October 31 2021 Holidays

Your guide to every national day and holiday on October 31 2021

National days: 14
Day of the year: 304
Days left in the year: 61
Days until: 1393

Imagine waking up to a day where magic, sweet treats, savings, dogs, unity, jokes, books, doorbells, and saci spirits all come together! Start your day by indulging in a caramel apple while doing a magic trick for your furry friend to honor Muddy Dog Day. Embrace unity by volunteering at a local shelter or community center; even a small act can make a big difference. Share knock-knock jokes with friends and family to spread laughter and joy. Dive into a good book or donate old ones to celebrate literacy on Books For Treats Day. Knock on a neighbor’s door to say hello, celebrating the sense of community on National Doorbell Day. For dinner, why not try something adventurous like lutefisk to honor Scandinavian heritage on Lutefisk Day? End your day by gathering around for a spooky Halloween movie night or discussing historical events on Reformation Day. Embrace the spirit of giving by donating to a local cause or simply spreading kindness wherever you go. Let your imagination run wild and make the most of this fantastical medley of celebrations!

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World Savings Day

Thinking about the future and making financial plans is a wise practice. And making a plan by putting a few dollars aside on a regular basis is what World Savings Day is all about. How to Celebrate World Savings Day It’s fun – and also rather lucrative – to be...

Canada
France
Germany
and 3 more

Muddy Dog Day

The joy of sharing photos of your muddy dog lies in the earthy, carefree moments that capture their playful spirit.

Canada
United Kingdom
United States

National Caramel Apple Day

That delightful combo of sticky sweetness covering crisp fruit on a stick, it's like a carnival treat that puts smiles on faces.

Australia
Canada
United Kingdom
and 1 more

Girl Scout Founder’s Day

With more than 100 years of history, the Girl Scouts of the USA have been encouraging girls to grow in their skills, cooperation and passions. With an emphasis on investing in girls and young women who can lead well into the future, the founding of the Girl Scouts has made...

Canada
Japan
Philippines
and 1 more

National Unity Day

National Unity Day, known as Rashtriya Ekta Diwas, celebrates the spirit of unity in India. This day honors Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, a key figure in the country's history. Patel, known as the 'Iron Man of India,' played a crucial role in uniting the nation's princely states. The day is marked...

India
Russia

National Knock Knock Joke Day

Every October 31st, people everywhere celebrate National Knock Knock Joke Day. This day shines a light on one of the simplest yet most beloved forms of humor. Knock-knock jokes, with their unique call-and-response format, have tickled funny bones for ages. They are easy to tell and understand, making them perfect...

Canada
United Kingdom
United States

World Cities Day

World Cities Day is a day that focuses on the future of urbanization and its impact on our lives. It's a time to reflect on the role cities play in creating a sustainable world where everyone can live in harmony and prosperity. The United Nations established World Cities Day to highlight the...

Australia
Brazil
Canada
and 3 more

Lutefisk Day

Crack open the door to any Scandinavian community hall in winter, and you might catch a whiff of something unforgettable. That’s the Lutefisk dish and Lutefisk Day celebrates its unique appeal. It’s dried white fish—usually cod—brought back to life through a curious process involving water and lye. After plenty of rinsing...

Sweden

Books For Treats Day

Books For Treats Day is a sweet little twist on tradition. Instead of tossing candy into trick-or-treat bags, people hand out books—yep, real stories with pages to flip and characters to meet. It’s like giving a mini-adventure instead of a sugar rush. Kids still get that thrill of surprise, but...

United States

National Doorbell Day

National Doorbell Day celebrates the familiar chimes that announce visitors at our doors. This observance highlights the role of doorbells in our daily lives, especially during festive times when they ring more than usual. It's a day to appreciate how this simple device connects us with friends, family, and neighbors. The...

United States

Saci Day

Saci Day celebrates a mischievous figure from Brazilian folklore, Saci-Pererê, who stirs up fun and magic with his legendary antics. Known for his red cap and one-legged leaps, this playful character is beloved across Brazil. On this day, communities embrace their rich folklore, filled with mythical creatures like Saci. It's...

Brazil

Halloween

Get ready for a spooky good time this Halloween! Dress up in your favorite costume and indulge in sweet treats, creepy decorations, and thrilling scares. Don't miss out on the fun!

Australia
Canada
Ireland
and 3 more

Reformation Day

Reformation Day marks a momentous shift in the religious landscape. It highlights a turning point when ideas about faith and worship changed dramatically. The day stands as a reminder of those who challenged established norms, leading to lasting changes. This event stirred people across Europe, eventually reaching around the globe...

Austria
Germany
Switzerland

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.

Shampoo Week

Shampoo Week is a lively celebration of hair care, happening annually from the last week of October into November. It highlights the importance of keeping our hair clean, healthy, and shiny. Haircare enthusiasts come together to raise awareness about good shampoo habits and promote products that nourish different hair types. Celebrated...

Samhain

Samhain is a vibrant festival that marks the end of the harvest and the onset of winter. Samhain is celebrated from October 31 to November 1. It is a time when the veil between the living and the dead is believed to be at its thinnest. During Samhain, people believed...

Ireland
United Kingdom

Polar Bear Week

Polar Bear Week is a dynamic and vital event that takes place each year during the first full week of November, from November 3rd to 9th. This special week is timed with the autumn polar bear migration. This is why it is a perfect period to focus on these magnificent...

Canada

Bat Appreciation Week

Did you know that bats are not just Halloween symbols but fascinating creatures that play a crucial role in our ecosystem? Bat Appreciation Week, celebrated annually from October 24th to 31st, highlights bats' importance and promotes their conservation. Bats are essential for maintaining healthy ecosystems. They help control insect populations, pollinate...

Red Ribbon Week

Touching millions of people around the world since its inception, Red Ribbon Week encourages everyone, particularly high school and college students, to celebrate a lifestyle that is drug-free! History of Red Ribbon Week Red Ribbon Week is an initiative that started back in 1985 when it was launched in California. Eventually...

United States

National Pizza Week

From its origins in southern Italy to making its way in the United States in the early 1900s, pizza has a rich and robust history that has made it a dish that is beloved literally all around the world. And National Pizza Week is here with seven full days to...

United States

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...