Day of Silence
The Day of Silence is a student-led national protest against the harassment and bullying of LGBTQ+ individuals in schools and is observed annually on a Friday in April. In 2026,…
The Day of Silence is a student-led national protest against the harassment and bullying of LGBTQ+ individuals in schools and is observed annually on a Friday in April. In 2026,…
Cambodian New Year, also known as Chaul Chnam Thmey, is a traditional three-day festival observed annually on April 13 or 14. In 2026, it falls on April 14 and concludes…
Americas Day (known in Spanish as Día de las Américas) is a regional celebration of continental solidarity and cooperation observed annually on April 14. While the term “Americas Day” is…
The Air Force Reserve Birthday is the annual celebration of the establishment of the United States Air Force Reserve and is observed on April 14. In 2026, it falls on…
National Silly Earring Day is a fun, whimsical holiday dedicated to expressing individuality through eccentric jewelry, observed annually on April 13. This day encourages people to ditch their traditional studs…
International FND Awareness Day is a global health initiative dedicated to raising awareness for Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) and is observed annually on April 13. This day aims to reduce…
National Peach Cobbler Day is a delicious food holiday that celebrates one of America’s favorite traditional desserts and is observed annually on April 13. This day encourages home bakers and…
The World’s Day of Remembrance for Victims of Katyn Massacre (Polish: Dzień Pamięci Ofiar Zброdni Katyńskiej) is a Polish national day of mourning dedicated to honoring the nearly 22,000 Polish…
Theravada New Year is a major Buddhist festival celebrated by millions of people in Southeast Asia and parts of South Asia. It is observed for three days starting on the…
National Make Lunch Count Day is a wellness-focused observance that encourages workers to step away from their desks and take a genuine midday break, observed annually on April 13. This…