Friday
June 4, 2021
18 holidays and observances fall on this day.
International Corgi Day
Every year on June 4th we celebrate International Corgi Day. It is dedicated to honoring the charming and faithful breed of Corgis.
International Day of Innocent Children Victims of Aggression
International Day of Innocent Children Victims of Aggression is observed on June 4 to recognize children harmed by violence and conflict.
International Spoiler Day
International Spoiler Day is observed on June 4 to focus on spoilers, pop culture etiquette, and surprise endings.
National Doughnut Day
Celebrate National Doughnut Day by treating yourself to a doughnut, supporting local bakeries and recognising the holiday’s historic roots in WWII-era comfort and community.
National Cheese Day
National Cheese Day is observed on June 4 to enjoy cheese varieties, recipes, tastings, and cheesemaking traditions.
National Old Maids Day
National Old Maids Day is observed on June 4 to recognize unmarried women, independence, and changing social expectations.
National SAFE Day
National SAFE Day is observed on June 4 to promote secure firearm storage, child safety, and prevention of accidental shootings.
National Gun Violence Awareness Day
National Gun Violence Awareness Day is observed on the first Friday in June to honor victims and support gun violence prevention.
National Cognac Day
National Cognac Day is observed on June 4 to enjoy cognac, learn its French origins, and drink it responsibly.
Audacity To Hope Day
Audacity to Hope Day is observed on June 4 to reflect on resilience, courage, and practical hope during hard times.
National Clean Beauty Day
National Clean Beauty Day is observed on June 4 to focus on cleaner beauty products, packaging, and sustainability.
National Hug Your Cat Day
National Hug Your Cat Day is observed on June 4 to honor cats, gentle affection, and the bond between pets and people.
Shopping Cart Day
Shopping Cart Day is observed on June 4 to recognize the everyday invention that made grocery shopping easier.
Hug an Atheist Day
Hug an Atheist Day is observed on the first Friday in June to promote friendly respect for atheists and other nonbelievers.
National Fish and Chip Day
National Fish and Chip Day is observed on the first Friday of June to celebrate the classic British fish and chips meal.
Day of Remembrance of the Children Who Died as a Result of the Russian Federation’s Armed Aggression Against Ukraine
Day of Remembrance of the Children is observed on June 4 to honor young victims of Russia’s armed aggression against Ukraine.
National Unity Day in Hungary
National Unity Day in Hungary is observed on June 4 to remember Trianon and Hungarian cultural unity across borders.
Devon Day (Saint Petroc’s Day)
Devon Day is observed on June 4 to honor Saint Petroc, the Devon flag, and the county’s heritage and local pride.
Coming up next
World Environment Day
Celebrate World Environment Day on June 5 by taking action to protect our planet and raise awareness about global environmental challenges.
International Tabletop Day
Celebrate International Tabletop Day by gathering with friends and family to enjoy board games, card games, and role-playing adventures.
World Day Against Speciesism
World Day Against Speciesism is observed on June 5 to raise awareness about species-based discrimination and animal ethics.
International Day for the Fight against Illegal Unreported and Unregulated Fishing
International Day for the Fight against Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated Fishing is observed on June 5 to raise awareness of IUU fishing.
National Attitude Day
National Attitude Day is a day dedicated to promoting a positive attitude and healthier outlook on life. It is observed annually on June 5.
National Trails Day
National Trails Day is observed on the first Saturday of June to support trail stewardship, outdoor access, and public lands.
National Veggie Burger Day
Celebrate National Veggie Burger Day on June 5 by enjoying delicious plant-based burgers and embracing sustainable eating habits.
National Moonshine Day
National Moonshine Day is observed on June 5 to recognize moonshine history, craft distilling, and responsible enjoyment.