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See what else is going onWalk to Work Day
Good for your physical health, good for your mental health, good for the planet. Take some extra time in the morning to walk to work and reap all these benefits.
National School Librarian Day
School librarians ignite curiosity, nourish young minds, and guide a world of knowledge, creating lifelong learners.
International Carrot Day
Bake it into a cake, crunch it with some ranch, or cook it up in a butter sauce: the carrot is healthy, tasty, and surprisingly easy to grow for your own.
National Chicken Cordon Bleu Day
Cheese + ham + chicken breast, breaded and fried. Chicken Cordon Bleu exists in many cultures and cuisines in different ways, so find your favorite take on it.
How to celebrate Apr 4th
If you find yourself needing some out-of-the-box ways to spice up your day, consider diving into the celebrations of these peculiar holidays. Start your morning by cooking up a delicious chicken cordon bleu for breakfast to celebrate National Chicken Cordon Bleu Day. Take a stroll around your neighborhood and try to walk around every obstacle you encounter in honor of National Walk Around Things Day. Channel your creativity by telling a harmless lie to a friend or family member as part of Tell a Lie Day.
In the afternoon, visit your local library and express gratitude to your school librarian in celebration of National School Librarian Day. Take the opportunity to increase your Vitamin C intake by enjoying a refreshing glass of orange juice or a vitamin C-rich snack for National Vitamin C Day.
Embrace the spirit of camaraderie by giving warm hugs to the journalists in your life on National Hug a Newsperson Day. Unwind in the evening by slurping on a hot bowl of ramen to mark National Ramen Day. Encourage good health and well-being by participating in some outdoor activities for World Corporate Health Day.
End the day by listening to your favorite music and celebrating World Drummer’s Day or by taking a moment of silence to remember and honor the victims of violence on Victims of Violence Wholly Day.
Remember, embracing the offbeat and celebrating these unique holidays can add a touch of fun and spontaneity to your day. So go ahead – indulge in a burrito, give out hugs, tell a fib, and enjoy the medley of festivities that these weird holidays offer!
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Tell a Lie Day
Have a little fun, get creative, and break some rules—just this once—by telling a harmless fib and honing your acting skills on National Tell a Lie Day.
National Vitamin C Day
It’s good for your immune system, it’s good for your mental health, it’s even good for your skin. Don’t neglect this crucial vitamin on Vitamin C Day.
World Rat Day
Rat owners can take this day to pamper and love their little friends a little extra. Don’t have a rat? Visit one in a pet store, read about them, or watch Ratatouille!
National Ramen Day
Nourishing bowls of savory comfort — a culinary delight unveiling layers of intricate flavors with every satisfying slurp.
National Hug a Newsperson Day
Recognizing the efforts of those who keep us informed, shedding light on stories that shape our understanding and perspective.
Day of Silence
Give your vocal cords a break, and support the cause against LGBT bullying. Join a silent sit-in, put up posters, or simply stay quiet to promote awareness.
World Drummer’s Day
Maestros of rhythm, sculpting soundscapes with percussive artistry, their beats infuse life's symphony with pulse and passion.
National Walk Around Things Day
Most days, you’re forced to face your problems. Stressful. But on Walk Around Things Day, give yourself permission to avoid your problems and enjoy peace.
March Madness
Get your game face on for March Madness! This high-energy tournament is a slam dunk of excitement, passion, and heart-pumping action. So grab your team colors, gear up for the showdown, and let the madness begin!
FOP Awareness Month
Raising awareness for a rare condition, efforts unite to support those facing the challenges of Fibrodysplasia ossificans progressiva.
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See everything inSexual Assault Awareness Month
Realities exposed, voices united—confronting challenges and fostering empathy in the quest for justice and healing after assault.
Stress Awareness Month
Stress is linked to physical, mental, and emotional health. During Stress Awareness Month, learn about what triggers stress and how to manage it.
Animal Cruelty Prevention Month
Championing the welfare of innocent beings, advocating for compassion and justice to create a world free from harm.
National Jazz Appreciation Month
Learn about the history and heritage of jazz, listen to the greats, or find a local jazz club to engage with one of the United States’ richest musical movements.
National Garden Month
Spring is in the air! Explore the beauty of gardens, or get some dirt under your own nails, whether from pots by the window or a flowery expanse of your own.
National Alcohol Awareness Month
Promoting mindful choices, understanding limits, fostering informed decisions for a healthier relationship with alcohol and well-being.
International Guitar Month
Exploring melodies, strings resonate with rhythm, evoking emotions and stories through the power of music.
National Poetry Month
Lord Byron, Shel Silverstein, Emily Dickinson…you? Honor one of the richest literary forms by writing or reading poetry, learning about poets, or joining a community.
National Food Month
Savor diverse culinary delights, a journey of tastes transcending borders, igniting a symphony on your palate.
National Month of Hope
Persistent light, enduring strength, unwavering spirit, an anchor in uncertainty, a beacon through challenges, resilient optimism.
National Soy Foods Month
Exploring a diverse palate with plant-based delicacies, discovering the savory richness and versatility of nourishing soy creations.
National Soft Pretzel Month
Twisted dough, golden brown, salty delight, satisfying cravings — the perfect snack for any occasion, simply delicious.
Global Volunteer MonthÂ
Supporting causes, aiding communities, and making a difference, volunteering enriches lives and fosters connections among people.
National Volunteer Month
Contributing time and effort, making a positive impact, these endeavors embody the spirit of selflessness and community betterment.
National Pickleball Month
Amidst spirited rallies, a sport emerges, blending finesse and camaraderie, captivating enthusiasts with its distinctive charm on the court.
Limb Loss and Limb Difference Awareness Month
In the face of adversity, the human spirit triumphs. Embracing resilience and celebrating the triumphs of those who overcome challenges brings hope and inspiration to all.
Adopt A Ferret Month
Is it a cat? Is it a snake? Yes, it’s a ferret! These uncommon but loveable pets can make a great addition to the right home, but make sure to do your research first.
National Couple Appreciation Month
Take some time to appreciate romance and companionship, whether with a romantic getaway or date, or a just a small gesture reminding your person how you feel.
Straw Hat Month
They block the sun, keep the rain off, evoke a simpler time and place, and look timelessly stylish. If you don’t have a straw hat yet, it might be time to get one.
National Kite Month
Whispers of wind, colorful fabrics dancing, defying gravity — an artful ballet where tethered dreams ascend the sky's canvas.
Poetic Earth Month
Allow the Earth’s beauty to inspire you, and enjoy and share poetry, stories, or art to connect with your planet during Poetic Earth Month.
Active Dog Month
Dogs need exercise and fun just as much—if not more—than their humans. Bond with your furry friends by playing, running, or exploring new places with them.
Summer Tire Changeover Month
Different treads and tire designs are better for different conditions. So as the weather warms up, don’t forget to change from your Winter tires to your Summer tires.
National Decorating Month
Get creative and crafty, and bring life back to your home by painting, arranging furniture, and otherwise decorating the space you spend so much time in.
Parkinson’s Awareness Month
Learn about the effects of Parkinson’s Disease, how to help those who have it, or donate to foundations and research during Parkinson’s Awareness Month.
Month of the Military Child
Wear purple to honor the sacrifices and stress involved in being a military kid: separation, losing or fearing the loss of a parent, frequent moving, and more.
Autism Acceptance Month
Support research and education, learn about the symptoms and effects, and be better prepared to help those with autism in your life during Autism Acceptance Month.