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.
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9 holidays and observances fall on January 6.
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 is observed every January 6 to address the needs of children in conflict-affected regions.
National Technology Day is observed every January 6 to celebrate technological achievements and future innovations.
National Take Down the Christmas Tree Day occurs every January 6 to mark the end of the holiday season.
National Cuddle Up Day is observed every January 6 to promote the health benefits and warmth of physical affection.
Apple Tree Day is celebrated annually on January 6 to honor the history and environmental value of apple orchards.
National Bean Day is celebrated every January 6 to recognize the nutritional value and historical significance of beans.
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 is held every January 6 to encourage personal support and appreciation for poets.
Orthodox Christmas Day is a religious feast celebrating the birth of Jesus on January 7 according to the Julian calendar.
Old Rock Day is an annual celebration of geology and ancient fossils held every January 7.
Coptic Christmas is a religious holiday observed by Coptic Orthodox Christians annually on January 7.
International Programmers' Day is a professional holiday honoring software developers held every January 7.
Distaff Day marks the traditional return to spinning work after the Christmas season and is held annually on January 7.
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 is a day for self-empowerment and setting boundaries held every January 7.
National Bobblehead Day honors collectible figurines with spring-mounted heads every year on January 7.