National Jukebox Day
Crank up your favorite 50s tunes at a local greasy diner or tap into modern-day jukeboxes via the TouchTunes app to get the whole bar boogying.
Independent Bookstore Day
Independent bookstores are struggling more and more with competition like Amazon or big chains like Barnes & Noble, so make a point to support your local shop.
National Dry Shampoo Day
A quick-fix secret weapon for those "just rolled out of bed" hair days, making you feel fresh and confident in seconds.
Cyber Monday
Snagging incredible online deals that are worth the wait, shopping from the comfort of home and enjoying wallet-friendly splurges.
Carousel Day
Find a local fair or amusement park, or a designated carousel and have some old-fashioned fun. Or, stay home and watch the hit musical, “Carousel”.
Aviation Maintenance Technician Day
If you know someone who works in aviation, give them a big thanks for keeping fliers and everyone else safe on Aviation Maintenance Technician Day.
National Chicken Soup for the Soul Day
Get ready to feel uplifted and inspired by heartwarming stories that make you laugh, cry, and appreciate the little things in life.
Scrubs Day
Wear your pajamas to work…but not really. Scrubs Day is all about appreciating these comfortable work clothes, most common in healthcare fields.
Shades Day
Wear a stylish (or unstylish, you do you) pair of shades, post a pic, and help raise awareness about and aid for the many struggling families in the UK.
National Webmistress Day
Honor the webmistresses of the world, those brilliant women who work hard to design and maintain the websites we rely on for work, social media, and fun.
Virtually Hug a Virtual Assistant Day
Virtual assistants keep the world running behind the scenes, so make sure to send your virtual assistant some appreciation in the form of a virtual hug.
Math 2.0 Day
Bone up on your mathematics, and take some time to appreciate and learn about how math has found new uses in its blending with modern technology.
International Bow Day
Put a bow in your hair, wear a bowtie, and tie bows around anything and everything to spruce up and make your self and surroundings more festive.
Family History Month
Connect with older relatives, and dig into your own family history through documents, genealogy websites, or even a DNA test that might tell you more.
World Tessellation Day
Try creating your own tessellation using paper, pen, and scissors to help wrap your mind around these strange and fascinating math-based patterns.
National Vanilla Custard Day
Milk, egg yolks, sugar, cornstarch, salt, butter, and of course, vanilla: that’s all you need to make your own creamy, sweet, delicious vanilla custard.
National Pinot Noir Day
Gather friends and family for a wine-tasting affair, perhaps with a selection from different regions like Bergundy, France and the Willamette Valley, Oregon.
Internaut Day
Be an “internaut” and learn more about how best to navigate and make use of the remarkable tool most of us have at are fingertips all the time: the internet.
National Typewriter Day
Computers are great, but there’s nothing quite like the satisfying “clack” of a typewriter. Dust off that family heirloom, or see if someone you know has one.
National Moonshine Day
Hit up your local liquor store and give moonshine a try. But be careful: the 100 Proof liquor is meant to be sipped slowly and consumed in moderation.
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National Simplicity Day
From taxes to technology, life gets complicated and stressful. Declutter your life and mind by stepping away from it all and settling in with a book or cup of tea.
