Saturday
September 23, 2028
24 holidays and observances fall on this day.
The September Equinox (Fall Equinox)
The September Equinox—usually is the moment the Sun crosses the celestial equator, ushering in fall in the Northern Hemisphere and spring in the Southern.
International Day of Sign Languages
International Day of Sign Languages promotes the human rights and linguistic identity of deaf people every September 23.
International Day of Sign Languages
International Day of Sign Languages on September 23 celebrates sign language diversity and raises awareness of deaf rights and inclusion worldwide.
International Rabbit Day
International Rabbit Day falls on the fourth Saturday of September. Learn about rabbit care, adoption, and welfare. Join the celebration on Sep 26, 2026.
National Singles Day
Celebrate National Singles Day on the fourth Saturday of September, honoring the 46.4% of US adults who are single. Find history, importance, and ways to
Bisexuality Day
Celebrate Bisexuality Day on September 23 unites the bisexual community and allies to raise awareness, combat biphobia, and celebrate diversity. Join the
Restless Legs Awareness Day
Restless Legs Awareness Day on September 23 raises awareness for RLS, a condition causing uncontrollable leg urges. Learn about symptoms, treatments, and
World’s Largest Pet Walk
Join the World’s Largest Pet Walk on the fourth Saturday of September. Walk with your pet to support therapy animals and celebrate the human-animal bond.
Teal Talk Day
Teal Talk Day on September 23 raises ovarian cancer awareness. Learn the B.E.A.C.H. symptoms, wear teal, and start life-saving conversations.
Za’atar Day
Za’atar Day on September 23 celebrates the beloved Middle Eastern herb blend. Learn about its history, importance, and how to enjoy this versatile spice.
National Baker Day
National Baker Day is observed every September 23, a warm tribute to the craft and community spirit of bakers at work and at home.
Education Technology Day
Education Technology Day is observed every September 23, celebrating edtech’s impact on teaching and learning and the people who make it work.
National Public Lands Day
National Public Lands Day is the nation's largest single-day volunteer event for public lands. Join millions in caring for America's natural treasures.
National Seat Check Saturday
National Seat Check Saturday is the fourth Saturday of September. Get your car seat inspected by certified technicians and ensure your child's safety.
National Hunting and Fishing Day
National Hunting and Fishing Day celebrates hunting and fishing as traditional American sports, promoting conservation and recruiting new outdoor
National Great American Pot Pie Day
National Great American Pot Pie Day on September 23 celebrates a classic comfort food. Learn about its history, why it matters, and how to enjoy this
National Snack Stick Day
Celebrate National Snack Stick Day on September 23 with portable, protein-packed meat snacks. Learn history, importance, and fun ways to enjoy this tasty
Redhead Appreciation Day
Celebrate Redhead Appreciation Day on September 23. Learn about the history, importance, and ways to honor the rare beauty of red hair. Join the fun!
National Go With Your Gut Day
National Go With Your Gut Day on September 23 focuses on digestive health. Learn simple ways to support your gut with food, exercise, and stress relief.
National AFM Day
National AFM Day on September 23 raises awareness about acute flaccid myelitis, a rare spinal cord condition causing sudden limb weakness. Learn symptoms
National Checkers Day
National Checkers Day on September 23 honors political dogs and Richard Nixon's famous 1952 Checkers Speech. Celebrate candidate canines on this quirky
National Dogs in Politics Day
National Dogs in Politics Day on September 23 honors presidential pets and their role in American culture. Celebrate the beloved First Dogs and political
National Apple Cider Vinegar Day
National Apple Cider Vinegar Day on September 23 celebrates a pantry staple. Explore its history, why it matters, and fun ideas for food and cleaning.
Seed Gathering Season
Seed Gathering Season starts September 23, a month to collect seeds from trees and plants for conservation. Learn history, importance, and how to join.
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World Bollywood Day
World Bollywood Day is celebrated every year on September 24, a cheerful, global nod to the music, dance, and storytelling of Hindi-language cinema.
World Gorilla Day
World Gorilla Day is observed every September 24, highlighting gorilla conservation with simple, practical actions anyone can take at home or in the community.
World Cancer Research Day
World Cancer Research Day is observed every September 24, highlighting the lifesaving impact of cancer research and simple ways anyone can support it.
World Day of The Deaf
World Day of the Deaf raises awareness of deaf issues and promotes rights. Learn about its history, importance, and how to observe the last Sunday of
Heritage Day
Heritage Day on September 24 celebrates cultural diversity and encourages learning about our own and others' traditions. Discover history, importance, and
World Rivers Day
World Rivers Day is celebrated on the fourth Sunday of September. Learn about the history, importance, and ways to celebrate this global event.
World Day of Migrants and Refugees
Observed on the last Sunday of September, World Day of Migrants and Refugees celebrates the contributions and resilience of people on the move.
National Punctuation Day
National Punctuation Day is celebrating the marks that make writing clear and offering simple, friendly ways to sharpen your punctuation skills.