National Salami Day
Savory, spiced, and sliced thin, this protein-packed snack is perfect for picnics, parties, and snacking on-the-go.
- France
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September 7 Holidays
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Your guide to celebrating September 7
Skip to all 21 daysSeptember 7 brings 21 national days, led by National Salami Day, with National Beer Lovers Day and National Acorn Squash Day providing an easy reason to gather around a late-summer table.
Set out the board before lunch
Make the centerpiece a small salami board, not a project that takes over the day. Pick up one or two kinds of sliced salami, a firm cheese, a soft cheese, crackers or a baguette, grapes, and something sharp such as cornichons or mustard. Put the salami on the counter for 20 minutes before serving so its flavor opens up. If you want a little background while you arrange it, the Salami Appreciation Society is the day’s official starting point. Keep a knife, small plates, and napkins within reach, then invite a neighbor or friend for a no-fuss lunch.
Roast something substantial
Halve an acorn squash, scoop out the seeds, rub the cut sides with oil, salt, and pepper, then roast cut-side down at 400°F for 30 to 40 minutes. Turn it over for the last 10 minutes and fill the hollow with a pat of butter, maple syrup, and chopped pecans, or use cooked rice and sautéed onions for a savory version. It gives the board a warm plate without requiring a full dinner. Buy one squash for two people, or roast several halves if the table is growing.
National Acorn Squash Day
When acorn squash is ripe, it’s time to start on those wholesome, flavorful recipes like squash soup, sauteed veggies with acorn squash, and many more.
- Australia
- Canada
- United Kingdom
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Pour a considered drink
Serve two or three small pours rather than opening everything at once. A crisp lager or pilsner works well with salty salami, while a pale ale gives the squash’s sweetness a bitter edge. For anyone skipping alcohol, chill a citrusy sparkling water and add a slice of orange or lemon. Put out water, too, and label bottles if guests are sampling. That is enough for a relaxed nod to National Beer Lovers Day, without making drinking the point of the gathering.
National Beer Lovers Day
Beer lovers, it’s your day! Try a new beer, visit a brewery or taphouse, or gather friends together to try a wide selection of beers, from lagers to IPAs and more.
- Belgium
- Germany
- United Kingdom
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Leave room for a thoughtful check-in
Before people head home, use the easy pace of the meal to send one sincere message. Superhuman Day is a prompt to recognize the person who has quietly handled a hard task or shown up when it mattered. A separate note, donation, or moment spent learning from World Duchenne Awareness Day can make the day feel outward-looking as well. Keep it concrete: thank someone by name, or set aside ten minutes to read a trusted organization’s information.
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National days and holidays on September 7
National Salami Day
Savory, spiced, and sliced thin, this protein-packed snack is perfect for picnics, parties, and snacking on-the-go.
- France
- Italy
- Spain
- and 1 more
Superhuman Day
Learn more about the Superhumans of the Paralympic Games and beyond through the documentary “We’re the Superhumans”, and support the Paralympics.
- Canada
- International
- United Kingdom
- and 1 more
National Beer Lovers Day
Beer lovers, it’s your day! Try a new beer, visit a brewery or taphouse, or gather friends together to try a wide selection of beers, from lagers to IPAs and more.
- Belgium
- Germany
- United Kingdom
- and 1 more
Texas Energy Savings Day
Texas Energy Savings Day is an initiative that encourages Texans to examine their energy use and explore practical ways to save on their electricity bills. It helps people discover more efficient energy plans and take steps to reduce their household consumption. This day raises awareness of the importance of choosing...
- United States
World Duchenne Awareness Day
Get involved with the fight against Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy by spreading awareness online, learning about and understanding the symptoms, and donating.
- Australia
- Canada
- India
- and 3 more
National Acorn Squash Day
When acorn squash is ripe, it’s time to start on those wholesome, flavorful recipes like squash soup, sauteed veggies with acorn squash, and many more.
- Australia
- Canada
- United Kingdom
- and 1 more
Grandma Moses Day
Grandma Moses Day shines brightly on September 7 every year, lighting up the world with the legacy of a remarkable artist, Anna Mary Robertson Moses, also known as Grandma Moses. This day is a vibrant celebration of creativity, perseverance, and the joy of art. People across the globe remember Grandma...
- Canada
- United Kingdom
- United States
National 401(k) Day
Did you know there's a day dedicated to your future self? National 401(k) Day shines a spotlight on retirement savings. It's a moment to pause and think about the life you want after work. Many employers offer 401(k) plans, yet not everyone takes full advantage. This day encourages people to...
- United States
International Day of Police Cooperation
International Day of Police Cooperation is all about connection. It’s when police officers from many countries come together—not in one room, but through shared goals. They swap ideas, compare notes, and help each other fight crime that doesn’t stay in one place. From internet scams to smuggling rings, crime moves...
- United States
National New Hampshire Day
National New Hampshire Day celebrates the state's unique character and rich heritage. Nestled in New England, New Hampshire is known as the Granite State, a nod to its rugged landscape and enduring spirit. Its motto, "Live Free or Die," reflects the fierce independence of its people. From the majestic White...
- United States
Brazil’s Independence Day
Brazil's Independence Day marks the nation's emergence as a sovereign country, free from colonial rule. This day symbolizes the birth of a unified nation, embracing a rich tapestry of cultures and traditions. It's a time when citizens reflect on their collective identity, celebrating the diverse heritage that shapes their country...
- Brazil
National First Day of Peel Season
This day marks the moment when skin-care pros recommend starting chemical peels. It kicks off peel season—the time when outdoor sun fades and deeper exfoliation becomes safe. Estheticians love this moment. They see it as the first chance to sweep away the dry summer layers. Clients often leave with skin...
International Pool Pro Day
International Pool Pro Day honors the people who build, maintain, and service pools across the globe. It’s a day dedicated to lifting those who work long hours under the sun, guiding pool owners with advice, safety, and technical skill. The focus stays on the professionals themselves—those who manage equipment, balance water...
National Feel the Love Day
National Feel The Love Day marks the day when cupids are busier slinging their arrows than they’ve been…well…since Saint Valentine’s Day. While those cupids are fluttering around you, you’ll start to believe that love truly is in the air. It's a day to celebrate love in all its forms. The...
- Canada
- International
- United Kingdom
- and 1 more
International Day of Clean Air for Blue Skies
The International Day of Clean Air for Blue Skies highlights the importance of fresh air for everyone's well-being. It brings attention to the fact that polluted air affects nearly every person on Earth. This global event encourages individuals, communities, and governments to take steps toward reducing air pollution. By focusing...
- United States
National Buy a Book Day
Whether you have three shelves of books TBR or haven’t cracked a spine in years, go ahead and buy a book to improve your mind. Consider donating old books for others.
- Australia
- Canada
- United Kingdom
- and 1 more
Mouthguard Day
From sports to nighttime teeth grinding, get yourself an updated mouth guard and protect those pearly whites from damage due to impact, grinding, and more.
- Australia
- Canada
- United States
Neither Snow Nor Rain Day
With unwavering dedication, postal workers brave all elements, ensuring vital connections between people. Rain or shine, their commitment shines brightly.
- Canada
- United Kingdom
- United States
National Grateful Patient Day
Expressing appreciation for healthcare providers fosters gratitude, strengthens relationships, and enhances the healing process for everyone.
- United States
Labor Day
The world is powered by hard-working individuals who bring creativity and innovation to their jobs every day, making the impossible possible.
- Australia
- Canada
- New Zealand
- and 1 more
The West Indian Day Parade
The West Indian Day Parade is a vibrant event that fills the streets of Brooklyn, New York, every Labor Day, celebrating the rich and diverse cultures of the Caribbean. This grand event typically occurs on the first Monday of September, drawing in crowds of over one million people who come...
- Bahamas
- Barbados
- Grenada
- and 3 more
Other holidays on September 7
Crayfish Party
Crayfish Party is a lively and festive occasion celebrated with friends and family. This event marks the end of summer, bringing people together for a joyful feast. Tables are often set with bright decorations, and the air is filled with laughter. The menu features cooked and seasoned crayfish. The atmosphere...
- Denmark
- Finland
- Norway
- and 1 more
Festa do Vinho
Festa do Vinho, the Wine Festival, celebrates Madeira’s world-renowned wine and captivates both locals and visitors. Held during the grape harvest season, this festival transforms the island into a vibrant showcase of its cultural heritage. The festivities extend from Funchal's lively streets to the serene vineyards of rural areas. Visitors immerse...
- Portugal
National Child Protection Week
National Child Protection Week is a fantastic opportunity to come together and focus on keeping our kids safe. It's all about raising awareness, having fun, and learning important safety tips. This week serves as a powerful reminder that everyone plays a role in protecting children. The theme underscores the importance...
- Australia
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
National Childhood Injury Prevention Week
Kids run, jump, explore, and push limits every day. That curiosity brings joy, but also risk. National Childhood Injury Prevention Week speaks to that very balance. It’s a reminder that while we can’t stop every scraped knee, we can prevent many serious injuries. It’s about everyday choices—like buckling a car seat...
- United States
Know Your Numbers Week
Know Your Numbers Week is a lively campaign aimed at raising awareness about the importance of monitoring your blood pressure. High blood pressure often has no visible symptoms, making it a "silent killer." This week encourages everyone, especially those over 40, to check their blood pressure regularly. By knowing your...
- United Kingdom
Fiesta de San Pacho
Fiesta de San Pacho is a vibrant celebration that fills the streets of Quibdó with music, dance, and color. The festival honors Saint Francis of Assisi, blending Catholic traditions with Afro-Colombian culture uniquely and joyfully. As the day unfolds, the city becomes a stage where people showcase their rich heritage...
- Colombia
National Waffle Week
National Waffle Week is a delightful celebration of one of the most beloved breakfast foods. It shines a spotlight on waffles and encourages people to enjoy this crispy, golden treat in all its forms. Throughout this week, waffle lovers are invited to explore different recipes and toppings, transforming their morning...
- United States
Bunks Across America
With the belief that sleeping in a bed is a basic health need for children, the folks behind Bunks Across America have organized this annual event to provide beds for children in need. History of Bunks Across America Bunks Across America history goes back to 2014 when a catalyzing event...
- United States
Navasard
Navasard is the ancient Armenian New Year, a celebration that once united communities in festivities and tribute to their gods. Marking the start of a new cycle, it was a time when people believed divine forces came down to the Earth. With music, dance, and communal feasts, it reflected a...
- Armenia
- France
- Russia
- and 1 more
Zero Waste Week
The hope is that raising awareness during Zero Waste Week will draw attention to climate change, helping to create new environmentally conscious habits that will overflow into the other 51 weeks of the year! History of Zero Waste Week For more than 15 years, folks have been celebrating Zero Waste Week as...
- United Kingdom
Month-long holidays in September
National Suicide Prevention Month
Take time to reach out to loved ones and even yourself, and learn the warning signs and behaviors in order to prevent a tragic and pointless death by suicide.
Read A New Book Month
Trade books with friends, join a book club, donate old books, and pick up new books to get lost in whole new worlds between the pages of a brand new tome.
National Childhood Obesity Awareness Month
In the face of a growing health concern among our youth, society's nurturing role becomes increasingly vital for a healthier future generation.
- United States
National Recovery Month
The journey to reclaiming lives, marked by resilience and transformation, where individuals find strength amidst adversity to rediscover their inner light.
- United States
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