Sunday
November 6
13 holidays and observances fall on this day.
TransParent Day
Celebrate TransParent Day—a day dedicated to recognizing and honoring transgender parents, supporting inclusive families, and raising awareness of parenting diversity.
World Paper Free Day
Join in on World Paper Free Day (November 6) to reduce paper use, embrace digital alternatives, and help both efficiency and the environment.
International Day for Preventing the Exploitation of the Environment in War and Armed Conflict
International Day for Preventing the Exploitation of the Environment in War and Armed Conflict on November 6 calls attention to the impact of armed conflict on ecosystems and the need to protect natural resources for peace and sustainability.
National Nachos Day
National Nachos Day is celebrated every year on November 6th. This delicious holiday celebrates everyone's favorite Mexican dish — nachos! There's no wrong way to enjoy nachos.
National Saxophone Day
Celebrate National Saxophone Day on November 6 by exploring the instrument’s rich history, listening to iconic sax solos, and supporting music education and saxophone players.
National Basketball Day
Celebrate National Basketball Day on November 6 by honoring the legacy of basketball’s inventor and embracing the joy of the game through simple play, community spirit, and historical reflection.
Zero Tasking Day
Zero Tasking Day encourages taking a pause from tasks and embracing rest, reflection and simple presence on the first Sunday in November.
Marooned Without a Compass Day
Reflect on Marooned Without a Compass Day — a quirky holiday that invites you to embrace uncertainty, trust your inner compass, and navigate life without always having all the tools.
Summertime Ends (Daylight Savings Ends)
End of daylight savings in the USA on the first Sunday in November—gain an hour of sleep, set clocks back, embrace early morning light.
National Report Home Health Care Fraud Day
Highlighting National Report Home Health Care Fraud Day — a day dedicated to stopping fraud in home health care, empowering whistle-blowers, and protecting vulnerable patients.
Malaria Day in the Americas
Mark Malaria Day in the Americas — a regional observance calling for expanded access to malaria diagnosis, treatment, and elimination efforts in the Americas.
National Ladies Learning Code Day
Celebrate National Ladies Learning Code Day — a day empowering women and girls to learn coding, build digital skills, and advance diversity in tech.
Constitution Day in Tajikistan
Celebrate Constitution Day in Tajikistan — a national holiday marking the adoption of the 1994 constitution, affirming citizenship, rights, and statehood.
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Color the World Orange Day
Learn about Color the World Orange Day — raise awareness for CRPS/RSD, find history, importance and ways to show support.
International Inuit Day
Learn about International Inuit Day, its history, meaning, and ways to celebrate the culture, language, and unity of Inuit peoples across the Arctic.
International Merlot Day
Celebrate International Merlot Day (November 7) by exploring the Merlot grape’s history, significance and ways to enjoy this popular red wine variety.
National Hug a Bear Day
Explore National Hug a Bear Day: its history, meaning, and fun ways to celebrate by hugging a teddy bear, sharing comfort, and spreading joy.
Notary Public Day
Discover Notary Public Day: learn about its history, significance for legal trust and commerce, and easy ways to recognize and celebrate the essential work of notaries.
National Bittersweet Chocolate with Almonds Day
Celebrate National Bittersweet Chocolate with Almonds Day 7 by enjoying the refined pairing of dark chocolate and almonds.
Job Action Day
Job Action Day is a yearly occasion to reflect on your career path, take actionable steps toward job fulfilment, and invest in meaningful work.
Little League Girls Day
Little League Girls Day (November 7) celebrates the landmark 1973 decision that opened youth baseball and softball to girls, and promotes inclusive play for young athletes.
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