Drawing Day
Break out your pencils, pens, crayons and create something, and support charities that ensure that children around the world have that same chance.
International Jazz Day
Join your community in appreciating and recognizing the rich culture and heritage of jazz. Visit a local jazz club, or revisit some of the greatest musicians in history.
Towel Day
No matter what you do on Towel Day, the number one thing to remember is: DON’T PANIC. Honor the legacy of Douglas Adams by carrying a towel with you.
National Cartoonists Day
Take a walk down memory lane by revisiting the beloved, charming, often bizarre cartoons of your childhood like Calvin and Hobbes, or discover new ones.
National Sea Monkey Day
Sea monkeys, a type of brine shrimp, make a popular children’s pet that you can order, hatch, and raise at home, which helps kids learn responsibility.
National Dance Like a Chicken Day
Gather your friends and family, put on that funky music, and do the classic, goofy, ever-popular Chicken Dance to get moving and, undoubtedly, laughing.
No Socks Day
Go barefoot, dig out your sandals, or take the opportunity to stay home and let your feet relax, free of their usual prison of socks and constraining shoes.
World Ukulele Day
This happy-go-lucky instrument can turn any frown upside down. Its sweet sound and portability make it perfect for jamming anywhere, anytime!
Have A Bad Day Day
Sending vibes that turn frowns upside down, this playful act adds a touch of devilish humor and light-heartedness to someone's day.
Celebrate Your Unique Talent Day
Everyone has something special that they excel at, whether it's a knack for cooking, a love of singing, or an eye for design.
International Children’s Book Day
Revisit your childhood favorites, or read them to your own kids or grandkids. Check out new children’s book recommendations, and help kids learn to love reading.
National Snowman Burning Day
Lighting up chilly effigies as winter wanes, this fiery tradition ushers in the warmth and vibrancy of the approaching spring.
National Authors’ Day
Those creative minds behind your favorite books, spinning tales that transport you to new worlds and ignite your imagination.
World No Tobacco Day
Put your cigarettes away, or set yourself goals and a plan for cutting back or quitting and improving your lung, heart, and even mental health over time.
National Frog Jumping Day
Discover Mark Twain’s bizarre and originally unpublished tale of jumping frogs, “The celebrated jumping frog of Calaveras County, and other sketches”.
National Train Day
Go out and take a ride on a train, or watch them go by from a comfortable vantage point, whether fast, sleek commuter trains or large, loud steam engine transporters.
National Bike to Work Day
Improve your health and help the environment at the same time by leaving the car at home and taking your bike to work for at least one day of the year.
National Paranormal Day
Put on your favorite paranormal flick or show, listen to a paranormal podcast, or read stories of real-life paranormal activity—but maybe leave the lights on.
Go Skateboarding Day
In addition to looking incredibly cool, skateboarding is great for your health and a fun social outlet. Go out and practice your kick flip until you can nail it.
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National Corned Beef and Cabbage Day
Get ready to celebrate St. Patrick's Day with this delicious meal made of slow-cooked, savory meat and tender, flavorful vegetables.
National Cocktail Day
Whether enjoying an evening out on the town, eating dinner with that special someone, or snuggling up at home in front of the fire, there is certainly a cocktail for every occasion.
National Crayon Day
Brighten up your world with a rainbow of colors in a box! Create your own masterpiece and let your imagination run wild with these artistic tools.