International Family Day
Celebrate International Family Daу by honoring the vital role families play in society and promoting initiatives that support family well-being.
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25 holidays and observances fall on May 15.
Celebrate International Family Daу by honoring the vital role families play in society and promoting initiatives that support family well-being.
Celebrate International Kangaroo Care Awareness Day by embracing the nurturing practice of skin-to-skin contact and supporting neonatal health.
Vascular Birthmarks Awareness Day on May 15 promotes understanding, support, and education for individuals affected by vascular birthmarks.
Hyperemesis Gravidarum Awareness Day is observed on May 15 to educate the public about this severe pregnancy condition.
International Virtual Assistants Day honors remote professionals and is observed on the third Friday of May.
International MPS Awareness Day is observed annually on May 15 to raise awareness for rare genetic lysosomal storage disorders.
International Conscientious Objectors Day honors those who refuse military service for moral reasons every May 15.
International Huntington’s Disease Awareness Day is held on May 15 to raise awareness for this rare genetic brain disorder.
Tuberous Sclerosis Complex Global Awareness Day is an annual health observance on May 15 dedicated to raising awareness for the genetic disorder TSC.
National Pizza Party Day is observed on the third Friday in May to celebrate sharing pizza with friends and family.
Peace Officers Memorial Day is a national observance held every May 15 to honor law enforcement officers lost in the line of duty.
National Chocolate Chip Day is celebrated annually on May 15 to honor the versatile baking morsel.
Bring Flowers To Someone Day is observed on May 15 to encourage the simple, kind gesture of gifting floral bouquets.
National Nylon Stocking Day celebrates the 1940 debut of synthetic hosiery and is observed annually on May 15.
National Bike to Work Day encourages cycling as a commute option on the third Friday of May.
Straw Hat Day marks the seasonal transition to summer headwear and is celebrated annually on May 15.
National Senior Fraud Awareness Day is observed on May 15 to help protect older adults from financial exploitation.
Relive Your Past By Listening to the First Music You Ever Bought No Matter What It Was No Excuses Day falls on May 15.
National Safety Dose Day promotes accurate medication dosing and is observed on May 15.
National Defense Transportation Day is observed on the third Friday of May to honor transportation, logistics, and defense readiness.
NASCAR Day is celebrated on the third Friday in May to honor stock car racing, fans, teams, and charitable giving.
National Endangered Species Day is observed on the third Friday of May to raise awareness of at-risk wildlife and habitats.
Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Day is observed on the third Friday of May to raise support and awareness for people with SCI.
Shades Day is a charitable event observed on the Friday closest to May 15 to help families in need.
Hats for Headway Day is observed on the third Friday of May to raise awareness and funds for brain injury support.
Celebrate the International Day of Light on May 16, recognizing the essential role of light in science, culture, and sustainable development.
World Whisky Day is observed on the third Saturday of May to enjoy whisky and tasting traditions.
Drawing Day is observed on May 16 to celebrate sketching, doodling, and creative expression.
International Boys’ Day is observed on May 16 to support boys’ well-being and mentoring.
International Day of Living Together in Peace is observed on May 16 to promote peace and inclusion.
World Fiddle Day is observed on the third Saturday of May to honor fiddle music and traditions.
World Orienteering Day begins on the third Saturday of May to promote map-based outdoor navigation.
Whit Sunday is observed 50 days after Easter to remember Pentecost and the coming of the Holy Spirit.