National Bible Week
The National Bible Week, observed annually in the United States during the week of Thanksgiving — from the Sunday before Thanksgiving through the following Sunday — in 2025 falls from…
The National Bible Week, observed annually in the United States during the week of Thanksgiving — from the Sunday before Thanksgiving through the following Sunday — in 2025 falls from…
The International Happy Gose Day, observed annually on November 17, is a celebration of the unique German-style sour wheat beer known as “gose” — a brew that combines tartness, salt…
The International Students Day, observed annually on November 17, is a day dedicated to recognising students’ rights, resilience and the role they play in shaping society. History of International Students…
The National Baklava Day, celebrated each year on November 17, honors the rich, layered pastry enjoyed across Middle Eastern, Mediterranean and Balkan cultures. History of National Baklava Day Baklava has…
The National Butter Day, observed each year on November 17, is a light-hearted food celebration dedicated to the rich, golden goodness of butter in kitchens and baking. History of National…
The National Farm Joke Day, celebrated each year on November 17, is a fun-filled occasion to share lighthearted farm-themed humour and appreciate the lighter side of rural life. History of…
The National Homemade Bread Day, observed every year on November 17, is a celebration of baking bread from scratch at home—reconnecting with the warmth, skill and satisfaction of making your…
The National Unfriend Day is observed annually on November 17, a tongue-in-cheek day encouraging social-media users to review and trim their digital friends lists. History of National Unfriend Day This…
The International Day of Premature Birth, also known as World Prematurity Day, is observed annually on November 17, a dedicated day to raise global awareness of preterm birth and its…
National Seat Belt Day, observed annually on November 14, is a committed reminder to buckle up every time we ride in a vehicle—front seat or back. History of National Seat…