National Waterpark Day
National Waterpark Day on July 28, observed annually, is a joyful celebration of waterpark culture—those vibrant places full of slides, splash zones, wave pools, and lazy rivers that bring summer thrills…
National Soccer Day
National Soccer Day on July 28, observed annually, is a celebration of soccer—the world’s most beloved team sport, bringing people together from all walks of life. History of National Soccer…
National Love is Kind Day
National Love is Kind Day on July 27, observed annually, celebrates survivors of domestic violence and marks the day they found freedom from abusive relationships. History of National Love is Kind…
Walk On Stilts Day
Walk on Stilts Day on July 27, observed annually, celebrates the fun, tradition, and joy of walking tall on stilts—whether as a playful pastime, performance art, or practical skill. History…
National Parents’ Day
National Parents’ Day observed annually on the fourth Sunday in July, honors the vital role parents play in nurturing and shaping their children’s lives. History of National Parents’ Day This…
Holistic Therapy Day
Holistic Therapy Day on July 26, observed annually, encourages people to embrace healing practices that balance the mind, body, and spirit for overall well-being. History of Holistic Therapy Day Holistic Therapy…
Esperanto Day
Esperanto Day on July 26, observed annually, celebrates the publication of Unua Libro—the first book introducing Esperanto—by L. L. Zamenhof in 1887. History of Esperanto Day Esperanto Day marks the anniversary of Zamenhof’s…
National Day of the Cowboy
National Day of the Cowboy, observed on the fourth Saturday in July, celebrates the rich legacy and enduring spirit of cowboys and cowgirls across America. 1 History of National Day…
Carousel Day (National Merry Go Round Day)
Carousel Day, also known as National Merry Go Round Day, takes place every year on July 25. It’s a joyous celebration of carousels—those timeless rides that spin us into nostalgia and…
World Drowning Prevention Day
World Drowning Prevention Day on July 25, observed annually, is a global effort to raise awareness about drowning—a leading cause of unintentional death—and highlight life-saving strategies and community actions. History of…