April 21 Holidays

National Tea Day

Just because we dumped all that tea in the harbor, doesn’t mean we don’t enjoy the relaxing, warm drink. Visit a Fest-Tea-Val, or simply enjoy a steaming mug of tea.

• United Kingdom

National Bunion Day

Feet are something that people often take for granted – until something goes wrong with them! With approximately 65 millions Americans impacted by the pain and discomfort caused by bunions, it just makes sense that there would be a day to promote and raise awareness about this foot condition. Join in...

• United Kingdom
• United States

World Creativity and Innovation Day

View the world in a different way on World Creativity and Innovation Day, by thinking about creative solutions to a problem or engaging with other thinkers and creators.

• Australia
• Canada
• India
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National Library Workers Day

Thank your librarian, or even volunteer at your local library to gain an appreciation for what these hard-working public servants do every day for our society.

• United States

National Chocolate Covered Cashews Day

Everyone knows about chocolate covered peanuts, but surely the creamy sweetness of the cashew makes the ideal nut base for this chocolatey treat.

• Canada
• United Kingdom
• United States

National Bulldogs Are Beautiful Day

Shower your bulldog with love and affection, meet other bulldog owners, and post pictures of your best friend to prove to everyone that Bulldogs are Beautiful.

• Australia
• Canada
• United Kingdom
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World Curlew Day

Graceful shorebirds, facing threats, symbolize the delicate balance of ecosystems, urging awareness for their preservation and conservation.

• Australia
• Canada
• Ireland
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National Rendering Day

National Rendering Day shines a light on an industry that often goes unnoticed but plays a big role in sustainability. Instead of letting leftover animal materials and used cooking oil go to waste, rendering turns them into useful products. These byproducts become pet food, renewable fuels, and even ingredients for...

• United States

Tiradentes Day

Tiradentes Day is a special time in Brazil to honor the memory of Joaquim José da Silva Xavier, a figure who symbolized the struggle against colonial rule. Known as Tiradentes, or "tooth-puller" because of his work as a dentist, he led a group aiming to free Brazil from Portuguese control...

• Brazil

National Yellow Bat Day

Responsible for analyzing intercepted communications, this intelligence unit supported US Army operations during the Vietnam conflict.

• United States

National Pet CBD Day

National Pet CBD Day exists to educate pet owners about using CBD safely and wisely for animal wellness. It highlights how hemp-derived cannabidiol may ease pain, reduce anxiety, support mobility, and boost appetite in pets. Experts stress the importance of choosing pet-specific, lab-tested, THC‑free products. They also recommend consulting veterinarians before...

• United States

National Kindergarten Day

Join your child at kindergarten by volunteering and engaging with kids of this adorable age. Don’t have kids? Let your inner kid out by having a snack taking a nap.

• United States

Big Word Day

Elevating language with substantial expressions, conveying ideas with impactful verbiage for enriched communication and comprehension.

• Canada
• United Kingdom
• United States

National Surprise Drug Test Day

National Surprise Drug Test Day is a unique observance that adds an element of suspense to everyday life. On this day, many workplaces conduct unannounced drug tests to promote a drug-free environment. The surprise aspect keeps employees vigilant, ensuring they adhere to company policies regarding drug use. This practice not...

• United States

Keep Off the Grass Day

Keep Off the Grass Day is a lively reminder to appreciate and protect green spaces, especially the everyday lawn. Grass can look tough, but it is a living carpet with shallow roots, delicate blades, and an ongoing need for air, water, and sunlight. This day spotlights how quickly a yard...

• Australia
• Canada
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International Loch Ness Monster Day

The modern legend of the Loch Ness monster, known by Scottish locals as “Nessie”, has been described as a shy, quiet creature who might have surprised or frightened folks but who has never harmed anyone. That gentler interpretation is part of the charm. A mysterious animal that prefers privacy fits...

• United Kingdom
• United States

National Chickpea Day

National Chickpea Day is all about celebrating one small bean with big impact. Chickpeas star in dishes around the world, from crispy snacks to creamy dips. They bring flavor, texture, and color to every meal they touch. This special day brings attention to their role in cooking and how they...

• United States

Tuna Rights Day

Tuna Rights Day raises awareness about protecting one of the most overfished species in our oceans. Tuna aren’t just another seafood option—they’re key players in keeping marine ecosystems healthy. Their numbers have dropped sharply because of intense commercial fishing. This day reminds us that the choices we make affect the...

Battle of San Jacinto

The Battle of San Jacinto stands out as one of those lightning-strike moments in history when patience, timing, and nerve collide. Texan soldiers, tired from weeks of retreat and hardship, suddenly flipped the script on a Mexican force that believed the fight was all but settled. What followed was a...

• United States

Advisor Appreciation Day

You know that feeling of being completely lost in a maze of choices? That’s where advisors step in. Advisor Appreciation Day celebrates the people who help students make sense of it all. These guides offer more than advice: they provide direction when the path feels unclear, and they do it...

• United States

Thank You for Libraries Day

Thank you for Libraries Day honors the places where ideas grow. It recognizes how libraries offer us free books, digital content, and expert help. Many people rely on library staff to find the exact information they need or to dive into new topics. Communities gather there, making libraries feel like...

• United States

Radonitsa

Radonitsa, often called the "Day of Rejoicing," holds a special place in Belarusian culture. It is a day dedicated to remembering loved ones who have passed away. How to Observe Radonitsa Celebrating Radonitsa can be a unique experience filled with traditions and a touch of joyful remembrance. Here are a few...

• Belarus
• Moldova
• Russia
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National Crime Victims’ Rights Week

In its more than three decades of existence, the purpose of National Crime Victims’ Rights Week is not only to recognize the ways that the movement for crime victims has improved over the years, but also to shine a spotlight on the continued opportunities that exist. How to Celebrate National...

• United States

National Pediatric Transplant Week

Each year, thousands of children across the world benefit from the life-saving medical intervention that comes through organ donation. But the list of those in need of organ donors is long and these younger patients often have to wait for a great deal of time for matches because of complex...

• 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

National Library Week

Silent realms of knowledge, these havens harbor stories and wisdom, inviting exploration beyond the whispers of time.

• United States

Coin Week

Begin or grow your coin collection, learn about how countries’ mints reflect their history, or join a coin club or even local competition during Coin Week.

• United States

FOP Awareness Month

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

Lesbian Visibility Week

To build awareness, create safe and healthy work environments, ‘normalize’ relationships, and allow lesbian voices to be heard, Lesbian Visibility Week provides various opportunities to build a society of inclusion. This event works to promote LGBTQIA women along with non-binary people in every field, from every generation, to every country...

• Australia
• Canada
• International
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National Princess Week

When you think of a princess, images of elegance, courage, and kindness come to mind. National Princess Week celebrates these traits, inviting everyone to embrace their inner royalty. This special week, started by Julie Andrews, Disney, and Target, is a chance to enjoy the magic and charm associated with princesses...

• United States

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

Feet Week

Happy feet make a happy person. Proper foot care involves regular washing, trimming nails, wearing comfortable shoes, and keeping them dry. Treat your feet well and they will take you places!

• United Kingdom

National Volunteer Week

Contributing time and effort, volunteering fosters positive change, enriching lives, and creating a ripple of goodwill in communities.

• Australia
• Canada
• New Zealand
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Administrative Professionals Week

In offices around the globe, desks become stages of gratitude during Administrative Professionals Week. Teams come together, celebrating those who keep the gears turning. Imagine the scene: colorful bouquets and heartfelt notes replace reports and spreadsheets. Managers pause meetings to say "thank you," acknowledging the often unseen dedication of their...

• Australia
• Brazil
• Canada
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National Park Week

Say hello to beautiful plants, native wildlife, natural landscapes, and unique terrains because it’s time to celebrate and enjoy National Park Week! History of National Park Week The first National Park Week was celebrated in 1991 when it was declared by US President George H.W. Bush to honor the 75th anniversary...

• United States

Every Kid Healthy Week

Nurturing vibrant habits, fostering active play, and embracing wholesome choices, helping children discover the joy of balanced living.

• United States

Animal Cruelty / Human Violence Awareness Week

Animal Cruelty / Human Violence Awareness Week is observed annually to shed light on the undeniable connection between abusing animals and harming humans. This observance week creates awareness of the need to understand the intersectional nature of these issues and for societal change to end the cruelty. It also promotes education...

• United Kingdom
• 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

National Sky Awareness Week

Humans go through life each day looking at the buildings, cars, computer screens, and other people around them, but it seems like a rare event that they will spend time being aware of the sky. National Sky Awareness Week seeks to remind people of all ages that there is something interesting...

• United States

National Work Zone Awareness Week

Warmer weather in the spring is a sign of beautiful things like green grass, lovely flowers and – road construction?! Okay. So, maybe road construction isn’t everyone’s favorite thing. But it is an important job that keeps the highways and roads up to date so everyone can get where they need...

• United States

Seville Fair

The Seville Fair, or Feria de Abril, is one of Spain's most vibrant and colorful celebrations. This week-long event fills the streets of Seville with life, music, and dance, transforming the city into a festival of lights, traditional costumes, and joyful gatherings. The fairground, known as "Real de la Feria,"...

• Spain

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

Allergy Awareness Week

Allergy Awareness Week shines a spotlight on the millions who deal with allergies daily. It's a crucial time to spread knowledge about various allergies, ranging from food to environmental triggers. This week reminds everyone of the serious nature of allergies, which can affect anyone at any time. It's an opportunity...

• United Kingdom
• United States

National Playground Safety Week

National Playground Safety Week shines a light on the critical importance of safe play areas for children. This special week draws attention to the need for secure, well-maintained playgrounds where kids can have fun without facing unnecessary risks. It's a lively call to action for communities to prioritize children's safety...

• United States

Health Information Professionals Week

Health Information Professionals Week is a celebration that honors the vital role of health information professionals in healthcare. These professionals ensure that patient data is accurate, secure, and accessible, supporting quality care and efficient healthcare operations. They work behind the scenes, managing patient records and data systems, which are crucial for...

• United States

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

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.