Saturday
November 15
16 holidays and observances fall on this day.
National Drummer Day
National Drummer Day on November 15th celebrates drummers and drumming's physical and mental benefits.
Steve Irwin Day
Celebrate Steve Irwin Day (Nov 15) by honouring the legacy of wildlife champion Steve Irwin and taking action for animal conservation.
Day of the Imprisoned Writer
Explore the Day of the Imprisoned Writer (November 15) — its origin, importance and how to show solidarity with writers who face repression.
National Clean Out Your Refrigerator Day
Refresh your kitchen on National Clean Out Your Refrigerator Day (Nov 15) — learn why it matters and how to do it simply.
National Philanthropy Day
Recognize National Philanthropy Day—honor acts of giving, reflect on how you can contribute, and join the spirit of generosity.
National Bundt Day
Celebrate National Bundt Day (Nov 15) by baking or sharing a Bundt cake, honouring its history and spreading kitchen-connection.
National Recycling Day
Observe National Recycling Day by learning why recycling matters, auditing your habits, and taking one simple action toward a more sustainable future.
National Family Civility Day
Celebrate National Family Civility Day by honoring all kinds of families, practicing respect and kindness, and strengthening bonds.
I Love to Write Day
Celebrate I Love to Write Day (November 15) by turning thoughts into words, discovering the joy of writing and sharing your creativity.
Pack Your Mom's Lunch Day
Show your appreciation on National Pack Your Mom’s Lunch Day by preparing and delivering a lunch for your mother, turning care into connection.
National Spicy Hermit Cookie Day
Celebrate National Spicy Hermit Cookie Day by baking and sharing these warm-spiced treats, honoring their heritage and spreading homemade joy.
National Raisin Bran Cereal Day
Celebrate National Raisin Bran Cereal Day by enjoying a bowl of raisin bran, exploring its history and sharing breakfast-joy with others.
Little Red Wagon Day
Discover Little Red Wagon Day (last Wednesday of March) — its origins, significance and ways to celebrate with imagination and togetherness.
National Camp T-Shirt Day
Wear your camp shirt on National Camp T-Shirt Day (Nov 15) and celebrate camp memories, connection and community.
National Ample Time Day
Reflect on how you spend your time on National Ample Time Day, learn why time affluence matters and find simple ways to make more space for what truly matters.
Republic Proclamation Day
Learn about Republic Proclamation Day in Brazil (Nov 15) — its origins, significance and how you can join in patriotic commemoration.
Coming up next
International Day For Tolerance
International Day for Tolerance (November 16) promotes respect and appreciation of cultural diversity to build more inclusive and peaceful societies.
World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims
The World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic offers a moment to honour all those killed or seriously injured on the world’s roads.
International Check Your Wipers Day (North America)
International Check Your Wipers Day is a timely reminder for drivers to inspect and maintain their windshield wipers for clearer visibility and safer driving.
National Button Day
November 16, National Button Day is a day to celebrate the humble button. Sort through your button collection or head to your local thrift store in search of hidden treasures!
National Fast Food Day
National Fast Food Day celebrates the quick, convenient, flavour-rich world of fast-food dining and invites you to reflect on this everyday industry.
Clarinet Day
Celebrate Clarinet Day by listening to or attending a clarinet performance, exploring the instrument’s unique voice and supporting woodwind music.
Have a Party with your Bear Day
Celebrate Have a Party with Your Bear Day by gathering teddy bears, hosting a cozy bear-themed party.
National Black Marketers Day
National Black Marketers Day celebrates and supports the achievements of Black marketing professionals and promotes equity in the industry.
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