Wednesday
November 21, 2029
13 holidays and observances fall on this day.
World Hello Day
World Hello Day encourages peaceful communication through a simple greeting and highlights the power of kindness and connection.
World Fisheries Day
World Fisheries Day, observed on November 21, underscores the vital importance of healthy ocean ecosystems and sustainable fish stocks.
World COPD Day
Discover World COPD Day (third Wednesday of November): its origin, significance and how you can help raise awareness of COPD and protect lung health.
World Television Day
World Television Day highlights television’s global role in education, communication and cultural connection, and offers ways to celebrate its impact.
No Music Day
Discover No Music Day, a contemplative observance started by Bill Drummond to step away from music for a day and reflect on its role in our lives.
Geographic Information Systems Day
Celebrate GIS Day (third Wednesday in November) by exploring how spatial data and mapping shape our world and communities.
European Cystic Fibrosis Awareness Day
European Cystic Fibrosis Awareness Day, raises awareness of cystic fibrosis, supports patients and families, and promotes early diagnosis and equitable access to care across Europe.
False Confession Day
False Confession Day is a playful observance inviting humorous and harmless “confessions,” encouraging creativity, laughter, and lighthearted fun.
National Stuffing Day
National Stuffing Day honors one of America’s favorite holiday dishes with history, meaning and simple, tasty ways to enjoy and share it.
Pumpkin Pie Day
Discover Pumpkin Pie Day, learn about the dessert’s history, why two dates apply, and fun ways to enjoy the tradition.
BOTOX Cosmetic (onabotulinumtoxinA) Day
The BOTOX® Cosmetic (onabotulinumtoxinA) Day is observed on the third Wednesday of November each year.
Alascattalo Day
Discover Alascattalo Da, a playful Alaskan-themed observance honoring the mythical moose-walrus “alascattalo,” with stories, laughter and a short parade.
National Gingerbread Cookie Day
Celebrate National Gingerbread Cookie Day on November 21 each year—a joyful observance of spiced cookies, holiday baking, tradition, and sweet creativity.
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Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving is a cherished American holiday celebrating gratitude, family gatherings, and traditions that bring people together across the nation.
Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade
A grand annual spectacle held on Thanksgiving Day in New York City, the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade features giant balloons, festive floats and marching bands that mark the start of the holiday season.
International Musician Day
Every November 22nd, music enthusiasts worldwide unite to celebrate International Musician Day with melodies and rhythms.
International Survivors of Suicide Loss Day
International Survivors of Suicide Loss Day, observed on the Saturday before Thanksgiving, offers connection, understanding and healing for those grieving the loss of loved ones to suicide.
Love Your Freckles Day
Celebrate Love Your Freckles Day on November 22 by embracing natural beauty, boosting confidence and showing your freckles some love.
National Day of Mourning (Unthanksgiving Day)
An annual observance on the fourth Thursday of November, the National Day of Mourning offers Indigenous perspectives on the Thanksgiving legacy, promoting reflection, awareness and solidarity.
National Adoption Day
Learn about National Adoption Day (Saturday before Thanksgiving): its origin, significance, and how you can support children in foster care being adopted into permanent homes.
Family Volunteer Day
Family Volunteer Day, observed on the Saturday before Thanksgiving, celebrates families serving together, highlights the value of community kindness and offers simple ways to volunteer as a family.