Saturday
December 6
16 holidays and observances fall on this day.
St. Nicholas Day
St. Nicholas Day occurs on December 6 to honor the 4th-century Bishop of Myra. This holiday celebrates his legacy of secret gift-giving and charity.
Pizza Day
World Pizza Day on December 6 marks the UNESCO recognition of the art of Neapolitan pizza making.
International Spirit of the Game Day
International Spirit of the Game Day is observed on the first Saturday of December to celebrate fair play and self-officiating in disc sports.
Put on Your Own Shoes Day
Put on Your Own Shoes Day takes place on December 6 to celebrate self-sufficiency and child development milestones.
Global Fat Bike Day
Global Fat Bike Day is observed annually on the first Saturday of December. The event celebrates off-road cycling and connects riders worldwide.
National Miners Day
National Miners Day honors the workforce behind the mining industry and commemorates the 1907 Monongah disaster.
National Microwave Oven Day
National Microwave Oven Day celebrates the invention of the Radarange by Percy Spencer. Discover the history and best ways to use this kitchen staple.
Mitten Tree Day
Mitten Tree Day on December 6 is a charitable holiday dedicated to collecting mittens and gloves for people in need during the winter.
National Gazpacho Day
National Gazpacho Day on December 6 celebrates the iconic cold Spanish soup. Discover its history and health benefits.
SKYWARN™ Recognition Day
SKYWARN Recognition Day honors the volunteer storm spotters and amateur radio operators who provide essential weather data.
Chester Greenwood (Earmuff) Day
Chester Greenwood Day is the first Saturday of December. It honors the Maine teenager who invented earmuffs in 1873.
National Rhubarb Vodka Day
National Rhubarb Vodka Day is observed on the first Saturday of December to celebrate the infusion of rhubarb into spirits.
National Pawnbrokers Day
National Pawnbrokers Day on December 6 honors the history of the profession and its patron, St. Nicholas.
Coats and Toys for Kids Day
Coats and Toys for Kids Day is the first Saturday of December. The event collects used coats and new toys to support children in need during the winter.
Finland Independence Day
Finland Independence Day is a solemn public holiday marked by lighting candles, honoring war veterans, and celebrating national sovereignty.
Tree Dressing Day
The day encourages communities to decorate local trees with nature-friendly ornaments, reviving ancient customs of tree worship and highlighting the need for conservation and stewardship of green spaces.
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International Civil Aviation Day
International Civil Aviation Day is celebrated on December 7th each year, marking a significant milestone in the world of aviation.
National Pearl Harbor Day of Remembrance
National Pearl Harbor Day of Remembrance honors the 2,403 Americans killed in the 1941 attack annually on December 7.
National Cotton Candy Day
National Cotton Candy Day celebrates the history and joy of the famous spun-sugar carnival treat annually on December 7.
National Letter Writing Day
National Letter Writing Day is observed on December 7 to encourage the preservation of handwritten correspondence.
National Illinois Day
National Illinois Day honors the history, culture, and achievements of the 21st U.S. state annually on December 7.
Immaculate Conception Day
Immaculate Conception Day honors the belief that the Virgin Mary was conceived without original sin annually on December 8.
Pretend To Be A Time Traveler Day
Pretend To Be A Time Traveler Day is celebrated on December 8th, inviting you to unleash your imagination and indulge in the fantasy of time travel.
Green Monday
Green Monday is the second Monday of December, marking the last major day for standard shipping before Christmas.
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