International Gin & Tonic Day
The International Gin & Tonic Day, observed every year on October 19, is a cheerful celebration of one of the world’s most beloved cocktails. It was established in 2012 in…
National Council Hill Day
The National Council Hill Day, typically held in early October (for example, October 7–8, 2025), is an advocacy event hosted by the National Council for Mental Wellbeing. It brings together professionals,…
Community Media Day
Community Media Day is an annual celebration held on October 20 each year. It is a day dedicated to promoting free speech, accessible media, and giving voice to local communities…
Information Overload Day
Information Overload Day is observed every year on October 20. This day is dedicated to bringing attention to the challenges of living in a world flooded with digital information, and…
International Chefs Day
International Chefs Day is celebrated annually on October 20. This day honors chefs around the world, celebrating their creativity, dedication, and the vital role they play in shaping food culture….
Miss American Rose Day
Miss American Rose Day is observed annually on October 20. This day is connected to the Miss American Rose pageant, which honors women of all ages, celebrating achievement, confidence, and…
LGBT Center Awareness Day
The LGBT Center Awareness Day, observed annually on October 19, is a day to spotlight and celebrate the vital work of LGBTQ+ community centers across the world. History of LGBT…
National Brandied Fruit Day
National Brandied Fruit Day is observed each year on October 20. It’s a culinary celebration dedicated to the sweet, rich tradition of preserving fruits in brandy—a classic method that enhances…
National Call‑In Day for Health Reform
National Call‑In Day for Health Reform is observed annually on October 20. This advocacy day is intended to mobilize citizens to contact their elected officials—by phone, email, or social media—and…
Dress Like a Dork Day
The Dress Like a Dork Day, observed yearly on October 19, is a playful, lighthearted “holiday” encouraging people to lean into “dorky” fashion with pride and humor. History of Dress…