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January 5
8 holidays and observances fall on this day.
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.
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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 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.
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