National Mason Jar Day
Capture the summer with these versatile glass jars that can store anything from pickles to cocktails, adding rustic charm to any occasion.
National Recycling Day
Reduce waste at home and at work on America Recycles Day and make recycling a permanent habit for a greener, cleaner environment all year round.
National Lobster Day
Whether you’re a long-time lobster aficionado or someone who’s still hesitant about seafood, now’s the time to give this classic marine delicacy a try.
Star Trek Day
Binge Star Trek: The Original Series, or whichever series you like best, to honor the progressive cultural touchstone created by Gene Roddenberry in the 1960s.
National Badger Day
Donate to resources for badgers, and see if you can find somewhere to view these wonderful creatures yourself and raise awareness about their role on Earth.
Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day
Mourning the loss of a pet is a horrible experience. Honor all the pets you’ve ever loved, who have crossed over that “rainbow bridge” into a better place.
Scottish Wildcat Day
Join the movement fighting to protect the critically endangered Scottish Wildcat. Vaccinate your own cats to help reduce their risk of preventable diseases.
Farmworker Appreciation Day
Donate food, water, time and resources to the hard-working laborers who put veggies, fruit, grains, and other produce on our tables and in our stores.
World Giraffe Day
Donate to help preserve the strange, long-necked majestic creatures known as giraffes. Visit a preserve, and see if you can meet one in person.
International Orangutan Day
Learn and raise awareness about the smart, beautiful, but endangered primates known as orangutans. Visit your local zoo to see these creatures in person.
National Orange Blossom Day
Try a recipe using the fragrant blossoms of oranges, or even try making your own essential oils or perfumes with this sweet-smelling little flower.
National Trails Day
Hit the trails to connect with nature, get some fresh air and exercise. Bring friends, your dog, or take a solo mission, and follow the paths or blaze your own.
International Mud Month
Get your hands dirty! Roll down a hill, splash in a creek, even make a messy mud pie to connect yourself with childhood and nature during Mud Month.
National Renewal Day
Renew and reinvigorate your life, your home, and yourself. Take stock of your home and happiness, and see what needs a fresh coat of paint, figuratively or literally.
Wildfire Community Preparedness Day
Wildfires can devastate communities, cities, and entire regions, so donate to relief efforts, and learn how to prevent and respond to wildfires.
National Space Day
Visit an observatory or use a telescope to explore the night sky, or peruse one of NASA’s livestreams to remind yourself how big the universe really is.
Plant a Lemon Tree Day
Lemon trees are good for the environment, and incredibly useful. Make lemonade, salad dressing, cocktails and more. Just plant a lemon tree and reap the benefits.
World Tapir Day
Learn about the highly endangered creature known as the tapir, and educate others, volunteer, or donate to help preserve these fascinating mammals.
National Public Gardens Day
Get outside, get some fresh air, and literally stop and smell the roses by finding a public garden to stroll through and enjoy, by yourself or with those you love.
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Find out what else is coming upNational Cupcake Day
Visit a cupcake bakery, or host a cupcake making and decorating party with friends or family. Make it a competition to get the absolute best possible results.
National Short Person Day
Small stature, big personality! Short people are full of energy, creativity, and determination—always standing tall, no matter their height!
National Bacon Day
Fry up a crispy, meaty treat for every meal of the day or try weird and wonderful creations like bacon brownies and bacon-flavored floss.























