Friday
November 26, 2060
16 holidays and observances fall on this day.
Black Friday
Black Friday, the day after Thanksgiving, is the U.S.’s biggest shopping event—signalling the start of the holiday sales season, offering major deals but also prompting reflection on consumption habits.
World Olive Tree Day
World Olive Tree Day on 26th November unfolds as a global appreciation of the olive tree, a plant deeply intertwined with human history and culture.
World Lewis Day
World Lewis Day, observed annually on November 26, is a poignant reminder of the devastating impact of Australian bushfires on the koala population.
National Cake Day
Cake Day, celebrated on November 26, is a sweet occasion for cake enthusiasts around the world.
Native American Heritage Day
Native American Heritage Day honors the culture, history and contributions of Native and Alaska Native peoples in the United States and encourages respectful learning and engagement.
Good Grief Day
Good Grief Day, observed every November 26, honors Charles M. Schulz, the creator of the "Peanuts" comic strip, celebrating his life and work.
National Anti Obesity Day
National Anti Obesity Day is dedicated to raising awareness about obesity as a significant public health issue and promoting actions to combat it.
What Do You Love About America Day
What Do You Love About America Day invites Americans to reflect on what they love about their country—its values, communities and everyday meaning—and share those reflections with others.
National Jukebox Day
National Jukebox Day celebrates the nostalgic charm of jukeboxes, their musical history and the shared joy of choosing and playing favorite songs together.
Sinkie Day
Sinkie Day (The day after Thanksgiving) invites a casual post-holiday feast—eat leftovers over the sink, skip the formal dinner and enjoy food simply and comfortably.
Maize Day
Maize Day falls on the Friday after Thanksgiving and invites celebration of maize (corn) through food, culture and appreciation of this important crop.
Flossing Day
Flossing Day encourages better oral hygiene by reminding everyone to floss and care for their teeth after holiday meals.
National Day of Listening
Day of Listening invites people to slow down, listen to the stories of family and community, and preserve meaningful conversations through dedicated time and attention.
National Milk Day in India
National Milk Day is celebrated on November 26th, marking the birth anniversary of Dr. Verghese Kurien, the architect of India's White Revolution.
Republic Day in Mongolia
Republic Day in Mongolia, observed annually on November 26th, commemorates the establishment of the Mongolian People's Republic in 1924.
National Law Day (Constitution Day)
National Law Day is celebrated in India on November 26 each year. This day commemorates the adoption of the Constitution of India.
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Turtle Adoption Day
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Pie in the Face Day
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National Electric Guitar Day
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National Craft Jerky Day
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National Bavarian Cream Pie Day
National Bavarian Cream Pie Day celebrates the classic custard-and-cream dessert with its history, meaning and simple ways to enjoy this silky pie.
Pins and Needles Day
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World Compassion Day
World Compassion Day, celebrated every year on November 28th, is deeply rooted in the principles of Ahimsa (non-violence) and Compassion.