January Holidays and Observances in 2034
January 1 34
New Year's Day
New Year's Day is a global holiday observed on January 1 to mark the beginning of the new calendar year.
Rose Bowl Game
The Rose Bowl Game is a premier college football bowl game held annually in Pasadena, California, on January 1.
Solemnity of Mary
The Solemnity of Mary is a major liturgical feast held every January 1 to honor Mary’s role as the Mother of God.
National First-Foot Day
National First-Foot Day is a New Year tradition held on January 1 involving the first person to enter a home after midnight.
World Day of Peace
The World Day of Peace is a global observance held every January 1 to promote universal harmony and social justice.
Saint Basil's Day
Saint Basil's Day is observed on January 1 to honor the 4th-century bishop known for charity and the Vasilopita tradition.
Global Family Day
Global Family Day is a global observance of peace and unity held annually on January 1 to celebrate humanity as one family.
Public Domain Day
Public Domain Day is a global observance on January 1 when copyrighted works become free for public use.
Ring a Bell Day
Ring a Bell Day is an annual observance on January 1 that celebrates the history and cultural importance of bells.
Z Day
Z Day is a lighthearted holiday held on January 1 that celebrates people and things whose names begin with the letter Z.
Universal Hour of Peace
The Universal Hour of Peace is a global event held from late December 31 to early January 1 to promote harmony.
Commitment Day
Commitment Day is a holiday focused on making sustainable life changes and is observed every year on January 1.
Euro Day
Euro Day celebrates the adoption and history of the European Union's single currency and is observed on January 1.
Polar Bear Plunge Day
Polar Bear Plunge Day is a winter tradition of diving into cold water observed annually on January 1.
Apple Gifting Day
Apple Gifting Day is a New Year's tradition held on January 1 where people exchange apples to wish each other good health.
National Soup Month
National Soup Month is a culinary observance held every January to celebrate the health benefits and history of soup.
National Hangover Day
National Hangover Day is a recovery-focused holiday held every January 1 following New Year's Eve festivities.
Ellis Island Day
Ellis Island Day is an annual observance on January 1 that commemorates the opening of the historic immigration station.
Mummer's Parade
The Mummer's Parade is a historic Philadelphia folk celebration held every year on January 1 featuring costumed strutters.
National Bloody Mary Day
National Bloody Mary Day celebrates the famous savory tomato and vodka cocktail every year on January 1.
National Hot Tea Month
National Hot Tea Month is a celebration of tea's history and health benefits held every year throughout January.
Manuary
Manuary is a vital month for men to focus on head, neck, and throat health to ensure a healthy start to the year.
Copyright Law Day
Copyright Law Day is an annual observance on January 1 that honors intellectual property rights and the public domain.
New Year’s Dishonor List Day
New Year’s Dishonor List Day is a linguistic observance on January 1 where overused and misused words are officially banished.
Tournament of Roses Parade
The Tournament of Roses Parade is an annual floral parade held on New Year’s Day in Pasadena, California.
National Oatmeal Month
National Oatmeal Month is an annual health observance held every January to celebrate the nutritional benefits of oats.
National Clean Up Your Computer Month
National Clean Up Your Computer Month is a digital wellness event held every January to encourage file organization and device maintenance.
Get A Balanced Life Month
Get A Balanced Life Month is an annual wellness observance held every January to promote work-life harmony.
Haiti Independence Day
Haiti Independence Day is a national holiday held on January 1 to celebrate the country's liberation from France in 1804.
Sudan Independence Day
Sudan Independence Day is a national holiday held on January 1 to celebrate the country's 1956 liberation from British and Egyptian rule.
Independence Day in Cameroon
Independence Day in Cameroon is a national holiday held on January 1 to celebrate the country's 1960 liberation from France.
Restoration Day of the Independent Czech State
Restoration Day of the Independent Czech State is a national holiday held on January 1 to honor the 1993 founding of the Czech Republic.
Day of the Establishment of the Slovak Republic
The Day of the Establishment of the Slovak Republic is a national holiday held on January 1 to honor Slovak independence.
Flag Day in Lithuania
Flag Day in Lithuania is a patriotic observance held every January 1 to honor the national flag and the country's independence
January 2 13
World Introvert Day
World Introvert Day is an annual celebration on January 2 that honors the quiet strength and reflective nature of introverts.
National Science Fiction Day
National Science Fiction Day is celebrated on January 2 to honor the genre and writer Isaac Asimov's birthday.
National Buffet Day
National Buffet Day is a culinary holiday celebrated annually on January 2 to honor all-you-can-eat dining.
Happy Mew Year for Cats Day
Happy Mew Year for Cats Day is observed every January 2 to celebrate feline companionship and promote cat welfare.
Motivation and Inspiration Day
Motivation and Inspiration Day is observed every January 2 to encourage goal setting and personal growth.
National Cream Puff Day
National Cream Puff Day is a food holiday held every January 2 to celebrate the classic French choux pastry dessert.
55 mph Speed Limit Day
55 mph Speed Limit Day is held on January 2 to mark the 1974 law aimed at fuel conservation and road safety.
Swiss Cheese Day
Swiss Cheese Day is a food holiday held every January 2 to honor the diverse cheese varieties of Switzerland.
National Personal Trainer Awareness Day
National Personal Trainer Awareness Day is held every January 2 to recognize fitness professionals and their impact on health.
National Thank God Its Monday Day
National Thank God Its Monday Day promotes a positive attitude toward the workweek and occurs on the first Monday of January.
Run Up the Flagpole and See If Anyone Salutes Day
Run Up the Flagpole and See If Anyone Salutes Day is an annual event held on January 2 to test new ideas.
National Pet Travel Safety Day
National Pet Travel Safety Day is observed annually on January 2 to promote safe transportation for pets.
National Weigh-In Day
National Weigh-In Day is observed on the first Monday of January to help individuals track their health and fitness goals.
January 3 12
International Mind-Body Wellness Day
International Mind-Body Wellness Day promotes the connection between mental and physical health every January 3.
Mahayana New Year
Mahayana New Year is a Buddhist festival celebrating renewal and reflection on the first full moon day of January.
St. Genevieve Feast Day
St. Genevieve Feast Day honors the patroness of Paris every January 3 for her leadership and protection.
JRR Tolkien Day
JRR Tolkien Day celebrates the author's birthday and literary legacy annually on January 3.
Festival of Sleep Day
Festival of Sleep Day is an unofficial holiday observed every January 3 to encourage rest after the busy holiday season.
Women Rock! Day
Women Rock! Day honors female contributions to the rock genre and is celebrated every January 3.
Memento Mori 'Remember You Die' Day
Memento Mori Day is a time to reflect on mortality and the value of life, observed annually on January 3.
National Chocolate Covered Cherry Day
National Chocolate Covered Cherry Day celebrates the classic fruit and chocolate confection every January 3.
Humiliation Day
Humiliation Day is a time to practice humility and empathy, observed annually on January 3.
Drinking Straw Day
Drinking Straw Day commemorates the 1888 patent for the paper drinking straw and is observed on January 3.
Earth at Perihelion
Earth at Perihelion occurs about two weeks after the December solstice when the planet is closest to the Sun.
National Write to Congress Day
National Write to Congress Day encourages citizens to contact their federal representatives every January 3.
January 4 12
World Braille Day
World Braille Day honors the tactile reading system used by blind individuals and takes place every January 4.
Newtonmas (Newton’s Birthday)
Newton's Birthday celebrates the life of the famous physicist every January 4 based on the Gregorian calendar.
World Hypnotism Day
World Hypnotism Day promotes the benefits of hypnosis and dispels common myths every January 4.
National Trivia Day
National Trivia Day celebrates the collection of fun facts and curious information every January 4.
National Spaghetti Day
National Spaghetti Day celebrates the world’s favorite long pasta and takes place every January 4.
National CanDo Day
National CanDo Day celebrates resilience and the power of a positive mindset every January 4.
Pop Music Chart Day
Pop Music Chart Day celebrates the first ranked listing of pop songs and takes place every January 4.
Tom Thumb Day
Tom Thumb Day honors the legacy of entertainer Charles Sherwood Stratton every January 4.
Free Flower Basket Day
Free Flower Basket Day is an annual celebration of kindness and floral gifting held every January 4.
Dimpled Chad Day
Dimpled Chad Day commemorates the 2000 election recount and the importance of clear voting every January 4.
National Missouri Day
National Missouri Day celebrates the culture and history of the 24th state every January 4.
Independence Day in Myanmar
Independence Day in Myanmar celebrates the country's sovereignty from British rule every January 4.
January 5 8
Twelfth Night
Twelfth Night is the final evening of the Twelve Days of Christmas and is observed annually on January 5.
National Bird Day
National Bird Day is an annual observance on January 5 that promotes avian conservation and the welfare of captive birds.
National Whipped Cream Day
National Whipped Cream Day is an annual food holiday on January 5 that celebrates the light and fluffy dairy topping.
Day of Dialogue
Day of Dialogue is an annual observance on January 5 that encourages respectful conversation across social and political divides.
National Screenwriters Day
National Screenwriters Day honors the creators of film and television scripts every year on January 5.
National Keto Day
National Keto Day is an annual health observance on January 5 that promotes the high-fat, low-carb ketogenic lifestyle.
Three Kings Parade in Spain
The Three Kings Parade is a traditional Spanish street procession held annually on January 5 to celebrate the arrival of the Magi.
Tucindan
Tucindan is a traditional Orthodox holiday observed on January 5 as a day of preparation and peace before Christmas.
January 6 9
Three Kings Day (Epiphany)
Three Kings Day is a Christian holiday celebrated every January 6 to honor the magi's visit to the infant Jesus.
World Day for War Orphans
World Day for War Orphans is observed every January 6 to address the needs of children in conflict-affected regions.
National Technology Day
National Technology Day is observed every January 6 to celebrate technological achievements and future innovations.
National Take Down the Christmas Tree Day
National Take Down the Christmas Tree Day occurs every January 6 to mark the end of the holiday season.
National Cuddle Up Day
National Cuddle Up Day is observed every January 6 to promote the health benefits and warmth of physical affection.
Apple Tree Day
Apple Tree Day is celebrated annually on January 6 to honor the history and environmental value of apple orchards.
National Bean Day (Dry Bean Day)
National Bean Day is celebrated every January 6 to recognize the nutritional value and historical significance of beans.
National Shortbread Day
National Take a Poet to Lunch Day is held every January 6 to encourage personal support and appreciation for poets.
National Take a Poet to Lunch Day
National Take a Poet to Lunch Day is held every January 6 to encourage personal support and appreciation for poets.
January 7 13
Orthodox Christmas Day
Orthodox Christmas Day is a religious feast celebrating the birth of Jesus on January 7 according to the Julian calendar.
Old Rock Day
Old Rock Day is an annual celebration of geology and ancient fossils held every January 7.
Coptic Christmas
Coptic Christmas is a religious holiday observed by Coptic Orthodox Christians annually on January 7.
International Programmers' Day
International Programmers' Day is a professional holiday honoring software developers held every January 7.
Distaff Day
Distaff Day marks the traditional return to spinning work after the Christmas season and is held annually on January 7.
National Pass Gas Day
National Pass Gas Day is a humorous celebration of a natural bodily function observed every year on January 7.
I’m Not Going To Take It Anymore Day
I’m Not Going To Take It Anymore Day is a day for self-empowerment and setting boundaries held every January 7.
National Bobblehead Day
National Bobblehead Day honors collectible figurines with spring-mounted heads every year on January 7.
National Tempura Day
National Tempura Day celebrates the crispy Japanese deep-frying method every year on January 7.
I Am a Mentor Day
I Am a Mentor Day honors the personal impact and contributions of mentors every year on January 7.
Fruitcake Toss Day
Fruitcake Toss Day is a fun event for throwing away holiday leftovers on the first Saturday of January.
Harlem Globetrotter’s Day
Harlem Globetrotter’s Day celebrates the historic basketball team and their first game on January 7.
Constitution Day in Ghana
Constitution Day in Ghana is a public holiday celebrating the 1992 Constitution and democracy every January 7.
January 8 15
Earth's Rotation Day
Earth's Rotation Day commemorates the 1851 discovery of the planet's axial spin and is held annually on January 8.
World Typing Day
World Typing Day promotes efficiency and accuracy in written communication every year on January 8.
Snuggle a Chicken Day
Snuggle a Chicken Day is observed annually on January 8. This lighthearted day encourages bird owners and animal lovers to show extra affection to their feathered companions, highlighting the unique…
No Pants Subway Ride Day
No Pants Subway Ride Day is observed annually on the second Sunday of January. This unconventional event encourages participants to ride public transit without wearing pants, aiming to surprise and…
National JoyGerm Day
National JoyGerm Day is a celebration of positivity and kindness held every year on January 8.
National Bubble Bath Day
National Bubble Bath Day encourages relaxation through a warm, soapy soak and is celebrated every year on January 8.
National Sunday Supper Day
National Sunday Supper Day is observed annually on the second Sunday of January. This special day encourages families and friends to gather around the dinner table, fostering connections and creating…
National Man Watcher's Day
National Man Watcher's Day is a lighthearted occasion for observing and appreciating men, held annually on January 8.
National Winter Skin Relief Day
National Winter Skin Relief Day promotes skincare awareness during cold months on January 8.
Show And Tell At Work Day
Show and Tell at Work Day is an annual event held on January 8 that encourages workplace bonding through sharing personal items.
National English Toffee Day
National English Toffee Day celebrates the rich and buttery caramelized candy every year on January 8.
War on Poverty Day
War on Poverty Day commemorates the 1964 launch of U.S. anti-poverty legislation on January 8.
Argyle Day
Argyle Day celebrates the classic Scottish diamond pattern every year on January 8.
Unknown Citizens’ Day in the Philippines
Unknown Citizens’ Day is observed annually on the second Sunday of January in the Philippines. This observance honors everyday Filipino citizens who, through their humble efforts, contribute to the nation's…
Yinekokratia in Greece (Gynaikokratia)
Ginekokratia is a Greek women's festival involving gender role reversals observed on January 8.
January 9 13
National Gluten-Free Day
National Gluten-Free Day encourages individuals to learn about gluten intolerance, explore gluten-free options, and support those who adhere to a gluten-free diet.
International Choreographers Day
International Choreographers Day is a global celebration on January 9 that honors the artists who create dance routines.
National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day
National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day is a day of support for police officers held every year on January 9.
Balloon Ascension Day
Balloon Ascension Day is celebrated annually on January 9 to honor the first manned balloon flight in the United States.
National Clean Your Desk Day
National Clean Your Desk Day serves as a reminder to declutter and organize our workspaces, promoting productivity and a clear mind as we embark on a new year.
National Fourth Graders Day
National Fourth Graders Day celebrates the unique qualities and achievements of fourth-grade students, typically aged 9 or 10, as they navigate a pivotal year in their educational journey.
National Word Nerd Day
National Word Nerd Day is an annual celebration on January 9 for people who love vocabulary and linguistics.
National Apricot Day
National Apricot Day is an annual celebration on January 9 that honors the history and health benefits of apricots.
National Static Electricity Day
National Static Electricity Day is an annual event on January 9 that explores the science of electrical charges.
National WONK Day
National WONK Day is an annual holiday on January 9 that honors policy experts and technical specialists.
Play God Day
Play God Day is an annual holiday on January 9 that encourages people to perform selfless acts of kindness for others.
National Cassoulet Day
National Cassoulet Day is an annual celebration on January 9 that honors the classic French slow-cooked bean and meat stew.
Coming of Age Day
Coming of Age Day (成人の日, Seijin no Hi) is a Japanese national holiday celebrated annually on the second Monday of January.
January 10 10
League of Nations Day
League of Nations Day marks the anniversary of the first global peace organization every January 10.
National Houseplant Appreciation Day
National Houseplant Appreciation Day highlights the benefits of indoor gardening and is observed every January 10.
National Cut Your Energy Costs Day
National Cut Your Energy Costs Day promotes utility savings and efficiency every January 10.
National Save The Eagles Day
National Save The Eagles Day is an environmental observance dedicated to protecting eagle species every January 10.
Peculiar People Day
Peculiar People Day is a celebration of non-conformity and unique traits observed every January 10.
Poetry at Work Day
Poetry at Work Day promotes creativity in the office and is held every year on the second Tuesday of January.
National Bittersweet Chocolate Day
National Bittersweet Chocolate Day is a food holiday celebrating high-cacao chocolate every January 10.
National Shop For Travel Day
National Shop For Travel Day encourages planning vacations early and occurs every year on the second Tuesday of January.
National Shareholders Day
National Shareholders Day recognizes the contributions of stockholders to the economy every January 10.
National Oysters Rockefeller Day
National Oysters Rockefeller Day is a culinary holiday observed every January 10 to honor the famous seafood dish.
January 11 22
International Thank-You Day
International Thank-You Day is an annual celebration of gratitude and appreciation held every year on January 11.
The Baptism of the Lord
The Baptism of the Lord is celebrated annually on the Sunday following January 6. In 2026, it falls on January 11. This feast commemorates Jesus Christ's baptism by John the…
No Longer New Year's Day
No Longer New Year's Day marks the end of holiday greetings and the return to routine every year on January 11.
World Sketchnote Day
World Sketchnote Day is an annual celebration of visual note-taking held every year on January 11.
Cigarettes are Hazardous to Your Health Day
Cigarettes are Hazardous to Your Health Day highlights the risks of tobacco use and is observed annually on January 11.
Paget’s Awareness Day
Paget’s Awareness Day is observed on January 11. This day highlights Paget’s disease of bone, a chronic condition that interferes with the body’s normal recycling process where new bone tissue…
International Parity at Work Day
International Parity at Work Day promotes global workplace equality and fair pay every year on January 11.
National Human Trafficking Awareness Day
National Human Trafficking Awareness Day is held every January 11 to raise awareness about the prevention of modern slavery.
National Girl Hug Boy Day
National Girl Hug Boy Day promotes affection and social bonding every year on January 11.
National Take the Stairs Day
National Take the Stairs Day promotes cardiovascular health and occurs annually on the second Wednesday of January.
National Milk Day in India
National Milk Day commemorates the first glass bottle milk deliveries and is observed every January 11.
National Hot Toddy Day
National Hot Toddy Day celebrates the classic warm winter beverage and is observed annually on January 11.
National Arkansas Day
National Arkansas Day is an annual celebration of the Natural State and its history held on January 11.
Secret Pal Day
Secret Pal Day is an annual celebration of friendship and anonymous kindness held every year on January 11.
Learn Your Name In Morse Code Day
Learn Your Name In Morse Code Day is a fun observance held every January 11 to celebrate historical telegraphic communication.
Golden Globe Awards
Golden Globe Awards are an annual ceremony held in early January to honor excellence in film and television.
National Step in a Puddle and Splash Your Friends Day
National Step in a Puddle and Splash Your Friends Day is a fun observance held every January 11 to promote playful mischief.
Unity Day in Nepal
Unity Day in Nepal commemorates the birth of King Prithvi Narayan Shah and the nation’s unification every year on January 11.
Republic Day in Albania
Republic Day in Albania marks the historical anniversary of the republic's proclamation every year on January 11.
Independence Manifesto Day in Morocco
Independence Manifesto Day in Morocco commemorates the 1944 demand for sovereignty every year on January 11.
German Apples Day
German Apples Day honors local fruit production and regional cultivars every year on January 11.
Kosrae Constitution Day
Kosrae Constitution Day commemorates the effective date of the state's supreme law every year on January 11.
January 12 15
National Pharmacist Day
National Pharmacist Day is observed annually on January 12. This day is dedicated to celebrating the essential role that pharmacists play in healthcare by ensuring safe and effective medication use.…
National Marzipan Day
National Marzipan Day, celebrated annually on January 12, honors the sweet, almond-based confection known as marzipan. This delightful treat, made primarily from ground almonds and sugar, is cherished worldwide for…
National Curried Chicken Day
National Curried Chicken Day is celebrated annually on January 12. This day honors the flavorful and aromatic dish that has become a favorite in many cuisines worldwide. History of National…
National Hot Tea Day
National Hot Tea Day is celebrated every year on January 12 to appreciate the comfort and warmth that a cup of tea brings to millions of people around the world.…
Work Harder Day
Work Harder Day serves as a motivational reminder for individuals to intensify their efforts toward personal and professional goals, emphasizing the value of dedication and perseverance.
Stick to Your New Year's Resolution Day
Stick to Your New Year's Resolution Day serves as a timely reminder to renew our commitment to the goals we set at the beginning of the year.
National Kettlebell Day
National Kettlebell Day, observed annually on January 12, celebrates the versatile fitness tool known as the kettlebell. Resembling a cannonball with a handle, kettlebells are utilized worldwide for strength training,…
Feast of Fabulous Wild Men Day
Feast of Fabulous Wild Men Day honors the adventurous and charismatic men who add excitement to our lives.
Kiss a Ginger Day
Kiss a Ginger Day, celebrated annually on January 12, is a lighthearted observance dedicated to appreciating individuals with red hair. This day encourages people to show affection and appreciation for…
Healthy Weight day (Healthy Look Day)
Healthy Weight Day (Healthy Look Day) focuses on wellness and body positivity on the second Thursday in January.
National Youth Day
National Youth Day is observed annually on January 12 in India to commemorate the birth anniversary of Swami Vivekananda, a revered spiritual leader and reformer who inspired millions through his…
Plough Monday
Plough Monday, observed annually on the first Monday after Epiphany (January 6), marks the traditional start of the English agricultural year.
Yennayer (Berber New Year) in Algeria
Yennayer, also known as the Berber New Year, marks the beginning of the Amazigh (Berber) calendar year and is a time for renewal, reflection, and community gatherings.
Memorial Day in Turkmenistan
Memorial Day is observed annually on January 12 in Turkmenistan. This national day of mourning honors those who died defending the Geok Tepe Fortress during a significant battle on January…
Zanzibar Revolution Day in Tanzania
Zanzibar Revolution Day is observed annually on January 12 in Tanzania. This national holiday commemorates the revolution that led to the overthrow of the Sultanate of Zanzibar in 1964, marking…
January 13 16
Quitters Day
Quitters Day falls on the second Friday of January and marks the point when many people stop their New Year's resolutions.
Public Radio Broadcasting Day
Public Radio Broadcasting Day, observed annually on January 13, commemorates the inception of public radio broadcasting. This day honors the pioneers of radio technology and celebrates the enduring impact of…
National Peach Melba Day
National Peach Melba Day, celebrated annually on January 13, honors the classic dessert made with peaches, raspberry sauce, and vanilla ice cream. This day invites everyone to indulge in this…
Make Your Dream Come True Day
Make Your Dream Come True Day, celebrated annually on January 13, is a special occasion dedicated to encouraging individuals to take proactive steps toward realizing their deepest aspirations. This day…
National Rubber Ducky Day
National Rubber Ducky Day is celebrated annually on January 13. This day honors the iconic yellow bath-time toy that has brought joy to children and adults alike for generations. History…
National Sticker Day
National Sticker Day is celebrated annually on January 13. This day honors the fun and creativity that stickers bring into our lives, from decorative uses to practical applications. History of…
Korean American Day
Korean American Day, observed annually on January 13, commemorates the arrival of the first Korean immigrants to the United States in 1903. This day honors the significant contributions of Korean…
Poetry Break Day
Poetry Break Day is celebrated annually on January 13. This special day encourages individuals to pause their daily routines and immerse themselves in the beauty of poetry. Whether through reading,…
Stephen Foster Memorial Day
Stephen Foster Memorial Day, observed annually on January 13, commemorates the life and contributions of Stephen Collins Foster, often referred to as the "father of American music." This day honors…
Printing Ink Day
Printing Ink Day recognizes the essential role of ink in communication and is held on the Tuesday closest to January 16.
St. Knut’s Day
St. Knut’s Day (Tjugondag Knut), observed annually on January 13, marks the traditional end of the Christmas season in Sweden and Finland. This festive day is celebrated with various customs…
Calennig
Calennig is a traditional Welsh New Year's celebration observed annually on January 13. The word "Calennig" is derived from the Latin term "kalends," meaning the first day of the month.…
Liberation Day in Togo
Liberation Day, observed annually on January 13, is a significant public holiday in Togo. This day commemorates pivotal events in the nation's history, marking the country's journey toward sovereignty and…
Freedom Defenders Day in Lithuania
Freedom Defenders' Day is a significant commemorative event in Lithuania, observed annually on January 13. This day honors the memory of those who lost their lives during the tragic events…
Democracy Day in Cape Verde
Democracy Day is a significant public holiday in Cape Verde, observed annually on January 13. This day commemorates the nation's first democratic elections, which took place on January 13, 1991,…
Lohri
Lohri, celebrated annually on January 13, is a vibrant harvest festival predominantly observed in the northern regions of India, especially in Punjab and Haryana. This joyous occasion marks the end…
January 14 12
Orthodox New Year
The Orthodox New Year marks the start of the year on the Julian calendar and is held every January 14.
International Kite Day
International Kite Day is celebrated annually on January 14th, marking a vibrant and colorful festival that originated in India.
World Logic Day
World Logic Day is celebrated annually on January 14. This special day, proclaimed by UNESCO on November 26, 2019.
Feast of the Ass Day
The Feast of the Ass is a medieval holiday honoring the donkeys of the Bible and takes place every year on January 14.
National Dress Up Your Pet Day
National Dress Up Your Pet Day celebrates pet fashion and the human-animal bond every year on January 14.
National Hot Pastrami Sandwich Day
National Hot Pastrami Sandwich Day celebrates the classic deli favorite and is held every year on January 14.
Cesarean Section Day
Cesarean Section Day honors the first successful C-section in the United States and is observed every year on January 14.
National Vision Board Day
National Vision Board Day is a goal-setting holiday observed on the second Saturday in January.
Ratification Day
National Hot Pastrami Sandwich Day celebrates the classic deli favorite and is held every year on January 14.
Organize Your Home Day
Organize Your Home Day encourages tidying and streamlining living spaces and is held every year on January 14.
Take a Missionary to Lunch Day
Take a Missionary to Lunch Day honors the work of missionaries and is held annually on January 14.
Day of the State Flag in Georgia
Day of the State Flag in Georgia celebrates the adoption of the five-cross flag and is observed every January 14.
January 15 14
World Religion Day
World Religion Day, celebrated on the third Sunday of January each year, is a occasion dedicated to fostering understanding among religions.
World Snow Day
World Snow Day, celebrated annually on the third Sunday of January, is a globally recognized occasion. Initiated by the International Ski Federation.
Wikipedia Day
Wikipedia Day is celebrated on January 15, marking the anniversary of the creation of a revolutionary online encyclopedia.
National Hat Day
National Hat Day is observed on January 15. This day celebrates one of the oldest human accessories, hats, in all their variety and significance.
National Strawberry Ice Cream Day
On January 15, the sweet delight of National Strawberry Ice Cream Day is celebrated with relish by dessert aficionados across the country.
National Bagel Day
National Bagel Day is observed on January 15th. It celebrates the beloved bagel, a staple breakfast item and a versatile snack enjoyed worldwide.
National Booch Day
National Booch Day is celebrated on January 15th. This day is dedicated to enjoying and appreciating kombucha, a unique fermented tea.
Alpha Kappa Alpha Day
Alpha Kappa Alpha Day honors the founding of the first Black Greek-letter sorority on January 15.
Women’s Healthy Weight Day
Women’s Healthy Weight Day promotes body acceptance and holistic wellness every third Thursday of January.
National Fresh Squeezed Juice Day
National Fresh Squeezed Juice Day promotes the health benefits of raw fruit and vegetable juices every January 15.
Humanitarian Day
Humanitarian Day is an annual observance on January 15 that honors those who provide aid to people in crisis.
National Pothole Day
National Pothole Day, observed on January 15, is a day dedicated to highlighting the persistent and growing issue of potholes on our roads.
International Recognition Day in Croatia
International Recognition Day honors Croatia's 1992 entry into the global community every January 15.
Ocean Duty Day in Indonesia
Ocean Duty Day is an Indonesian memorial day honoring fallen naval heroes every January 15.
January 16 16
Martin Luther King Jr. Day (Civil Rights Day)
Martin Luther King Jr. Day %currentyear%, celebrated on the third Monday of January, honors the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
International Hot and Spicy Food Day
International Hot and Spicy Food Day is celebrated on January 16, offering a chance to indulge in the world's most fiery flavors.
Blue Monday
Blue Monday is the third Monday in January and is often called the most depressing day of the year.
Book Publishers Day
Book Publishers Day is celebrated on January 16 every year, honoring the vital role of book publishers worldwide.
National Nothing Day
National Nothing Day is observed on January 16th each year, offering a unique opportunity to embrace the concept of doing absolutely nothing.
National Boston Day
National Boston Day is dedicated to appreciating the rich heritage and significance of the name Boston.
Appreciate a Dragon Day
Appreciate a Dragon Day is a celebration of mythical creatures and fantasy literature held every January 16.
National Fig Newton Day
National Fig Newton Day is celebrated on January 16th, marking a day dedicated to the delight of this unique pastry.
National Good Teen Day
National Good Teen Day is a heartwarming observance celebrated every January 16th to honor the positive attributes of teenagers.
Prohibition Remembrance Day
This day marks a pivotal moment in American history: the 18th Amendment, which prohibited the production, transportation, and sale of alcohol.
National Religious Freedom Day
National Religious Freedom Day is observed every year on January 16. This day marks a pivotal moment in the history of the United States.
Robert E. Lee Day
Robert E. Lee Day commemorates the Confederate general's birthday on the third Monday of January.
National Quinoa Day
National Quinoa Day honors the ancient superfood known as quinoa, which is packed with dietary fiber and protein.
Brew Monday
Brew Monday encourages people to connect over a hot drink on the third Monday of January.
Elementary School Teacher Day
Elementary School Teacher Day honors the educators of young children on the third Monday of January.
National Without a Scalpel Day
National Without a Scalpel Day celebrates minimally invasive medical procedures every January 16.
January 17 15
International We Are Not Broken Day
International We Are Not Broken Day is observed annually on January 17. This day is dedicated to embracing our imperfections.
Judgment Day
Judgment Day, celebrated every year on January 17th, offers a unique opportunity for introspection and self-evaluation.
Ditch New Year's Resolution Day
Ditch New Year's Resolution Day is a day when abandoning your New Year's resolutions isn’t just acceptable, but actually encouraged.
Feast Day of Anthony the Great
The Feast Day of Anthony the Great honors the father of Christian monasticism on January 17.
Benjamin Franklin Day
Celebrated every year on January 17, Benjamin Franklin Day honors one of the most dynamic and influential figures in American history.
Kid Inventors’ Day
Kid Inventors’ Day, celebrated on January 17th, is a special day dedicated to the young minds whose creativity have led to remarkable inventions.
National Classy Day
National Classy Day celebrates personal grace and the legacy of Betty White every January 17.
Popeye Day
Popeye Day celebrates the 1929 debut of the world's most famous spinach-loving sailor every January 17.
Customer Service Day
Customer Service Day recognizes the value of support teams and client relations every January 17.
National Bootlegger’s Day
National Bootlegger’s Day honors the history of Prohibition-era spirit producers every January 17.
National Hot Heads Chili Day
National Hot Heads Chili Day celebrates extreme spiciness and the history of chili peppers every January 17.
Cable Car Day
Cable Car Day commemorates the 1871 patent of the first practical cable-driven transit system every January 17.
Rid the World of Fad Diets & Gimmicks Day
Rid the World of Fad Diets & Gimmicks Day promotes sustainable nutrition on the third Tuesday of January.
National Hot Buttered Rum Day
National Hot Buttered Rum Day celebrates a colonial-era winter cocktail every January 17.
Menorca National Day
Menorca National Day celebrates the island's 1287 reconquest and its patron saint every January 17.
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National Winnie the Pooh Day
National Winnie the Pooh Day is celebrated on January 18th, honoring the beloved storybook character.
Museum Selfie Day
Museum Selfie Day, celebrated on the third Wednesday in January, is a unique blend of art, history, and modern social media culture.
National Gourmet Coffee Day
National Gourmet Coffee Day is celebrated annually on January 18. This special day is dedicated to the rich and luxurious experience of gourmet coffee.
National Peking Duck Day
National Peking Duck Day honors the famous imperial Chinese dish every year on January 18.
National Michigan Day
National Michigan Day is observed on January 18. This statehood holiday celebrates the 26th state to join the Union and honors its first governor, Stevens T. Mason, on his birthday.…
National Thesaurus Day
National Thesaurus Day honors the creator of the first modern thesaurus on January 18.
Maintenance Day
Maintenance Day is a day for the proactive upkeep of facilities and equipment on January 18.
Weedless Wednesday
Weedless Wednesday is a health event observed on the Wednesday of the third full week in January.
Foundation Day of Lima in Peru
Foundation Day of Lima celebrates the city's establishment by Francisco Pizarro every January 18.
January 19 11
Epiphany in Eastern Christianity
Epiphany in Eastern Christianity commemorates the baptism of Jesus and the Holy Trinity every January 19.
World Quark Day
World Quark Day is observed annually on January 19. This day is dedicated to celebrating quark, a type of dairy product that is popular in Europe.
National New Friends Day
National New Friends Day, observed every October 19th (January 19, July 19), celebrates the delight of forming new bonds and valuing friendships.
National Popcorn Day
National Popcorn Day is celebrated every year on January 19. This day is dedicated to one of the most popular and versatile snacks - popcorn.
Confederate Memorial Day in the United States
Confederate Memorial Day honors those who died for the Confederacy on various dates.
National Tin Can Day
National Tin Can Day honors the patenting of the tin can for food storage every January 19.
Gun Appreciation Day
Gun Appreciation Day honors the Second Amendment and the role of firearms on January 19.
Good Memory Day
Good Memory Day is a time to reflect on positive life experiences every January 19.
Tenderness Toward Existence Day
Tenderness Toward Existence Day promotes a gentle connection with all life every January 19.
Brew a Potion Day
Brew a Potion Day celebrates the history of herbal elixirs and magical mixtures every January 19.
Artist as Outlaw Day
Artist as Outlaw Day celebrates subversive and rebellious creators every year on January 19.
January 20 12
International Day of Acceptance
The International Day of Acceptance, celebrated each year on January 20, is a reminder of the power of embracing individuals with disabilities.
International Fetish Day
International Fetish Day promotes awareness and support for the BDSM community on the third Friday of January.
Take A Walk Outdoors Day
Take A Walk Outdoors Day promotes physical and mental well-being through nature walks every January 20.
Guru Gobind Singh Jayanti
Guru Gobind Singh Jayanti marks the birth anniversary of the tenth Sikh Guru on the Saptami of Paush.
National Cheese Lover's Day
National Cheese Lover's Day falls on January 20th, inviting cheese enthusiasts everywhere to celebrate the creamy and delightful world of cheese.
National Penguin Day
National Penguin Day is observed annually on January 20th, a special day to honor the delightful and distinctive penguins.
National DJ Day
National DJ Day celebrates the talent and cultural impact of disc jockeys every January 20.
National Coffee Break Day
National Coffee Break Day celebrates the tradition of resting with a cup of coffee every January 20.
National Buttercrunch Day
National Buttercrunch Day honors the crunchy, chocolate-coated toffee treat every January 20.
Camcorder Day
National Camcorder Day celebrates the invention of the portable video camera and recorder every January 20.
Tamborrada
Tamborrada is a 24-hour drum festival celebrating the patron saint of San Sebastián on January 20.
Commemoration Day of Defenders of the Barricades in Latvia
National Camcorder Day celebrates the invention of the portable video camera and recorder every January 20.
January 21 20
International Sweatpants Day
International Sweatpants Day is a celebration of comfort and athleisure wear held every January 21.
Mariachi Day
Mariachi Day is a celebration of traditional Mexican music and culture observed annually on January 21.
National Squirrel Appreciation Day
National Squirrel Appreciation Day is a wildlife awareness event held every January 21.
National Hug Your Puppy Day
Every year on January 21st, dog lovers unite to celebrate National Hug Your Puppy Day. This day is dedicated to showing love to our furry friends.
National Granola Bar Day
National Granola Bar Day is a food holiday celebrating the history and convenience of granola bars every January 21.
National Hugging Day
National Hugging Day is an annual event held on January 21 to encourage affection and stress relief through hugs.
Thank Your Mentor Day
Thank Your Mentor Day is an annual appreciation event held on the Thursday of the third full week in January.
One-Liners Day
One-Liners Day is an annual celebration of short jokes and witty puns held every January 21.
National Use Your Gift Card Day
National Use Your Gift Card Day encourages redeeming holiday gift cards on the third Saturday of January.
National Hyaluronic Acid Day
National Hyaluronic Acid Day is an annual skincare and health awareness event held every January 21.
Own Your Own Home Day
Own Your Own Home Day is an annual celebration of property ownership held every January 21.
Playdate Day
Playdate Day is an annual health and social awareness day observed every January 21.
National Conscious Uncoupling Day
National Cheesy Socks Day is an annual celebration of humorous and vibrant footwear held every January 21.
National New England Clam Chowder Day
National New England Clam Chowder Day is a food holiday celebrating creamy seafood soup every January 21.
National Bakers-Crafters-Makers Day
National Bakers-Crafters-Makers Day is an annual celebration of handmade creators held every January 21.
National Cheesy Socks Day
National Cheesy Socks Day is an annual celebration of humorous and vibrant footwear held every January 21.
Soup Swap Day
Soup Swap Day is a community food exchange held annually on the third Saturday of January.
Grandma's Day
Grandma's Day is a traditional Polish holiday dedicated to honoring grandmothers every January 21.
Flag Day in Quebec
Flag Day in Quebec is an annual observance on January 21 commemorating the 1948 adoption of the provincial flag.
Lincoln Alexander Day in Canada
Lincoln Alexander Day is an annual Canadian observance held on January 21 to honor the legacy of a civil rights pioneer.
January 22 11
Dance of the Seven Veils Day
Dance of the Seven Veils Day honors the artistic legacy of Salome's famous performance every January 22.
Celebration of Life Day
Celebration of Life Day, observed annually on January 22, is a day dedicated to appreciating and celebrating the preciousness of life.
National Hot Sauce Day
National Hot Sauce Day is a fiery celebration that heats up every January 22nd. This day is dedicated to all the spicy sauce lovers.
National Sanctity of Human Life Day
National Sanctity of Human Life Day recognizes the value of all human life every January 22.
National Answer Your Cat's Questions Day
National Answer Your Cat's Questions Day encourages owners to interpret feline behavior every January 22.
National Polka Dot Day
National Polka Dot Day celebrates the iconic fashion pattern and Minnie Mouse every January 22.
Come in From the Cold Day
Come in From the Cold Day encourages warmth, safety, and social inclusion every January 22.
National Blonde Brownie Day
National Blonde Brownie Day honors the butterscotch-flavored dessert bar every January 22.
Roe vs. Wade Day
Roe vs. Wade Day marks the anniversary of the 1973 Supreme Court decision on January 22.
Grandpa's Day
Grandpa's Day honors the wisdom and love of grandfathers every January 22.
Plurinational State Foundation Day
Plurinational State Foundation Day honors Bolivia's multicultural identity every January 22.
January 23 12
International Sticky Toffee Pudding Day
International Sticky Toffee Pudding Day, celebrated every January 23rd, is a delightful occasion for dessert enthusiasts around the world.
National Pie Day
National Pie Day, celebrated on January 23, is a delightful holiday that honors one of America's most iconic and beloved desserts.
National Handwriting Day
National Handwriting Day is celebrated annually on January 23, marking an occasion to recognize the art and importance of handwriting.
Community Manager Appreciation Day
Community Manager Appreciation Day on the 4th Monday of January honors those who managing online communities.
Measure Your Feet Day
National Measure Your Feet Day promotes proper shoe fitting and foot health every January 23.
National Rhubarb Pie Day
National Rhubarb Pie Day celebrates the tart and sweet flavors of the pie plant every January 23.
Snowplow Mailbox Hockey Day
Snowplow Mailbox Hockey Day is a humorous observance held every January 23 to poke fun at winter property damage.
Better Business Communication Day
Better Business Communication Day is observed on the fourth Monday of January to promote clear and effective professional interactions.
National Report Pharmaceutical Fraud Day
National Report Pharmaceutical Fraud Day encourages the reporting of healthcare scams and is observed every January 23.
First Philippine Republic Day
First Philippine Republic Day commemorates the 1899 inauguration of Asia's first democratic republic on January 23.
World Freedom Day in Taiwan
World Freedom Day honors the return of Korean War prisoners to Taiwan and is observed every January 23.
Big Garden Birdwatch
The Big Garden Birdwatch is a citizen science survey held annually during the last weekend of January.
January 24 18
International Day of Education
International Day of Education is a UN observance held every January 24 to promote global learning and peace.
Belly Laugh Day
Belly Laugh Day, celebrated annually on January 24, is a day dedicated to the joys and benefits of a good hearty laugh.
Change a Pet’s Life Day
Change a Pet’s Life Day is a heartwarming occasion celebrated annually on January 24. This special day is dedicated to improving the lives of pets.
International Mobile Phone Recycling Day
International Mobile Phone Recycling Day is held every January 24 to encourage the sustainable disposal and recycling of mobile devices.
Feast of Our Lady of Peace in Roman Catholic Church
The Feast of Our Lady of Peace is a Catholic holiday held every January 24 to honor Mary as the intercessor for peace.
Moebius Syndrome Awareness Day
Moebius Syndrome Awareness Day is a global health event held on January 24 to support those with rare facial paralysis.
National Beer Can Appreciation Day
National Beer Can Appreciation Day, celebrated every January 24th, is a day to honor the humble beer can, a key part of beer enjoyment.
National Peanut Butter Day
National Peanut Butter Day is an annual food holiday held on January 24 to celebrate the popular nutty spread.
National Compliment Day
National Compliment Day is a holiday held on January 24 to encourage spreading positivity through sincere praise.
National 'Just Do It' Day
National 'Just Do It' Day is an annual motivational holiday held on January 24 to encourage taking immediate action on goals.
National Lobster Thermidor Day
National Lobster Thermidor Day is a food holiday held every January 24 to celebrate a classic French creamy seafood dish.
Macintosh Computer Day
Macintosh Computer Day is a tech holiday held on January 24 to celebrate the 1984 launch of the first Mac computer.
Speak Up and Succeed Day
Speak Up and Succeed Day promotes public speaking and is observed on the fourth Tuesday in January.
National Edy's Pie Patent Day
National Edy’s Pie Patent Day is a food history holiday held on January 24 to honor the 1922 patent of the ice cream bar.
Talk Like a Grizzled Prospector Day
Talk Like a Grizzled Prospector Day is a humorous holiday held every January 24 to celebrate Gold Rush history and slang.
National Girl Child Day in India
National Girl Child Day is an Indian observance held on January 24 to promote girls' rights and gender equality.
Unification Day
Unification Day is a national holiday observed on January 24 to celebrate the 1859 union of Moldavia and Wallachia.
Paul Pitcher Day
Paul Pitcher Day is a Cornish mining holiday held every January 24 involving the smashing of pottery and drinking of ale.
January 25 11
National Fish Taco Day
National Fish Taco Day, celebrated every January 25th, is a delightful culinary celebration that honors the tasty and versatile fish taco.
Observe the Weather Day
Celebrated every January 25, Observe the Weather Day is a occasion that encourages us to step outside and witness the changing weather.
Opposite Day
Opposite Day is a fun and unofficial holiday held on January 25 where people do and say the reverse of what they mean.
Library Shelfie Day
Library Shelfie Day is a celebration of books and reading held on the fourth Wednesday of January.
National Irish Coffee Day
National Irish Coffee Day is a food holiday held every January 25 to celebrate the classic whiskey-spiked coffee drink.
National IV Nurse Day
National IV Nurse Day is a professional holiday held on January 25 to honor specialists in infusion therapy and patient care.
Fluoride Day
Fluoride Day is an annual health holiday held on January 25 to promote the use of fluoride for preventing tooth decay.
National Florida Day
National Florida Day is an annual holiday held on January 25 to celebrate the Sunshine State's history and culture.
A Room Of One’s Own Day
A Room Of One’s Own Day is an annual holiday held on January 25 to celebrate personal space and creative freedom.
Burns Night (Burns Supper)
Burns Night is a Scottish cultural holiday held every January 25 to celebrate the life and poetry of Robert Burns.
St. Dwynwen's Day
St. Dwynwen's Day is a Welsh holiday held every January 25 to honor the patron saint of lovers and friendship.
January 26 14
Australia Day
Australia Day is celebrated every January 26 to mark the arrival of the First Fleet and celebrate national identity.
NASA's Day of Remembrance
NASA's Day of Remembrance, observed annually on the last Thursday of January, is a day of solemn reflection and honor.
International Environmental Education Day
International Environmental Education Day is celebrated on January 26 to raise global awareness about sustainability and conservation.
International Customs Day
International Customs Day is celebrated every January 26 to honor the role of customs agencies in global trade and security.
Family Mediation Week
Family Mediation Week promotes out-of-court dispute resolution during the last full week of January.
National Green Juice Day
National Green Juice Day, observed annually on January 26, is a vibrant celebration promoting health and wellness at the start of the year.
Dental Drill Appreciation Day
Dental Drill Appreciation Day, celebrated on January 26, is a unique holiday that honors one of dentistry's most vital tools: the dental drill.
National Spouses Day
National Spouses Day is observed every January 26 to celebrate the bond and commitment between partners.
Clashing Clothes Day
Clashing Clothes Day celebrates creative fashion and the joy of wearing mismatched outfits every fourth Thursday in January.
Toad Hollow Day of Encouragement
Toad Hollow Day of Encouragement is celebrated every January 26 to promote kindness and heartfelt connections.
Lotus 1-2-3 Day
Lotus 1-2-3 Day is celebrated on January 26 to mark the anniversary of the revolutionary 1983 spreadsheet software release.
National Peanut Brittle Day
National Peanut Brittle Day is celebrated every January 26 to honor the classic crunchy nut and sugar confection.
Indian Republic Day
Indian Republic Day is celebrated every January 26 to honor the adoption of the nation's constitution in 1950.
Day of the International Recognition of Latvia
Day of the International Recognition of Latvia is observed on January 26 to mark the 1921 de jure recognition of the republic.
January 27 13
International Holocaust Remembrance Day
International Holocaust Remembrance Day honors the victims of the Nazi regime and is observed every January 27.
World Breast Pumping Day
World Breast Pumping Day is a occasion dedicated to supporting mothers who choose breast pumping as a method to nourish their babies.
National Chocolate Cake Day
National Chocolate Cake Day, celebrated every January 27th, is a delightful occasion dedicated to one of the most beloved desserts worldwide.
National Geographic Day
Every year on January 27, we celebrate National Geographic Day, an occasion dedicated to the achievements and contributions of this magazine.
National Fun at Work Day
National Fun at Work Day, celebrated on the last Friday of January, offers a delightful break from the usual office routine.
National Activity Professionals Day
National Activity Professionals Day honors healthcare engagement specialists and is observed on the fourth Friday in January.
Thomas Crapper Day
Thomas Crapper Day honors a pioneer of modern plumbing and occurs every January 27.
National Big Wig Day
National Big Wig Day is a charitable holiday observed on the last Friday of January to raise money for cancer patients.
Punch the Clock Day
Punch the Clock Day celebrates the 1888 invention of the employee clock and occurs every January 27.
Earned Income Tax Credit Awareness Day
Earned Income Tax Credit Awareness Day promotes a federal tax break for working families every last Friday in January.
Vietnam Peace Day
Vietnam Peace Day marks the 1973 signing of the Paris Peace Accords and occurs every January 27.
National Preschool Health and Fitness Day
National Preschool Health and Fitness Day promotes wellness for young children every last Friday in January.
Family Literacy Day in Canada
Family Literacy Day promotes reading and learning together in Canada and is held every January 27.
January 28 16
Lego Day
Lego Day, celebrated on January 28th each year, is a special day dedicated to the colorful and creative world of Lego bricks.
Data Privacy Day
Data Privacy Day on January 28 stands as a crucial reminder to protect our personal information.
International Reducing CO2 Emissions Day
International Reducing CO2 Emissions Day is an annual global event held on January 28 to promote climate action.
Global Community Engagement Day
Global Community Engagement Day is an annual event held on January 28 to promote public participation and collaboration.
Thank a Plugin Developer Day
Thank a Plugin Developer Day honors software extension creators every January 28.
National Daisy Day
National Daisy Day, celebrated every January 28th, is a charming observance dedicated to one of the most beloved flowers in the world.
Pop Art Day
Pop Art Day is an annual celebration of the bold and colorful modern art movement held every January 28.
National Seed Swap Day
National Seed Swap Day encourages gardeners to exchange seeds and growing tips on the last Saturday of January.
National Kazoo Day
National Kazoo Day is an annual celebration of the American-invented musical instrument held on January 28.
Christa McAuliffe Day
Christa McAuliffe Day honors a pioneering teacher and the Challenger crew every January 28.
National Blueberry Pancake Day
National Blueberry Pancake Day is an annual food celebration held every January 28 to honor the classic fruit-filled breakfast.
Rattlesnake Roundup Day
Rattlesnake Roundup Day is an annual event held on January 28 to highlight reptile education and local traditions.
National Pediatrician Day
National Pediatrician Day recognizes the doctors who care for children and adolescents every January 28.
Local Quilt Shop Day
Local Quilt Shop Day is a global celebration of independent fabric stores held on the fourth Saturday of January.
National Gift of the Ladybug Day
National Gift of the Ladybug Day honors children with critical illnesses every January 28.
American Immigration Lawyers Association Day of Action
The AILA Day of Action is an annual advocacy event where lawyers meet with Congress to discuss immigration policy.
January 29 11
International Internet-Free Day
International Internet-Free Day promotes a digital detox on the last Sunday of January.
International Mobilization Day against Nuclear War
International Mobilization Day against Nuclear War is an annual observance on January 29 focused on global nuclear disarmament.
World Leprosy Day
World Leprosy Day is an international health observance held on the last Sunday of January to raise awareness about Hansen's disease.
National Puzzle Day
National Puzzle Day, celebrated on January 29, is a delightful occasion that brings people of all ages together through the joy of puzzles.
National Corn Chip Day
National Corn Chip Day, celebrated every January 29, is a day dedicated to the crunchy and delightful corn chips.
National Bible Sunday
National Bible Sunday is a religious holiday held on the last Sunday of January to celebrate the impact of the Holy Scriptures.
Kansas Day
Kansas Day commemorates the state's 1861 admission to the Union and is held every January 29.
Curmudgeons Day
Curmudgeons Day celebrates the crusty and cantankerous among us every year on January 29.
National Carnation Day
National Carnation Day honors President William McKinley and is observed annually on January 29.
Freethinkers Day (Thomas Paine Day, Common Sense Day)
Freethinkers Day is celebrated on January 29. Also known as Thomas Paine Day, this occasion coincides with the birthday of the influential philosopher and writer whose work championed reason over…
Seeing-Eye Guide Dog Anniversary
Seeing-Eye Guide Dog Anniversary honors the first American guide dog school founded on January 29.
January 30 7
School Day of Non-violence and Peace
The School Day of Non-violence and Peace, observed on January 30 each year, stands as a pivotal day in educational circles worldwide.
National Croissant Day
National Croissant Day, celebrated every January 30th, is a day to indulge in the flaky, buttery goodness of one of the world’s most beloved pastries.
National Draw A Dinosaur Day
National Draw A Dinosaur Day on January 30 is a playful and imaginative holiday that captures the fascination many have with dinosaurs.
National Bubble Wrap Appreciation Day
National Bubble Wrap Appreciation Day is celebrated on the last Monday of January, dedicating a day to the joys and practical uses of bubble wrap.
National Escape Day
National Escape Day is a wellness holiday held every January 30 to encourage taking a break from daily stress.
Yodel For Your Neighbors Day
Yodel For Your Neighbors Day is a cheerful observance held every January 30 to promote community connection through song.
National Inane Answering Message Day
National Inane Answering Message Day is a humorous observance held every January 30 to encourage better voicemail etiquette.
January 31 15
International Zebra Day
International Zebra Day on January 31 shines a spotlight on these fascinating animals and emphasizes the importance of their conservation.
Street Children's Day in Austria
Street Children's Day promotes the rights and protection of homeless youth every January 31.
Hug An Economist Day
Hug An Economist Day is a humorous appreciation holiday held every January 31 to honor the work of financial experts.
Inspire Your Heart with Art Day
Inspire Your Heart with Art Day, celebrated every January 31, offers a unique opportunity to appreciate the world of art.
National Plan for Vacation Day
National Plan for Vacation Day encourages workers to schedule their time off on the last Tuesday of January.
National Hot Chocolate Day
Hot chocolate, a beloved beverage that evokes warmth and comfort, is celebrated on National Hot Chocolate Day every January 31.
National Backwards Day
National Backwards Day is a fun observance held every January 31 where people reverse their normal routines and habits.
Hell is Freezing Over Day
Hell is Freezing Over Day is a humorous holiday held every January 31 that encourages people to do things they said they'd never do.
Scotch Tape Day
Scotch Tape Day is a holiday observed every January 31 to celebrate the invention of transparent adhesive tape.
Gorilla Suit Day
National Gorilla Suit Day is a humorous holiday held every January 31 that encourages people to wear gorilla costumes.
Cordova Iceworm Festival Week
Cordova Iceworm Festival Week is a winter celebration ending on the first Saturday of February.
Eat Brussel Sprouts Day
Eat Brussel Sprouts Day is a healthy food holiday held every January 31 to promote the benefits of this winter vegetable.
Brandy Alexander Day
Brandy Alexander Day celebrates the creamy classic cocktail every January 31.
Appreciate Your Social Security Check Day
Appreciate Your Social Security Check Day is a holiday held every January 31 to honor the first Social Security check.
Nauru Independence Day
Nauru Independence Day is a national holiday held every January 31 to celebrate the country's sovereignty.
Daily Calendar of Holidays in January
The January calendar contains a comprehensive list of both national and international holidays, sorted by date. We have taken meticulous care to ensure that each holiday’s date is accurate for the current year. The list displayed on this page has been reviewed and revised for 2026.
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What holidays are celebrated in January?
Some major holidays in January 2026: New Year’s Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Epiphany, Orthodox Christmas, Australia Day and many others.