Girl Scout Founder’s Day
The Girl Scout Founder’s Day on October 31 celebrates the birth of Juliette Gordon Low (born October 31, 1860) and honours the vision and legacy of the organisation she founded. History of Girl…
The Girl Scout Founder’s Day on October 31 celebrates the birth of Juliette Gordon Low (born October 31, 1860) and honours the vision and legacy of the organisation she founded. History of Girl…
The Trick‑or‑Treat for UNICEF Day is observed every year on October 31, coinciding with Halloween, as a special charity‑driven moment when children use the classic trick‑or‑treat format to raise funds for…
The Reformation Day on October 31 marks the annual remembrance of the moment in 1517 when Martin Luther is traditionally said to have posted his “95 Theses” at the door of the church…
The Samhain celebration on November 1 (observed from the evening of October 31) marks an ancient turning point when the harvest season ends and the darker half of the year begins. It…
National Text Your Ex Day is observed every year on October 30. It’s a modern, informal “holiday” inviting people to reach out via text to someone they used to date—an…
National Speak Up For Service Day, observed annually on October 30, is a day dedicated to recognizing and amplifying the voices of young people involved in community service and encouraging…
Mischief Night is an informal observance—often taking place on October 30, the night before Halloween—when people, especially youth, engage in pranks, minor vandalism, or playful trouble‑making. History of Mischief Night…
World Cities Day is observed annually on October 31. This day highlights the importance of cities and how they can shape our future—focusing on how urbanization offers opportunities and challenges, and…
National Doorbell Day is observed annually on October 31. It’s a fun-and-familiar occasion that invites attention to the doorbell—those little chimes, buzzers, or melodies that herald arrival, connection and community. History of National Doorbell Day…
National Caramel Apple Day is observed annually on October 31. It’s a sweet celebration of the classic autumn treat—crisp apples coated in gooey caramel—inviting us to savour fall flavours and nostalgia. History of National Caramel Apple Day…