National Family Civility Day
The National Family Civility Day is observed annually on November 15, offering a moment to recognize and celebrate families of all kinds who strive for mutual respect, kindness, and support….
The National Family Civility Day is observed annually on November 15, offering a moment to recognize and celebrate families of all kinds who strive for mutual respect, kindness, and support….
The International Check Your Wipers Day is observed every year on November 16, a special day to encourage drivers to inspect their windshield wipers for safety and visibility. History of…
The National Clean Out Your Refrigerator Day is held every year on November 15. It’s a friendly annual reminder to empty, scrub, and reorganize the fridge — discarding expired items,…
The National Camp T-Shirt Day, celebrated on November 15, invites past, present, and future campers to wear their favorite camp-t-shirt and share the spirit, stories, and memories of camp life….
The National Bundt Day, celebrated each year on November 15, is a joyous nod to one of the most beloved desserts in North America — the Bundt cake. On this…
The National Ample Time Day, observed annually on November 8 (some sources list November 15), is a day dedicated to reflecting on how we use our time and making space…
The Little Red Wagon Day is observed annually on the last Wednesday of March, celebrating the iconic little red wagon as a symbol of childhood wonder and imaginative play. History…
The I Love to Write Day on November 15 is a celebration created to encourage people of all ages to pick up a pen (or sit at a keyboard) and…
The Day of the Imprisoned Writer is observed annually on November 15, a day dedicated to honoring writers, journalists, and artists whose freedom is at risk because of their work….
Push‑Button Phone Day, observed each year on November 18, marks the anniversary of the commercial introduction of the push‑button telephone in the United States. History of Push‑Button Phone Day On November 18,…