Wednesday
November 20
15 holidays and observances fall on this day.
International Hug a Runner Day
Every year on November 20th, the global community comes together to celebrate International Hug A Runner Day, often referred to as G.O.H.A.R.D.
World Children's Day
World Children's Day (Universal Children’s Day) is a global observance to promote children’s rights, welfare and opportunities for a brighter future.
World COPD Day
Discover World COPD Day (third Wednesday of November): its origin, significance and how you can help raise awareness of COPD and protect lung health.
Transgender Day of Remembrance
Learn about the Transgender Day of Remembrance, observed on November 20, its history, meaning, and ways to honor the lives of transgender individuals lost to violence.
International Hug a Runner Day
Celebrate International Hug a Runner Day by recognising runners, offering encouragement, building community through movement and kindness.
Name Your PC Day
Celebrate Name Your PC Day by giving your computer a fun, meaningful name and taking a moment to personalise and care for your device.
International Pediatrician Day
International Pediatrician Day honors pediatricians’ vital role in protecting children’s health, explains the history of the day and offers simple ways to celebrate and show appreciation.
Geographic Information Systems Day
Celebrate GIS Day (third Wednesday in November) by exploring how spatial data and mapping shape our world and communities.
Africa Industrialization Day
Learn about Africa Industrialization Day, its history, significance for Africa’s industrial development, and how to observe it meaningfully.
National Absurdity Day
Celebrate National Absurdity Day on November 20 by embracing the quirky, the nonsensical and the delightfully unexpected in everyday life.
BOTOX Cosmetic (onabotulinumtoxinA) Day
The BOTOX® Cosmetic (onabotulinumtoxinA) Day is observed on the third Wednesday of November each year.
National Pay Back Your Parents Day
Honor National Pay Back Your Parents Day on November 20 by showing appreciation, offering service or support, and giving back to the parents who supported you.
Beautiful Day
Discover Beautiful Day, a friendly observance dedicated to noticing and sharing beauty in everyday life, and find meaningful ways to celebrate it.
National Peanut Butter Fudge Day
Celebrate National Peanut Butter Fudge Day on November 20 with homemade peanut‐butter fudge, friends, and sweet kitchen creativity.
Future Teachers of America Day
Future Teachers of America Day honors aspiring educators, highlights the importance of teaching, and offers simple ways to support and celebrate future teachers.
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World Hello Day
World Hello Day encourages peaceful communication through a simple greeting and highlights the power of kindness and connection.
World Fisheries Day
World Fisheries Day, observed on November 21, underscores the vital importance of healthy ocean ecosystems and sustainable fish stocks.
World Philosophy Day
World Philosophy Day, celebrated on the third Thursday of November, beckons us to the rich tapestry of thought that has shaped human civilization.
World Television Day
World Television Day highlights television’s global role in education, communication and cultural connection, and offers ways to celebrate its impact.
World Pancreatic Cancer Day
Learn about World Pancreatic Cancer Day, its origins, significance in raising awareness of pancreatic cancer globally, and ways you can observe and support the cause.
No Music Day
Discover No Music Day, a contemplative observance started by Bill Drummond to step away from music for a day and reflect on its role in our lives.
International Guinness World Records Day
Celebrate International Guinness World Records Day every third Thursday of November—join millions worldwide in record-breaking fun, creativity and global achievement.
Social Enterprise Day
Discover Social Enterprise Day, its roots, its significance in promoting mission-driven business, and simple ways you can celebrate and support social enterprise.
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