July 5, 2022

National Bikini Day is a holiday in the United States that is celebrated on July 5. It is a day to wear a bikini and to celebrate it as a fashion item.

Mechanical Pencil Day celebrates the innovation and convenience of mechanical pencils, honoring their history, precision, and role in writing, drawing.

National Hawaii Day is observed on July 5 to honor Hawaii’s culture, beauty, and place as the 50th U.S. state.

Celebrate National Apple Turnover Day on July 5 with flaky, spiced apple pastries. Bake or buy turnovers, share recipes, and support local bakeries.

National Workaholics Day on July 5 encourages people to unplug, rest, and reassess work habits to prevent burnout and reclaim time for family.

National Graham Cracker Day is observed on July 5 to enjoy graham crackers, s’mores, pie crusts, and a classic American snack.

Pet Remembrance Day, observed every July 5, is a time to honor and remember companion animals who have passed. Learn about its history, why it matters, and ways to observe with memorials and community support.

Learn why Cape Verde's Independence Day on July 5 marks the end of Portuguese rule in 1975, and find ways communities celebrate and remember.

Independence Day in Venezuela on July 5 marks the 1811 Declaration. Read its history, national traditions, civic-military parades and ways to celebrate.

Independence Day in Algeria is celebrated on 5 July each year. Learn the history of the 1954–1962 war, why the day matters, and ways Algerians celebrate and remember.

St. Cyril & St. Methodius Day on July 5 honors the 9th-century brothers who devised the Glagolitic script and promoted Slavic literacy and Christian texts.

Great British Pea Week is observed during the first full week of July to celebrate British peas, growers, and summer harvest season.

Constitution Day in Armenia is observed on July 5 to mark the 1995 adoption of the post‑Soviet constitution. The day also honors state symbols and is a public holiday.