World Letter Writing Day – September 1
In an era of instant messages and ephemeral posts, the handwritten letter feels like a rare, luminous object. World Letter Writing Day celebrates the lost art of letter writing — a practice that connects...
Category: Other Holidays
Halloween — Origins, Traditions, Symbols, and Modern Celebration
Halloween, celebrated every year on October 31, is one of the most widely observed cultural events in the world. From trick-or-treating and costume parties to haunted houses and pumpkin carving, Halloween is a holiday...
National Beer Lover’s Day – September 7
Raise your glass on September 7 for National Beer Lover’s Day. Beer is one of the world’s oldest and most beloved beverages, enjoyed by millions across the globe in countless varieties, flavours, and traditions....
National No Rhyme (Nor Reason) Day – September 1
There are days for poems and days for perfect meter — and then there’s National No Rhyme (Nor Reason) Day, a celebration of the quirky, the inexplicable, and those words and phrases that...
National Cherry Popover Day
There’s a special kind of comfort in a baked treat that’s crisp on the outside, hollow and cloud-like inside, and perfectly ready to cradle a spoonful of tart-sweet cherries. That’s the popover — and...
National Days Calendar 2025
Every day of the year gives us a reason to celebrate something special, from quirky food holidays to unique observances and fun awareness days. Whether you’re looking for creative ways to celebrate with friends...
National Peanut Day – September 13
Celebrating National Peanut Day with peanuts and peanut butter treats. Every year on September 13th, peanut lovers around the world celebrate National Peanut Day. This fun and flavourful observance shines a spotlight on the...
The International Day Against Nuclear Tests – August 29
Quick Guide What Is the Day and Why It Exists History & Significance (Why August 29) Human & Environmental Impacts of Nuclear Testing The UN’s Role and the CTBT How to Observe and Support...
Mother’s Day
Mother’s Day in Canada, like in many countries around the world, is a day dedicated to celebrating and honoring the mothers and mother figures who play a vital role in our lives. Observed on...
National Day of Mourning in Canada: Honoring Workers’ Lives Lost
The National Day of Mourning, observed annually on April 28th in Canada, is a solemn occasion dedicated to remembering and honoring workers who have been injured, killed, or suffered illness as a result of...