Saturday
July 15
23 holidays and observances fall on this day.
National Nude Day
National Nude Day is a day for everyone to celebrate their own bodies and feel comfortable in their own skin. The event celebrated on July 14th.
National Give Something Away Day
National Give Something Away Day is a day when people are encouraged to give away something that they don't need to someone who does.
National Pet Fire Safety Day
National Pet Fire Safety Day - July 15. The day aims to raise awareness of the importance of taking steps to prevent fires that could harm pets.
World Youth Skills Day
World Youth Skills Day — promote youth employability, digital and vocational skills, equitable education, support local training and mentorship initiatives.
National Be A Dork Day
Celebrate your quirks on National Be A Dork Day (July 15). Embrace eccentric style, share odd hobbies, wear goofy outfits, and connect with fellow dorks.
Social Media Giving Day
Explore Social Media Giving Day: launched via Givver.com in 2013, observed on July 15, with steps to use social platforms to promote and raise donations.
National Clean Beauty Day
Celebrate National Clean Beauty Day on July 15 by learning ingredient transparency, choosing safer personal-care products, and supporting sustainable
National Gummi Worm Day
Celebrate National Gummi Worm Day on July 15, a playful food holiday that invites candy lovers to enjoy gummi worms, recipes, and silly desserts.
Orange Chicken Day
Celebrate Orange Chicken Day on July 15 with the dish's American Chinese origins, Panda Express connection, and ideas for cooking, ordering, and sharing.
Celebration of the Horse Day
Celebrate horses on July 15 by honoring their history, beauty, and service. Find ways to celebrate, support equine welfare, and learn their impact.
Developmental Disability Professionals Day
Celebrate Developmental Disability Professionals Day on July 15 to recognize case managers, QIDPs, and direct support staff who enable community inclusion.
Woodie Wagon Day
Celebrate Woodie Wagon Day, observed the third Saturday in July, honoring wood‑paneled station wagons, restoration, surf culture, and classic car shows.
Toss Away the “Could Haves” and “Should Haves”
Toss Away the “Could Haves” and “Should Haves” encourages releasing regrets on the third Saturday in July with a simple ritual of writing and letting go.
National Strawberry Rhubarb Wine Day
Celebrate National Strawberry Rhubarb Wine Day on the third Saturday in July with fruit wines, tastings, food pairings and winery visits nationwide.
National Tapioca Pudding Day
National Tapioca Pudding Day is observed on July 15 to enjoy creamy tapioca pudding and learn about its cassava starch base.
Saint Swithin’s Day
Saint Swithin’s Day on July 15 honors the bishop of Winchester and the centuries‑old weather rhyme claiming that day’s sky foretells the following forty
The Democracy and National Unity Day of Turkey
Discover The Democracy and National Unity Day of Turkey, observed July 15, a national holiday honoring citizens who resisted the 2016 coup and national
National Respect Canada Day
National Respect Canada Day on July 15 invites Canadians to celebrate the country's values, diversity, achievements, and community spirit and local pride.
Canada Parks Day
Celebrate Canada's national parks on the third Saturday of July with events and outdoor activities and family programs that invite people to get outside.
Day of Ukrainian Statehood
Learn the history, meaning and traditions of Day of Ukrainian Statehood on July 15, honoring Volodymyr the Great and Ukraine’s long statehood.
Canada Parks Day
Celebrate Canada's national parks on the third Saturday of July with events and outdoor activities and family programs that invite people to get outside.
International Snowdon Race
The International Snowdon Race is a demanding mountain run from Llanberis to Snowdon’s summit each third Saturday in July. History, significance and ways
Hampshire Day
Hampshire Day is marked on July 15 to celebrate Hampshire’s history, landscapes, and people, with summer shows, festivals, food, and local traditions.
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World Snake Day
Celebrate World Snake Day — learn about snakes’ ecological importance, challenge myths, and support conservation through education and outreach.
Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Learn about the Feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel on July 16: local Masses, processions, novenas, parish festivals, and ways to join the celebration.
International Drag Day
Celebrate drag artistry and history on International Drag Day, July 16. Learn its origins, importance, and ways to support and enjoy drag culture globally.
Cherry Day
Celebrate Cherry Day on July 16 with fresh pies, U-pick farms, cherry recipes, festivals, and fun facts about varieties, health, and harvests.
Cherry Day
Celebrate Cherry Day on July 16 with fresh pies, U-pick farms, cherry recipes, festivals, and fun facts about varieties, health, and harvests.
International Drag Day
Celebrate drag artistry and history on International Drag Day, July 16. Learn its origins, importance, and ways to support and enjoy drag culture globally.
National Ice Cream Day
National Ice Cream Day is observed on the third Sunday of July to celebrate the joy and history of America's favorite frozen treat.
Guinea Pig Appreciation Day
🐹 On this day, people all over the world take their guinea pigs out for a special treat, buy them new toys, and spend extra time playing with them.
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