International Animation Day
Celebrate International Animation Day (October 28)—a global tribute to the art, craft, and innovation of animation, honoring its history and looking ahead to what animators will dream next.
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13 holidays and observances fall on October 28.
Celebrate International Animation Day (October 28)—a global tribute to the art, craft, and innovation of animation, honoring its history and looking ahead to what animators will dream next.
Wild Foods Day (October 28) invites you to explore nature’s edible treasures, learn about foraging wild plants and reconnect with sustainable, wild‑sourced foods — celebrating the richness beyond the supermarket.
National First Responders Day honors the brave professionals who serve on the front lines of emergencies—offering a dedicated moment to recognize their sacrifice, support their work, and strengthen community resilience.
National Chocolate Day celebrates the rich history, craft, and enjoyment of chocolate—inviting you to savor something sweet and meaningful.
National Immigrants Day (October 28) honors the vast contributions of immigrants to the United States, celebrating diversity, stories of migration, and the ongoing journey of belonging.
Statue of Liberty Dedication Day commemorates the 1886 unveiling of the iconic monument as a symbol of freedom and friendship between France and the U.S., offering a moment to reflect on welcome and liberty.
Plush Animal Lovers Day (October 28) is a fun, heartwarming celebration of stuffed animals in all shapes and sizes—inviting you to honor the soft companions who bring comfort, memory, and joy.
Chucks‑N‑Pearls Day (October 28) celebrates the iconic style and historic leadership of Vice President Kamala Harris—honoring women’s representation and the power of symbolic gestures in everyday life.
Vote Early Day (October 28) is a U.S. civic holiday movement urging voters to use early‑voting options and helping everyone know how, when, and where to cast their ballot ahead of Election Day.
Separation of Church and State Day (October 28) offers a meaningful pause to explore how faith and government stay independent yet interwoven in a plural society, and how that balance protects freedom for all.
Saint Jude’s Feast Day (October 28) commemorates the apostle known as the patron of desperate causes—offering a reflective moment to celebrate hope, perseverance and compassion in challenging times.
Czech Founding Day (October 28) commemorates the 1918 founding of Czechoslovakia and serves as the Czech Republic’s national day—honoring freedom, democracy, and national identity.
Republic Day Eve (October 28) in Turkey offers a reflective interlude before the official Republic Day, inviting anticipation, communal preparation, and personal reflection ahead of the national celebration.
Celebrate National Cat Day by appreciating the cats in our lives, supporting shelters, and promoting adoption and responsible pet care.
National Internet Day, observed on October 29th, it's a celebration of the digital revolution that has transformed our world.
World Psoriasis Day raises awareness about psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis, highlights related health risks, supports those affected, and reduces stigma.
World Stroke Day is a global awareness day dedicated to recognizing stroke signs, preventing risks, and supporting survivors.
Celebrate National Oatmeal Day by enjoying the comfort, creativity, and enduring nourishment of oatmeal in a warm bowl or inventive dish.
National Hermit Day on October 29 invites you to embrace solitude, quiet reflection, and the restorative value of stepping back from daily busyness.
Republic Day of Turkey marks the 1923 proclamation of the Republic of Turkey and is a national day of parades, fireworks, and civic pride.
RSPB Feed the Birds Day is the UK observance by RSPB encouraging people to help garden birds by providing food and water as winter approaches.