International Hug a Runner Day
Today we observe International Hug a Runner Day on November 20, a fun and supportive occasion to show appreciation for runners everywhere. History of International Hug a Runner Day The…
National Pay Back Your Parents Day
Today marks National Pay Back Your Parents Day on November 20, a day dedicated to giving back to the parents who gave so much. History of National Pay Back Your…
National Peanut Butter Fudge Day
Today we’re celebrating National Peanut Butter Fudge Day on November 20, a sweet occasion highlighting the creamy combination of peanut butter and fudge. History of National Peanut Butter Fudge Day…
National Absurdity Day
Today we celebrate National Absurdity Day on November 20, a playful observance encouraging us to embrace the unexpected, the nonsensical and the delightfully irrational. History of National Absurdity Day The…
Monaco National Day
Every year on November 19, the Principality of Monaco celebrates its National Day, also known locally as the “Prince’s Day” (or Fête du Prince). On this day residents and visitors…
Puerto Rico Day
Discovery of Puerto Rico Day, observed on November 19, commemorates the day in 1493 when Christopher Columbus landed on the island now known as Puerto Rico—then called San Juan Bautista….
National Carbonated Beverage With Caffeine Day
Every year on November 19, the United States observes National Carbonated Beverage With Caffeine Day, a light-hearted holiday dedicated to the fizzy, caffeinated drinks that combine bubbles and energy in…
Equal Opportunity Day
Every year, Equal Opportunity Day, observed on November 19, serves as a reminder of the universal principle that every person should have the chance to succeed based on their merits—not…
National Integration Day
Every year in India, National Integration Day is observed on November 19, commemorating the birth anniversary of Indira Gandhi (born November 19, 1917). The day is dedicated to reinforcing national…
National Have A Bad Day Day
Every year in the United States, National Have A Bad Day Day is observed on November 19. The day invites people to acknowledge that bad days happen—and rather than hide…