New Beer’s Eve
New Beer’s Eve is observed on April 6. This high-spirited holiday marks the final night of the 13-year Prohibition era in the United States, celebrating the eve of when beer…
New Beer’s Eve is observed on April 6. This high-spirited holiday marks the final night of the 13-year Prohibition era in the United States, celebrating the eve of when beer…
National Tartan Day is observed on April 6. This cultural holiday celebrates the historical ties between Scotland and North America, honoring the contributions of Scottish-Americans to the development of the…
National Employee Benefits Day is observed on April 6. This professional holiday recognizes the importance of the comprehensive packages—including health insurance, retirement plans, and wellness programs—that support the well-being of…
National Student-Athlete Day is observed on April 6. This day recognizes the outstanding achievements of high school and college athletes who excel in the classroom and on the playing field…
National Burrito Day is observed on the first Thursday of April. In 2026, it falls on April 2. This culinary holiday celebrates the versatile flour tortilla wrap filled with various…
Bohring-Opitz Syndrome Day is observed on April 6. This global awareness day is dedicated to a multi-system genetic disorder that is so rare it is estimated to affect only a…
The White House Easter Egg Roll is observed on Easter Monday. In 2026, it falls on April 6. This historic event is the largest public celebration held at the President’s…
National Library Day is observed on April 6. In 2026, it falls on April 6. This day celebrates libraries as essential hubs of knowledge, providing the public with free access…
National Caramel Popcorn Day is observed on April 6. This food holiday celebrates the crunchy, sweet, and often salty snack created by coating popped corn kernels in a thick, buttery…
National Sorry Charlie Day is observed on April 6. This lighthearted holiday is dedicated to anyone who has ever faced rejection and lived to tell the tale. It is named…