National Personal Space Day
Celebrated every November 30th, National Personal Space Day owes its origins to the “For the Love of Peach” foundation, established by Public Health Specialist Carol Winner in 2015. This initiative…
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16 holidays and observances fall on November 30.
First Sunday of Advent
First Sunday of Advent marks the start of the Advent season, bringing reflection, hope and spiritual preparation ahead of Christmas.
St. Andrew's Day
St. Andrew’s Day honors Saint Andrew and is celebrated worldwide, with Scotland observing it as a national holiday rich in culture and tradition.
Day of Remembrance for all Victims of Chemical Warfare
Day of Remembrance for All Victims of Chemical Warfare honors victims of chemical weapons and renews global commitment to disarmament and justice.
Cities for Life Day
Cities for Life Day on November 30 promotes human dignity and unites cities worldwide in opposition to the death penalty.
Small Brewery Sunday
Small Brewery Sunday is a unique celebration that takes place annually, falling on the Sunday after Thanksgiving.
National Mason Jar Day
National Mason Jar Day on November 30 celebrates the iconic Mason jar, its history, usefulness and fun ways to craft, cook and create with it.
National Computer Security Day
National Computer Security Day is a yearly reminder to secure devices, update software, back up data to protect your digital life.
Package Protection Day
Package Protection Day raises awareness about holiday-season parcel theft and encourages secure delivery practices.
National Stay at Home Because You're Well Day
National Stay at Home Because You’re Well Day is a simple reminder that well-being deserves attention even when you feel healthy.
Perpetual Youth Day
Perpetual Youth Day honors timeless youthfulness and the legacy of Dick Clark. It celebrates timeless youthfulness and the enduring spirit of creativity and optimism.
National Mousse Day
National Mousse Day celebrates the light, airy dessert with its French roots, inviting delicious ways to enjoy or create mousse at home.
National Meth Awareness Day
National Meth Awareness Day draws attention to the dangers of methamphetamine use and promotes prevention, education and community support.
National Mississippi Day
National Mississippi Day celebrates the state of Mississippi, its history, cultural legacy and contributions, with ideas to explore its heritage.
Barbados Independence Day
Barbados Independence Day on November 30 celebrates the island’s 1966 independence from Britain and the 2021 transition to a republic.
Independence Day in Yemen
Independence Day in Yemen on November 30 commemorates the end of British rule and celebrates the nation’s struggle, identity and freedom.
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World Trick Shot Day
World Trick Shot Day is an event celebrated on the first Tuesday of December. Celebrate creativity, skill, and fun by mastering trick shots today.
World AIDS Day
World AIDS Day on December 1 raises awareness about HIV, honors those lost and supports people living with HIV.
Cyber Monday
Cyber Monday, celebrated on the Monday following Thanksgiving, has become a highly anticipated shopping event worldwide.
Day Without Art
Day Without Art is observed each year on December 1, the same day as World AIDS Day. The day was created to draw attention to the impact of the HIV/AIDS…
Prisoners for Peace Day
Prisoners for Peace Day honors people imprisoned for nonviolent resistance and conscientious objection, with ways to support and show solidarity.
Rosa Parks Day
Rosa Parks Day honours civil-rights icon Rosa Parks — celebrated in various U.S. states on February 4 (her birthday) or December 1 (anniversary of her historic arrest) as a symbol of courage and equality.
National Christmas Lights Day
National Christmas Lights Day celebrates the tradition of holiday lighting, a moment to string up lights, and brighten homes for the holiday.
Eat a Red Apple Day
Eat a Red Apple Day celebrates the humble, nutritious red apple encouraging fresh-food habits, simple treats and mindful eating.
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