirt Day
Pink Shirt Day is on February 28 annually, promotes anti-bullying campaigns, and encourages wearing pink shirts to promote kindness, compassion, and support.
International Repetitive Strain Injury Awareness Day
International Repetitive Strain Injury Awareness Day on February 28 aims to raise awareness about workplace-caused injuries and promote prevention strategies.
National
Pancake Day (IHOP)
National Pancake Day on February 28 is a delightful occasion to savor and indulge in the beloved breakfast dish of fluffy, savory, and delectable pancakes.