Tuesday
June 19, 2018
16 holidays and observances fall on this day.
Juneteenth
Juneteenth on June 19 commemorates the end of slavery in the US. Learn its history, importance, and how to celebrate this federal holiday.
International Box Day
Celebrate International Box Day on June 19 by embracing the joy and creativity that simple cardboard boxes bring to our lives and our feline friends.
World Sauntering Day
Celebrate World Sauntering Day by taking a leisurely stroll and embracing the joy of slowing down. Discover the history and significance of this mindful holiday.
World Sickle Cell Awareness Day
World Sickle Cell Awareness Day on June 19 aims to increase understanding of sickle cell disease and support those affected.
Real Food Day
Real Food Day is observed on June 19 to promote whole foods, minimally processed meals, and practical nutrition awareness.
International Day for the Elimination of Sexual Violence in Conflict
International Day for the Elimination of Sexual Violence in Conflict is observed on June 19 to honor survivors and raise awareness.
National Martini Day
National Martini Day is observed on June 19 to enjoy the classic martini, cocktail craft, and responsible sipping.
National Garfield the Cat Day
National Garfield the Cat Day is observed on June 19 to honor Garfield, Jim Davis’s lasagna-loving comic-strip cat.
Wear Blue Day
Wear Blue Day is observed on the Friday before Father’s Day to raise awareness of men’s physical and mental health.
National Flip Flop Day
National Flip Flop Day is observed on a date announced each year to enjoy flip flops, summer style, and a smoothie giveaway.
National FreeBSD Day
National FreeBSD Day is observed on June 19 to recognize the FreeBSD operating system and its open-source community.
National Watch Day
National Watch Day is observed on June 19 to recognize watches, watchmaking, design, and personal timepieces.
National Pets in Film Day
National Pets in Film Day is observed on June 19 to honor pets, animal performers, and memorable animal characters in movies.
National Eat an Oreo Day
Celebrate National Eat an Oreo Day on June 19 by twisting, licking, and dunking your favorite chocolate-creme cookie. Fun facts and celebration ideas
Day of Independent Hungary
Day of Independent Hungary is observed on June 19 to remember Soviet withdrawal and the martyrs of the 1956 Revolution.
National Wrong Trousers Day
National Wrong Trousers Day is marked on June 19 in 2026 to wear wacky trousers and raise funds for children's care.
Coming up next
World Productivity Day
Celebrate World Productivity Day on June 20 by reflecting on your work habits and exploring strategies to enhance efficiency and well-being.
World Refugee Day
World Refugee Day honors the resilience of refugees worldwide. Learn about its history, significance, and ways to support displaced individuals.
World Juggling Day
Celebrate World Juggling Day by embracing the art of juggling, connecting with enthusiasts worldwide, and discovering the joy of this timeless skill.
International Nystagmus Day
International Nystagmus Awareness Day is observed on June 20 to raise awareness of involuntary eye movement and vision support.
National American Eagle Day
National American Eagle Day is observed on June 20 to honor the bald eagle, American symbolism, and conservation.
National Hike with a Geek Day
National Hike with a Geek Day is observed on June 20 to enjoy hiking, geeky conversation, and time away from screens.
National Vanilla Milkshake Day
National Vanilla Milkshake Day is observed on June 20 to enjoy classic vanilla milkshakes and soda fountain flavor.
National Ice Cream Soda Day
National Ice Cream Soda Day is observed on June 20 to enjoy fizzy ice cream sodas and classic soda fountain flavor.