Romance Awareness Month
Read a romance novel, watch a romantic movie, or plan a romantic getaway, date, or small act of love to appreciate the important role of romance in life.
National Eat Ice Cream for Breakfast Day
Savoring frozen delights at sunrise to honor young fighters, uniting with sweet compassion for a vital cause.
Harlem Globetrotter’s Day
Those basketball entertainers with jaw-dropping skills, comedic antics, and dazzling tricks — they turn the court into a stage of sheer amusement.
World Prematurity Day
In the face of adversity, the resilience and hope displayed by the tiniest of souls and their families inspire reverence and admiration.
Play God Day
Spreading joy is contagious. Brightening someone's day with a small gesture can create ripples of happiness in the world.
Singles Awareness Day
Enjoying the freedom to focus on personal goals, hobbies, and friendships without the compromise of a partner's preferences or schedule.
Forefathers’ Day
The first Thanksgiving wasn't complete without it. An historic journey by sea to discover a new world and newfound freedom.
National Lemonade Day
Warm weather means lots of good things—but it also means more thirst! Quench it with one of the world’s most refreshing drinks, the ever-popular lemonade.
National No Beard Day
Shave off that face-fur and show your lovely face to the world on No Beard Day. Convince your friends to join you, and make a statement together.
National Take Your Parents To Lunch Day
Take your parents to school (or go to your kid’s school) to see what food is available, and help make changes for healthier, higher quality food in schools.
Ancestor Appreciation Day
Spend a day with your living relatives, talk to your relatives about your ancestors, or dig into your ancestry online to find out more about your history.
National Name Your Car Day
You can’t truly love your car until you give it a name. Consider your car’s quirks and personality and come up with a fitting name, or try a Car Name Generator.
Love Note Day
Leave a little love note in an unexpected place to tell someone how you really feel, whether that’s your life partner, or a close friend or family member.
Poet’s Day
Connect with your inner poet by writing some poetry yourself, or read the beautiful words of poets of all eras, from the Ancient Greeks to contemporary poets.
National Working Parents Day
For parents trying to balance work and raising kids, a day off is more than needed. Help out a working parent you know, or do some extra chores for your own.
National Respect Day
Pay attention to your loved ones, and make a point of treating everyone with due respect…and yeah, maybe also play Aretha Franklin’s “Respect” on repeat.
Individual Rights Day
Read philosopher John Locke’s fantastic arguments for individual rights, the inalienable rights of every human being of all kinds as individuals, not just a group.
Pardon Day
Be polite and make sure you say “pardon” and “excuse me” when necessary, but more importantly examine the grudges you hold and see who you need to pardon.
National Kids Take Over the Kitchen Day
Involve your kids in cooking and meal prep to teach them valuable lessons about making food…and hopefully to give yourself a break from all the cooking.
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National Pie Day
From chicken to apple, pecan to mushroom, indulge in classic pastry stuffed with any filling you fancy by visiting a bakery or hosting a pie contest.
National Draw a Dinosaur Day
A whole species of animals that once roamed the earth, but have been extinct for many thousands of years, represents the mystery of the world that existed prior to humankind.
National Bubble Gum Day
Chewy, colorful, and bursting with flavor, this sweet treat is perfect for blowing bubbles and bringing a smile to your face.