Saturday
January 16, 2021
13 holidays and observances fall on this day.
International Hot and Spicy Food Day
International Hot and Spicy Food Day is celebrated on January 16, offering a chance to indulge in the world's most fiery flavors.
Book Publishers Day
Book Publishers Day is celebrated on January 16 every year, honoring the vital role of book publishers worldwide.
National Nothing Day
National Nothing Day is observed on January 16th each year, offering a unique opportunity to embrace the concept of doing absolutely nothing.
National Boston Day
National Boston Day is dedicated to appreciating the rich heritage and significance of the name Boston.
Appreciate a Dragon Day
Appreciate a Dragon Day is a celebration of mythical creatures and fantasy literature held every January 16.
National Fig Newton Day
National Fig Newton Day is celebrated on January 16th, marking a day dedicated to the delight of this unique pastry.
National Good Teen Day
National Good Teen Day is a heartwarming observance celebrated every January 16th to honor the positive attributes of teenagers.
Prohibition Remembrance Day
This day marks a pivotal moment in American history: the 18th Amendment, which prohibited the production, transportation, and sale of alcohol.
National Religious Freedom Day
National Religious Freedom Day is observed every year on January 16. This day marks a pivotal moment in the history of the United States.
National Quinoa Day
National Quinoa Day honors the ancient superfood known as quinoa, which is packed with dietary fiber and protein.
National Use Your Gift Card Day
National Use Your Gift Card Day encourages redeeming holiday gift cards on the third Saturday of January.
National Without a Scalpel Day
National Without a Scalpel Day celebrates minimally invasive medical procedures every January 16.
Soup Swap Day
Soup Swap Day is a community food exchange held annually on the third Saturday of January.
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World Religion Day
World Religion Day, celebrated on the third Sunday of January each year, is a occasion dedicated to fostering understanding among religions.
International We Are Not Broken Day
International We Are Not Broken Day is observed annually on January 17. This day is dedicated to embracing our imperfections.
Judgment Day
Judgment Day, celebrated every year on January 17th, offers a unique opportunity for introspection and self-evaluation.
Ditch New Year's Resolution Day
Ditch New Year's Resolution Day is a day when abandoning your New Year's resolutions isn’t just acceptable, but actually encouraged.
World Snow Day
World Snow Day, celebrated annually on the third Sunday of January, is a globally recognized occasion. Initiated by the International Ski Federation.
Feast Day of Anthony the Great
The Feast Day of Anthony the Great honors the father of Christian monasticism on January 17.
Benjamin Franklin Day
Celebrated every year on January 17, Benjamin Franklin Day honors one of the most dynamic and influential figures in American history.
Kid Inventors’ Day
Kid Inventors’ Day, celebrated on January 17th, is a special day dedicated to the young minds whose creativity have led to remarkable inventions.