April 18 2025 Holidays

International Amateur Radio Day

The “International” in “International Amateur Radio Day” honors how amateur radio-ers pioneered fast, immediate global connection in the 20th century.

• Canada
• France
• Germany
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World Heritage Day

Visit and support your local cultural icons and monuments, or travel to see some of the remarkable cultural heritage sites from all over the wide world.

• France
• Germany
• India
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National Animal Crackers Day

A classic favorite snack for children of generations, simply take some time to enjoy some sweet, fun animal crackers on National Animal Crackers Day.

• United States

World Marbles Day

If you have at least once played marbles, you'll know the thrill of knocking them out of a ring. World Marbles Day celebrates this excitement, bringing together enthusiasts from around the world. People of all ages gather to share their skills and enjoy the friendly competition. This vibrant event turns...

• Australia
• Belgium
• Canada
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National Lineman Appreciation Day

Many of us take electricity for granted, but we wouldn’t have it at all if it weren’t for the men and women who risk their lives to maintain it every day.

• United States

National Columnists’ Day

Peruse your paper for the often entertaining, often sage advice of a columnist like Dear Abby, or write in to see if they have some insight into your own problems.

• United States

National Velociraptor Awareness Day

What would you call a sleeping dinosaur? A dino-snore. National Velociraptor Awareness Day is here! It’s time to bust out your dino-mite puns. Celebrated annually, it pays homage to favorite prehistoric creatures: velociraptors. It’s a fun day of education. So, the day might not involve the heart-stopping excitement of dodging...

• United States

National Exercise Day

Engaging in physical activity invigorates the body, fostering vitality and well-being with each rhythmic movement and breath.

• Australia
• Canada
• United Kingdom
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National Piñata Day

Get a bat, get a piñata, and whack away! It doesn’t have to be a birthday or other occasion to treat yourself to a cathartic piñata—or try making your own.

• Mexico
• Spain
• United States

Sleep Apnea Awareness Day

Sleep Apnea Awareness Day highlights the significance of understanding and managing this common sleep disorder. Many people are unaware they have sleep apnea, leading to serious health issues like heart disease, diabetes, and depression. When we bring attention to this condition, we can encourage individuals to recognize symptoms and seek...

• Australia
• Canada
• Germany
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National Clean Out Your Medicine Cabinet Day

Tidying up the medicine stash ensures safety, preventing mishaps and creating a healthier environment at home.

• United States

International Jugglers Day

International Jugglers Day, celebrated annually, is a vibrant occasion that unites jugglers and enthusiasts from around the globe. It highlights the skill, creativity, and joy that juggling brings to both performers and audiences. The day serves as a reminder of the rich cultural significance of juggling, a practice that spans over...

• Canada
• International
• United Kingdom
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Good Friday

Observed in remembrance of the crucifixion of Jesus, this significant event is usually marked by church services and solemn reflections.

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• Canada
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Pet Owners Independence Day

For one day, flip the script on that furry freeloader and make them take care of you. Lie on the carpet, kick your ear, don’t go to work and taste the freedom.

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• United Kingdom
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Adult Autism Awareness Day

Adult Autism Awareness Day, celebrated annually, is a vibrant event that shines a light on the lives of adults with autism. This day is dedicated to increasing recognition of the challenges they face daily and the diversity within the autism community. By focusing on adult autism, the day helps promote a...

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• International
• United Kingdom
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Orthodox Good Friday

Orthodox Good Friday is a deeply revered day among Orthodox Christians, observed to honor the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. This solemn day falls on different dates each year, adhering to the Julian calendar, unlike many Western Christian churches that use the Gregorian calendar. In 2024, for example, it will be...

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• Bulgaria
• Cyprus
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Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival

The Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival springs to life in the Californian desert's heart. Under the blazing sun, festival-goers in vibrant outfits converge, excitement palpable in the air. Stages tower against the backdrop of palm trees and mountains, awaiting the electrifying performances of artists from across the globe. The...

• United States

National Dog Bite Prevention Week

It is hard to think something as loyal as a dog could ever harm someone. But even the sweetest pup may react when afraid or stressed. National Dog Bite Prevention Week brings this truth into focus. It reminds people that bites often come from everyday situations—startling a dog, grabbing its toy...

• United States

Money Smart Week

Being smart with money isn't just about saving; it's also about making informed decisions and enjoying the process. Money Smart Week offers the perfect opportunity to dive into financial literacy and reconsider financial habits. In its essence, Money Smart Week is a lively event held annually to boost financial literacy...

• United States

Discover National Parks Fortnight

Discover National Parks Fortnight invites everyone to join in on an adventure - exploring the stunning landscapes and rich biodiversity of national parks. This fantastic outdoor-themed event spans two weeks each year. This period is the ideal opportunity to reconnect with the great outdoors and appreciate the environmental treasures within...

• United Kingdom

Make Mine Chocolate

"Make Mine Chocolate" is a lively campaign urging people to think twice before giving live rabbits as Easter gifts. The campaign encourages people to opt for chocolate bunnies instead. This approach helps spread the message of responsible pet ownership while offering a sweet alternative that won't end up in shelters...

• United Kingdom
• United States

FOP Awareness Month

Raising awareness for a rare condition, efforts unite to support those facing the challenges of Fibrodysplasia ossificans progressiva.

Cleaning for a Reason Week

Cleaning for a Reason Week is a special time when cleaning companies, donors, and communities come together to support people going through cancer treatment. During this week, the goal is to bring in more cleaning partners, raise money, and help more households with free cleaning services. Volunteers and professional cleaners pitch...

• Canada
• United States

Edinburgh Science Festival

The Edinburgh Science Festival transforms the Scottish capital into a hub buzzing with scientific discovery and innovation for two weeks every year. This event is among Europe's largest science festivals. The event for science lovers offers a unique blend of education, entertainment, and exploration for the thousands who attend it. History...

• United Kingdom

National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week

From 9-1-1 emergency call operators and alarm systems to answering other non-emergency forms of communication such as texts, emails and social media contacts, public safety telecommunicators have a lot on the line every day when they show up for work! As technology rapidly advances and evolves, so do the opportunities for...

• United States

Global Days of Action on Military Spending

The Global Days of Action on Military Spending is a lively global campaign that invites people everywhere to rethink how public funds are used. It urges governments to shift resources from arms to real security, like health, education, and clean energy. When new military spending data arrives, advocates use the moment...

• Spain
• United Kingdom
• United States

Fair Housing Month

Fair Housing Month emphasizes the importance of equal access to housing for everyone. It is a strong reminder that housing discrimination based on race, gender, religion, or disability is not only unlawful but also harmful to communities. This month brings people together to raise awareness about the rights everyone has...

• United States

Chocolate Festival in Bariloche

The Chocolate Festival in Bariloche is an annual event that transforms the city into a haven for chocolate lovers. Known for its long chocolate traditions, Bariloche celebrates this festival with an array of mouth-watering events. The streets fill with the sweet aroma of artisan chocolates, inviting visitors to indulge in...

• Argentina

Hate Week

Hate Week acts as a mass event in George Orwell’s novel 1984. Citizens gather for parades, rallies, and propaganda shows. Party speakers whip crowds into fierce emotion. They scream slogans and chant new songs. That energy binds them together. It channels collective anger toward whichever enemy the state targets. A sudden...

National Green Week

National Green Week is an exciting initiative that brings attention to the importance of environmental sustainability. Schools and organizations across the country use this week to engage students in activities that promote greener living. The event aims to inspire young minds to adopt eco-friendly habits that can make a lasting...

• United States

Orthodox Holy Week

Orthodox Holy Week is a deep and meaningful journey leading up to Easter, which celebrates Christ's resurrection. This sacred week starts with Palm Sunday, marking Jesus’ arrival in Jerusalem, greeted as a king. Each day then carries unique themes and moments of reflection. Early in the week, the parable of...

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Semana Santa

Semana Santa, or Holy Week, is a profound time of reflection and devotion in many Christian communities. Streets come alive with solemn processions, participants carry religious icons, and traditional music fills the air. This period focuses on the final days of Jesus Christ, drawing believers together in shared faith and contemplation...

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• Mexico
• Portugal
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Passover Begins

Among the most solemn and meaningful observances in the Jewish calendar, Passover marks the beginning of an eight-day journey. This holiday, known as Pesach in Hebrew, commemorates the Israelites' liberation from slavery in ancient Egypt. The term "Passover" refers to the divine act of sparing the Israelites during the final plague...

• Egypt
• Israel
• United States

National Grilled Cheese Month

Grilled cheese is more than a sandwich—it’s a familiar comfort. National Grilled Cheese Month celebrates that warm mix of crisp bread and melted cheese. It doesn’t ask for much, just a few ingredients and a hot pan. Yet it delivers a bite that feels like home. This month reminds us that...

• United States

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.

Move More Month

Move More Month encourages people to add more physical activity to their everyday routines. It's a time to inspire everyone, regardless of fitness level, to get moving and improve their health. Even small efforts, like taking a walk or dancing to your favorite song, can make a big difference. The...

• United States

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.