October 10 2025 Holidays

National Cake Decorating Day

Try your hand at cake decorating. From sheet cake to cupcakes, complex frosting flowers to simple sprinkles, there’s something out there for everyone.

• Australia
• Canada
• United Kingdom
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National Handbag Day

From totes to satchels to clutches, treat yourself to a new handbag. With so many options, you’re sure to find something that reflects who you are.

• United States

National Hug a Drummer Day

Honor the backbone of every band by giving a drummer a hug — or take the plunge and learn to drum yourself.

• Brazil
• Germany
• International
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World Egg Day

Have fun with egg-based meals, from scrambled eggs for breakfast to egg cake for dessert. Make use of eggs in other ways by decorating them with family.

• Canada
• International
• United Kingdom
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World Porridge Day

Learn about the health benefits of porridge, eat some yourself, and volunteer to help feed the hungry on this just-right day devoted to this fiber-rich dish.

• Australia
• Canada
• United Kingdom
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World Homeless Day

Help raise awareness about the 100 million+ people worldwide who are homeless, and donate to helping these people.

• Australia
• Canada
• International
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World Gulab Jamun Day

Mouthwatering spheres, dripping with sweetness—delightful treats that capture the essence of culinary indulgence and celebration.

• Australia
• Canada
• India
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Vet Nurse Day

Just as healthcare nurses take care of human patients, vet nurses are crucial to the health and happiness of our pets. Thank a vet nurse for their hard work.

• Australia
• United Kingdom
• United States

World Day Against the Death Penalty

Championing the cause for justice, standing firm against the irreversible, advocating for a fair and humane legal system.

• Canada
• France
• International
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SHIFT10 Day

Shift 10% of your shopping to local sellers on SHIFT10 Day, to support local businesses, farmer’s markets, and other alternatives to big box stores.

• Australia
• Canada
• United Kingdom
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National Walk to a Park Day

National Walk to a Park Day was established through the initiatives of the Trust for Public Land, a group of concerned citizens who believe that every human being should have access to the outdoors! History of National Walk to a Park Day Fighting for healthy, livable communities, the non-profit organization, Trust for...

• United States

National Angel Food Cake Day

A cake so light and fluffy that “an angel could eat it and still fly without being weighed down”, Angel Food Cake is a delightful and delicious treat to enjoy. National Angel Food Cake Day brings the perfect reason to celebrate this tasty cake boasting a recipe that was likely...

• Canada
• United States

International Stage Management Day

Behind every breathtaking stage show, there's someone quietly making sure everything runs like clockwork—that's the stage manager. From the moment rehearsals begin to the final curtain call, these multitasking pros guide the chaos behind the scenes. They cue the lights, prompt the actors, and coordinate the crew. You may never see...

• United Kingdom

World Animal Road Accident Awareness Day

World Animal Road Accident Awareness Day starts with a simple truth—roads can be deadly for animals. Every time we drive, we enter a space shared with wildlife. Foxes slip through hedges, deer wander across highways, and even small creatures like frogs or hedgehogs try to cross. They don't know traffic rules...

International Jumping Spider Day

International Jumping Spider Day is a fun and friendly celebration of one of nature’s tiniest show-stealers. These little spiders aren’t the creepy kind. They’re curious, alert, and surprisingly cute. With their big eyes and jerky, playful movements, they’ve charmed people across the world. On this day, fans post close-up photos, trade...

Inclusion Day

Inclusion Day celebrates the idea that everyone matters. It’s a time when people come together to honour differences—whether in ability, background, or belief. The goal is simple: make sure every person feels seen, heard, and valued. It’s not about grand gestures. Even small acts—like listening without judgment or inviting someone new...

World Plant-Based Burger Day

World Plant-Based Burger Day celebrates a tasty shift in how we eat. This day shines a spotlight on burgers made entirely from plants—no meat, just wholesome ingredients. These burgers are crafted from foods like beans, grains, and vegetables, offering a delicious alternative to traditional meat patties. Whether you're a long-time vegetarian...

• United States

National Hug a Kevin Day

National Hug a Kevin Day brings a lighthearted twist to the calendar. This quirky celebration encourages people to share a warm embrace with anyone named Kevin. Whether it's a friend, family member, or colleague, the day offers a fun excuse to spread joy and laughter. It's not just about the...

National Formalwear Day

National Formalwear Day is all about stepping into something a little sharper than usual. It's that moment when you zip up a dress or button your best shirt and instantly feel a bit more special. There’s something fun about trading jeans for a blazer, or sneakers for shiny shoes. This day...

• United States

World Mental Health Day

Focus on improving your own mental health, ending the stigma surrounding it, and supporting others through World Mental Health Day events and fundraisers.

• Australia
• Canada
• International
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National Manufacturing Week

National Manufacturing Week shines a spotlight on the manufacturing sector's vital role in the economy. Celebrated with events and activities, this week underscores the industry's contributions to innovation and job creation. It involves various organizations sharing data and insights, which helps highlight manufacturing's impact on daily life and the economy​. This...

• Australia
• Canada
• United Kingdom
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Dysautonomia Awareness Month

Join or host a fundraising event, do your research, and help raise awareness about dysautonomia, a class of diseases affected the autonomic nervous system.

Seed Gathering Season

Seed Gathering Season bursts into life as autumn sets in. It's a vibrant celebration where communities come together to collect seeds from local trees, flowers, and fruits. This activity fosters a connection with nature, encouraging people to explore their surroundings and appreciate the beauty of the natural world. The season...

• United Kingdom

International Plasma Awareness Week

International Plasma Awareness Week is a global call to celebrate how plasma donors make a real impact on treatment. It brings focus to life-saving plasma donation and how this unique part of blood becomes medicine for people with rare and serious conditions. Donors’ actions echo far beyond the clinic. Each session...

National Curry Week

Savor vibrant spices and rich blends, an aromatic dance on your palate, igniting a culinary journey of delight.

• United Kingdom

Baby Loss Awareness Week

Baby Loss Awareness Week brings light to a tender topic, uniting those touched by the loss of a baby. Celebrated from the 9th to the 15th of October every year, it offers a meaningful time for parents, families, and friends to honor and remember their dearly missed babies. This week serves...

• Australia
• Canada
• United Kingdom

Rtveli

Rtveli is a vibrant grape harvest festival celebrated across Georgia. It is a joyful blend of hard work and celebration. It's a time when people unite to collect the fruits of their labor and honor the cultural heritage of winemaking that has been cherished for generations. The festival extends beyond...

• Georgia

World Space Week

Did you know that there's a whole week each year dedicated solely to celebrating the wonders of space? World Space Week, held annually in the autumn, turns eyes skyward to appreciate science and technology's roles in improving our lives through space exploration. How to Celebrate World Space Week Here are some...

• United States

Haemophilia Awareness Week

Haemophilia Awareness Week plays a crucial role in shining a light on bleeding disorders. This week helps educate the public about haemophilia, a genetic condition that affects blood clotting. People with haemophilia bleed longer than usual, which can lead to serious health issues. By raising awareness, the event aims to...

• Australia

Oktoberfest in Blumenau

Oktoberfest in Blumenau is a lively celebration of German culture in Brazil. This annual festival transforms the city into a lively hub of music, dance, and joy. People gather from all over to enjoy traditional Bavarian beer, hearty meals, and cheerful camaraderie. Colorful parades fill the streets, with participants dressed in...

• Brazil

Kestenijada

Kestenijada is a vibrant celebration in Hrvatska Kostajnica dedicated to the beloved chestnut. During this lively festival, the town is filled with the aroma of roasted chestnuts, drawing visitors from near and far. The event not only lets people pick their chestnuts in the nearby woods but also offers an...

• Croatia

Truffle Days in Croatia

Truffle Days in Croatia, specifically in the Istrian village of Livade, is a unique celebration that draws food lovers from around the world. The event stretches over several weekends in autumn, offering visitors a chance to immerse themselves in the world of truffles. This region is renowned for its prized...

• Croatia

Hispanic Heritage Month

Join an event, forum, or exhibition for Hispanic Heritage Month, and appreciate the art, history, and cultural offerings of this rich and expansive heritage.

• United States

Mental Illness Awareness Week

Mental Illness Awareness Week (MIAW) is an annual event that highlights mental health issues. It takes place during the first week of October and aims to educate and reduce stigma around mental illnesses. This initiative brings together individuals and organizations across the nation, highlighting the urgent need for dialogue and...

• United States

National Drive Electric Month

While the gasoline car has certainly been the most popular in automobile history, many people don’t realize that some of the first cars invented ran on electric power! Experimental prototypes of these cars showed up in Europe in the 1830s, and the first viable option may have been in 1890...

• Canada
• Mexico
• United States

British Food Fortnight

British Food Fortnight is a lively and delicious celebration of the UK's culinary heritage. This two-week event highlights the best of British produce, from fresh vegetables to succulent meats. The celebration spans across restaurants, pubs, and markets, creating a festive atmosphere that encourages everyone to indulge in local flavors. The...

• United Kingdom

National Spinning and Weaving Week

Two different crafts that often go together, spinning and weaving are ancient practices that are still relevant in modern times to producing all sorts of textiles and fabrics. Spinning in the process of spinning raw fibers, like cotton or wool, into threads. Weaving uses the threads or yarn to layer...

• United States

National Midwifery Week

Midwifery is a practice that has been around since ancient times, where an experienced person is called upon to assist and lead when a woman is giving birth. Having evolved over the years, midwives are now extremely skilled and go through rigorous training to give compassionate and competent care to...

• United States

Celebrate Community Week

Fostering collaboration and proactive volunteering, Celebrate Community Week brings people together from all over the globe with a common purpose – to serve their communities and make the world a better, more beautiful place! How to Celebrate Community Week Join a Celebrate Community Week Event Working together to make a positive impact...

International Cephalopod Awareness Days

International Cephalopod Awareness Days bring attention to some of the ocean’s most surprising animals. These aren’t your average sea creatures. Octopuses, squids, cuttlefish, and nautiluses all belong to this wild underwater group. They move like dancers, shift colors like mood rings, and squeeze through tiny cracks like soft-bodied escape artists. People...

International Week of Happiness at Work

You spend so much time working, it’s important to cultivate happiness there. Take the pledge to make your office life happier for you and those around you.

Fire Prevention Week

Head over to the NFPA (National Fire Protection Association) website to learn what you need to do to protect your home and community in case of a fire.

Healthcare Foodservice Workers Week

These superheroes of the hospital kitchen ensure patients receive delicious, nutritious meals, taking pride in boosting morale and recovery.

• United States

Hospice Care Week

Providing compassionate support during life's final journey, these compassionate professionals ensure comfort, dignity, and peace for individuals and their families.

• United Kingdom

National Scaffolding Week

While many people look past or ignore scaffolding as they go about their lives, these temporary structures are a vital part of the construction industry! Usually made of metal poles and wood planks, scaffolding is used by workers for building new structures as long as repair, maintenance and cleaning for...

• United Kingdom

Active Aging Week

This seven-day campaign works to improve society’s messages around the topic of aging, promoting the positive aspects and contributions that older adults can have in communities. Get excited and get on board personally with Active Aging Week or encourage an older adult friend or family member to participate! History of Active...

• United States

National Dance Week

Dancing is a pastime that has been part of human life and culture for thousands of years. Whether dancing during religious and cultural festivals or simply out of personal joy and delight, people have incorporated dance into life at every turn. National Dance Week aims to bring to public attention the...

• United States

Dyspraxia Awareness Week

Spreading awareness about dyspraxia to foster understanding and support for individuals with coordination and movement challenges.

• United Kingdom

Bat Appreciation Month

Did you know that bats are the only mammals that can truly fly? Bat Appreciation Month celebrates these unique creatures and their vital role in our environment. Bats are not just skilled insect hunters. They are also crucial pollinators and seed dispersers for many plants, including those that give us...

• Canada
• International
• United Kingdom
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National Pretzel Month

Savoring the delightful twist and crunch of a timeless baked snack, a treat that satisfies both savory and salty cravings.

• United States

National Pitbull Awareness Month

With their boundless energy and loyalty, these furry companions offer endless joy and an unwavering paw of friendship.

• United States

Mental Health Month

Taking care of our inner selves is just as important as our physical health. Let's prioritize our well-being and support one another.