Actors’ Day
Take part in a local theater production, perhaps by auditioning or simply supporting local actors. Give some appreciation to this difficult but entertaining skill.
National Saxophone Day
A cool Jazz instrument, blending smooth melodies and soulful vibes, effortlessly stealing the spotlight in the heart of the music.
World Farm Animals Day
Created in memory of Gandhi, who advocated respecting all animals, National Farm Animal Day is about the crucial and often mistreated farm creatures.
National Mud Pack Day
Take a trip to your local spa and treat yourself to an age-defying, skin-clearing mud pack facial experience, sure to leave you feeling refreshed and beautiful.
Roald Dahl Day
Donate to Roald Dahl’s Marvelous Children’s Charity and revisit some of your favorite childhood books like “James and the Giant Peach” and “Matilda”.
Miniature Golf Day
You don’t have to have good golf form to enjoy putting around on a mini-golf course. Find a local (tiny) putting green and have fun with friends and family.
Fight Procrastination Day
Set your alarm for earlier, make your to-do list in advance, and prepare to actually tackle some of those pesky things you’ve been procrastinating for so long.
National Garage Sale Day
De-clutter your garage, yard, and house by hosting a garage or yard sale to get rid of all your unneeded items, and hopefully get a little money in return.
National One-Hit Wonder Day
Put together a playlist of your favorite one-hit wonders, those songs that pervade our lives while their artists are otherwise unknown or unpopular.
National Tell A Joke Day
Bringing smiles with witty punchlines and hilarious anecdotes, telling a good joke is a delightful art that turns ordinary moments into bursts of laughter and camaraderie.
National Fishing Month
Relaxing, meditative, and practical, fishing is an ideal hobby for many. Get out on the water with some bait and a fishing line, and catch yourself dinner.
Uncommon Instrument Awareness Day
Take some time to research the many varied and unique instruments in the world, and consider picking up an uncommon instrument yourself to expand your horizons.
Paperback Book Day
Curl up with your favorite paperback, or dive into a new world between those soft, portable pages and take some time away from the hectic real world.
National Hammock Day
Relaxation suspended in mid-air. Perfect for daydreaming and reading, while listening to the rustling of leaves and feeling a cool breeze.
National Caviar Day
Caviar can be expensive, but for one day indulge in the delicacy. Varieties from some fish are cheaper than others, so shop around and try it out.
Pandemonium Day
Free yourself from the stuffiness of orderly life, and let pandemonium reign. Wear what you want, eat what you want, and don’t do anything because you think you “should”.
National Meteor Watch Day
Host a meteor-watching party with friends or family, or simply lie outside at night and see if you can spot a falling meteor. Grab a telescope to get a better look.
National Camera Day
Dust off an old digital camera, buy a disposable camera, or just fire up your smartphone and snap some pictures of your day to keep those memories forever.
World Goth Day
Dig out that thick black eyeliner and safety-pin-riddled pants and let your inner goth out for a day. If you don’t feel like dressing the part, explore Gothic media.
Chimborazo Day
Climb a hill or mountain, or set yourself a metaphorical “mountain” goal to honor the tallest mountain the world as measured from the Earth’s core, Chimborazo.
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Use Your Common Sense Day
Taking a step back and relying on good ol' logic, like deciphering a puzzle without needing a map or a compass.
