November 27, 1992

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.

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.

Turtle Adoption Day, November 27th, offers a poignant reminder of the rich heritage and delicate existence of one of Earth's most ancient creatures.

Pie in the Face Day celebrates classic slapstick humor with its history, meaning and fun, light-hearted ways to enjoy this messy comedic tradition.

Celebrate National Electric Guitar Day, learn about its origins, why the electric guitar matters and fun ways to engage with guitar culture.

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 falls on the Friday after Thanksgiving and invites celebration of maize (corn) through food, culture and appreciation of this important crop.

Flossing Day encourages better oral hygiene by reminding everyone to floss and care for their teeth after holiday meals.

National Bavarian Cream Pie Day celebrates the classic custard-and-cream dessert with its history, meaning and simple ways to enjoy this silky pie.

Celebrate National Craft Jerky Day, discover the history of craft jerky, why it matters and delicious ways to enjoy small-batch artisan jerky.

Discover Pins and Needles Day: its origin in a historic labour-theatre production, its celebration of sewing and textile craft, and ways to participate.

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.