November Holidays and Observances in 2026
November 1 23
Day of the Dead
Celebrate Day of the Dead on November 1 and 2 by honoring loved ones with candles, flowers, and memories in a colorful tradition of remembrance.
All Saints' Day
All Saints’ Day, observed on November 1, honors all Christian saints—known and unknown—and invites believers to reflect on faith, legacy, and community.
World Vegan Day
Celebrate World Vegan Day on November 1 to explore veganism’s benefits for animals, the planet, and personal well‑being. Learn its origins, significance, and easy ways to join in.
TransParent Day
Celebrate TransParent Day—a day dedicated to recognizing and honoring transgender parents, supporting inclusive families, and raising awareness of parenting diversity.
International Pet Groomer Appreciation Day
Celebrate International Pet Groomer Appreciation Day by thanking the professionals who keep our pets clean, healthy and stylish.
Prime Meridian Day
Celebrate Prime Meridian Day on November 1 to honor the global line of 0° longitude, discover its role in navigation and timekeeping, and explore how geography and international cooperation shape our world.
National Author's Day
Celebrate National Author’s Day by appreciating the authors in your life, reading or buying a book, and recognising the creativity behind every story.
National Family Caregivers Month
National Family Caregivers Day, observed during National Family Caregivers Month each November, honors unpaid caregivers and raises awareness of their essential role, challenges and need for support.
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.
National Cinnamon Day
Celebrate National Cinnamon Day on November 1—a tribute to the warm, aromatic spice that has shaped cuisines and cultures worldwide. Discover its history, significance, and fun ways to mark the day.
Sherlock Holmes Weekend
Sherlock Holmes Weekend is a live-action mystery event held in October in Cape May, where fans step into the world of the great detective.
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 Vinegar Day
Celebrate National Vinegar Day by discovering the tangy power, rich history and surprising versatility of vinegar.
National Brush Day
Celebrate National Brush Day on November 1—a simple but important reminder to brush your teeth for two minutes, twice a day, and help build a lifetime of healthy smiles.
National Family Literacy Day
Celebrate National Family Literacy Day on November 1 to encourage reading and learning together as a family—discover its origins, why it matters, and easy ways to take part.
Pâté Day
Celebrate National Pâté Day on November 1 by indulging in the rich, creamy flavors of pâté — discover its origins, significance, and easy ways to join in the culinary fun.
Extra Mile Day
Celebrate Extra Mile Day (November 1), a day to honor and encourage people who go above and beyond in service, effort, and kindness.
National Calzone Day
Celebrate National Calzone Day every November 1 by supporting your favourite pizzeria or crafting your own calzone masterpiece at home.
National Cook For Your Pets Day
Celebrate National Cook for Your Pets Day on November 1 by preparing a homemade, vet‑approved meal or treat for your pet—discover its significance and easy ways to join in.
National Biologic Coordinators Day
Recognize National Biologic Coordinators Day, a day that honors healthcare professionals who support patient access to biologic therapies and ensure coordinated care.
Scented Candle Day
Celebrate Scented Candle Day on November 1 with gentle light, comforting fragrance and mindful moments that make your space feel like home.
National Deep Fried Clams Day
Celebrate National Deep Fried Clams Day by enjoying crispy, golden‑fried clams and acknowledging a beloved seafood tradition from New England.
Antigua Independence Day
Learn about Antigua Independence Day (November 1), the day the twin-island nation of Antigua and Barbuda gained full independence in 1981, and how it is celebrated today.
November 2 14
All Souls Day
All Souls Day on November 2 offers a gentle moment of remembrance for loved ones who have passed—visit a grave, light a candle, share their story.
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.
Polar Bear Week
Join Polar Bear Week (early November) to raise awareness about polar bears, the Arctic sea ice they depend on, and simple ways individuals can support their conservation.
International Day to End Impunity for Crimes Against Journalists
Recognise the International Day to End Impunity for Crimes Against Journalists on 2 November — a global call for justice, accountability and press freedom.
Cookie Monster Day
Celebrate Cookie Monster Day on November 2 with cookies, laughter, and a little playful nostalgia.
National Ohio Day
Celebrate National Ohio Day on November 2 by honoring the Buckeye State’s history, culture, and lasting contributions to the United States.
National Deviled Egg Day
Celebrate National Deviled Egg Day on November 2 by making, sharing and enjoying one of America’s favorite bite-sized dishes.
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.
Traffic Directors Day
Traffic Directors Day recognises the broadcast professionals who manage program schedules and ad placement in radio and television.
Be the Impact Day
Be the Impact Day on November 2 invites people globally to act with kindness, service, and intentional contribution.
Broadcast Traffic Professionals Day
Recognise Broadcast Traffic Professionals Day is a chance to appreciate the experts who keep radio and TV schedules running smoothly.
Look for Circles Day
Celebrate Look for Circles Day on November 2 by spotting the many circles in your world and discovering the simple joy in everyday shapes.
Dynamic Harmlessness Day
Dynamic Harmlessness Day on November 2 inspires compassion and mindful living—doing the most good while causing the least harm.
Recreation Day
Learn about Recreation Day in northern Tasmania—the first Monday in November holiday—its origins, meaning and suggestions for how to enjoy the day off.
November 3 13
National Sandwich Day
National Sandwich Day celebrates the creativity, flavor, and global appeal of sandwiches — a delicious meal enjoyed in countless ways around the world.
Jellyfish Day
Jellyfish Day celebrates the beauty and importance of jellyfish while raising awareness about ocean life and conservation.
National Homemaker Day
National Homemaker Day honors those who care for homes and families, recognizing their dedication, skill, and the love that keeps households thriving.
National Housewife Day
National Housewife Day honors women who dedicate their time and care to running homes and supporting families, celebrating their love and hard work.
Japanese Culture Day
The Day celebrates Japan’s art, education, and peace through cultural events, exhibitions, and traditions held each year on November 3.
Smart Home Day
Celebrate Smart Home Day on November 3 — explore the history, importance and fun ways to upgrade your home with smarter technology.
One Health Day
One Health Day on November 3 highlights the link between human, animal, and environmental health through global education and collaboration.
Give Someone a Dollar Day
Give Someone a Dollar Day encourages small acts of kindness and generosity by giving a dollar to someone else on 3 November.
National Accessory Day
National Accessory Day celebrates the art of personal style through accessories that express creativity, individuality, and confidence.
Cliché Day
Cliché Day celebrates familiar phrases, humor, and creativity, encouraging people to rethink and refresh the language they use every day.
Talk Money Week
Discover Talk Money Week—learn its origins, significance, and ways to join the UK’s nationwide campaign for open money conversations and stronger financial well-being.
Panama’s National Day
A cheerful and informative look at Panama’s National Day on November 3, exploring its history, significance, and ways to celebrate.
Marlborough Anniversary Day
Marlborough Anniversary Day marks the region’s founding and offers a local public holiday to celebrate history, community and scenic landscapes.
November 4 11
National Candy Day
Celebrate National Candy Day by enjoying your favourite sweets, trying new treats, and sharing joy with others.
Election Day
Election Day in the USA is a vital civic occasion when voters cast ballots for federal, state and local offices.
National Chicken Lady Day
Celebrate National Chicken Lady Day to honor community leader Dr. Tina Dupree, reflect on service and empowerment, and embrace leadership in everyday roles.
National Stress Awareness Day
National Stress Awareness Day encourages recognizing stress, its impact and learning practical strategies for better mental well-being.
National Advent Calendar Day
National Advent Calendar Day kicks off the joyful countdown to Christmas and encourages the tradition of advent calendars.
Use Your Common Sense Day
Celebrate Use Your Common Sense Day on November 4 by pausing, thinking clearly, and applying practical judgment in daily life.
National Skeptics Day
Celebrate National Skeptics Day by honoring the practice of questioning, promoting critical thinking, and embracing evidence‑based inquiry.
National Easy-Bake Oven Day
Celebrate National Easy-Bake Oven Day on November 4 with mini baking fun, shared memories and creative play with this beloved childhood toy.
National Waiting for the Barbarians Day
Mark National Waiting for the Barbarians Day by exploring J. M. Coetzee’s masterpiece, reflecting on its themes of justice, fear and humanity.
King Tut Day
Celebrate King Tut Day on November 4 with stories of ancient Egypt, the discovery of Tutankhamun’s tomb and fun ways to explore history.
Eat Smart Day
Celebrate Eat Smart Day on the first Wednesday of November by choosing healthier foods, making simple food swaps, and creating habits that nourish you long term.
November 5 13
International Project Management Day
Celebrate International Project Management Day each year on the first Thursday of November to recognize the vital role of project managers and teams who turn ideas into action.
International Stout Day
Celebrate International Stout Day by exploring rich dark beer styles, supporting craft brewers, and enjoying thoughtful pairings of flavour-packed stouts.
International Volunteer Managers Day
International Volunteer Managers Day is celebrated to honor the professionals who lead, inspire, and support volunteers around the world.
World Tsunami Awareness Day
World Tsunami Awareness Day raises awareness of tsunami hazards, promotes preparedness, early warning and resilient communities.
National Redhead Day
National Redhead Day celebrates the beauty of redheaded people and the unique qualities that they possess. It is a day to appreciate redheads and all they have to offer the world.
National Men Make Dinner Day
National Men Make Dinner Day invites men to cook a full meal—from shopping to clean-up—promoting shared kitchen duties and culinary confidence.
American Football Day
Celebrate National American Football Day by enjoying, playing or learning about the sport of American football, honouring its cultural impact.
National Chinese Take Out Day
Celebrate National Chinese Take-Out Day by ordering Chinese take-out, supporting local restaurants and exploring the rich story of Chinese-American cuisine.
Bank Transfer Day
Celebrate National Bank Transfer Day by reviewing your banking relationship and aligning your money with your values.
Commercial TV Broadcast Day
Commercial TV Broadcast Day recognises the advent of television as a commercial medium, inviting reflection on broadcasting’s evolution and impact.
National Cash Back Day
National Cash Back Day invites savvy shoppers to earn extra cash-back rewards on purchases, encouraging smart buying and early holiday savings.
Guy Fawkes Day
Celebrate Guy Fawkes Day with bonfires, fireworks and community gatherings while remembering the failed Gunpowder Plot of 1605 and its significance in British history.
Dev Deepawali
This festival, also known as the 'Diwali of the Gods,' falls in November or December, about fifteen days after the traditional Diwali.
November 6 14
Fountain Pen Day
Explore Fountain Pen Day—learn its history, significance, and fun ways to celebrate the enduring craft of fountain-pen writing.
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.
Love Your Lawyer Day
Discover Love Your Lawyer Day—its origins, significance, and ways to celebrate the legal professionals who support rights, justice, and community service.
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.
National Jersey Friday
Learn about National Jersey Friday—discover how it began, why it matters, and easy ways to join the fun by wearing your favorite team’s jersey.
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.
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 Medical Science Liaison Awareness and Appreciation Day
National Medical Science Liaison Awareness and Appreciation Day is observed on the first Friday in November.
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.
November 7 15
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.
Book Lovers Day
Celebrate Book Lovers Day on the first Saturday of November by diving into a good book, sharing your love of reading, and connecting with fellow bibliophiles.
World Numbat Day
World Numbat Day honors the endangered numbat of Australia, promotes awareness of its unique biology and threats, and invites simple conservation action.
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.
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.
Learn To Homebrew Day
Celebrate Learn to Homebrew Day on the first Saturday in November—learn the basics of brewing beer at home, join community events, and turn curiosity into craft.
National Retinol Day
Learn about National Retinol Day (November 7)—its origins, significance, and how to observe it with safe and effective skincare steps.
National Wine Tasting Day
Celebrate National Wine Tasting Day by exploring and enjoying new wines, discovering flavor profiles, supporting wineries, and sharing the tasting experience with others.
National Bison Day
National Bison Day celebrates America’s national mammal — the bison — and promotes conservation, cultural heritage, and respect for wildlife.
National Programmatic Advertising Day
Discover National Programmatic Advertising Day (November 7)—its origin, significance in digital marketing, and how to engage with the programmatic advertising field.
National Canine Lymphoma Awareness Day
Learn about National Canine Lymphoma Awareness Day: its history, why it matters, signs of canine lymphoma, and how you can honor your dog’s health.
Chocolate Mud Cake Day in Sweden
Chocolate Mud Cake Day — the day celebrating the gooey chocolate cake kladdkaka: its origins, significance, and ways to join the sweet fun.
November 8 19
World Pianist Day
Celebrate World Pianist Day by honoring pianists, listening to beautiful piano music, and recognizing the dedication behind every performance.
World Day Without Wi-Fi
World Day Without Wi-Fi invites people to pause wireless internet connectivity, reflect on technology dependence, reconnect offline, and consider well-being in a highly connected world.
International Tongue Twister Day
International Tongue Twister Day (second Sunday in November) celebrates the fun, challenge and creativity of tongue twisters and verbal play.
International Day of Radiology
Discover International Day of Radiology: its origins, significance in modern healthcare, and ways to recognize the vital work of medical imaging professionals.
Intersex Day of Remembrance (Intersex Day of Solidarity)
Intersex Day of Remembrance honors intersex lives, marks the birthday of Herculine Barbin and raises awareness of human-rights issues faced by intersex people worldwide.
World Town Planning Day
World Town Planning Day recognises the importance of thoughtful urban design and community planning in creating places to live, work and play.
Talk Money Day
Talk Money Day (November 8) encourages open conversations about money, helping people learn, plan, and improve financial well-being through honest discussion and shared knowledge.
World Radiography Day
Celebrate World Radiography Day by recognizing the discovery of X-rays, and appreciating the vital role of radiography in modern healthcare.
Abet and Aid Punsters Day
Abet and Aid Punsters Day is a fun-loving holiday that invites pun enthusiasts to share and create wordplay jokes, support each other’s punniness, and celebrate the light side of language.
Orphan Sunday
Orphan Sunday (2nd Sunday in November) advocates for orphaned and vulnerable children, mobilising communities to act with care, service and hope.
World Wine Tourism Day
World Wine Tourism Day invites travelers and wine lovers to explore vineyards, learn about winemaking, and celebrate the heritage of wine regions worldwide.
National Cappuccino Day
Celebrate National Cappuccino Day by enjoying a frothy, perfectly made cappuccino and appreciating the craft, culture and comfort behind your cup.
STEM/STEAM Day
STEM/STEAM Day is celebrated on November 8.Inspire curiosity with simple, hands-on ideas that blend science, technology, engineering, art, and math for learners of all ages.
National Parents as Teachers Day
Celebrate National Parents as Teachers Day on November 8, recognizing the role of parents and early-childhood support programs in children’s first years of learning.
National Pupusa Day
National Pupusa Day (2nd Sunday in November) celebrates the iconic Salvadoran stuffed tortilla dish and honours tradition, heritage and community.
Shot Day
Celebrate Shot Day on November 8 with creative mini-drinks, toasts, and laughter—honor the art of the shot with fun, flavor, and responsibility.
National Dunce Day
Celebrate National Dunce Day on November 8—a playful reminder that mistakes are part of learning and laughter makes every lesson easier to remember.
Cook Something Bold and Pungent Day
Celebrate Cook Something Bold and Pungent Day by cooking a dish rich in flavour and aroma — use bold herbs and spices to elevate your meal and enjoy the creative kitchen experience.
National Harvey Wallbanger Day
Celebrate National Harvey Wallbanger Day on November 8 with the classic vodka-orange juice-Galliano cocktail. Raise a glass, try a twist and explore the fun side of drink history.
November 9 16
World Freedom Day
Celebrate World Freedom Day by honoring the fall of the Berlin Wall and reflecting on what freedom means today.
International Day Against Fascism and Antisemitism
International Day Against Fascism and Antisemitism (November 9) urges action against fascism, antisemitism and all forms of hate.
World Orphans Day
Discover World Orphans Day—its origin, importance, and ways to support orphaned and vulnerable children globally on the second Monday in November.
Global Leasing Day
Celebrate Global Leasing Day by recognizing leasing professionals, and appreciating the flexible access it provides to assets.
Carl Sagan Day
Carl Sagan Day honors the renowned astronomer and science communicator by celebrating curiosity, discovery, and the wonders of the universe.
National Scrapple Day
Celebrate National Scrapple Day by trying this regional Mid-Atlantic breakfast dish of pork scraps, cornmeal and spices—pan-fried to perfection.
Go to an Art Museum Day
Go to an Art Museum Day (November 9) encourages people everywhere to visit art museums, connect with culture and embrace creativity.
Chaos Never Dies Day
Chaos Never Dies Day invites people to recognise that unpredictability and disorder are part of life, and to respond with resilience and acceptance.
Eleven09 Day
Eleven09 Day (November 9) supports veterans’ transition to civilian life and honours their service.
National Fried Chicken Sandwich Day
National Fried Chicken Sandwich Day (November 9) celebrates the beloved crispy chicken sandwich and invites people to enjoy, share and indulge.
The Geriatric Toothfairy Day
The Geriatric Toothfairy Day (November 9) promotes oral health for older adults and supports caregivers in long-term-care settings.
National Louisiana Day
Celebrate National Louisiana Day by honoring the state’s culture, music and cuisine, exploring its history, and sharing the gifts of the Pelican State.
Brian Holland Legacy Day
Brian Holland Legacy Day honours the life and contributions of Brian Holland and encourages community service, advocacy and kindness.
Microtia Awareness Day
Microtia Awareness Day educates about the congenital ear condition microtia, supports affected individuals and promotes inclusion and treatment.
Cambodia Independence Day
Cambodia Independence Day marks the country’s liberation from French colonial rule in 1953 and is celebrated with ceremonies and national pride.
National British Pudding Day
Celebrate National British Pudding Day by enjoying a traditional UK pudding, exploring its history and sharing the warmth of this culinary tradition.
November 10 12
International Accounting Day
International Accounting Day honours accountants and highlights the importance of financial transparency and the accounting profession.
World Immunization Day
World Immunization Day highlights the importance of vaccines, promotes immunisation for all and supports global efforts for disease prevention.
World Top Up Day
World Top Up Day celebrates the act of topping up mobile phones across borders, recognising global connection and the generosity of expats.
World Science Day for Peace and Development
World Science Day for Peace and Development (November 10) highlights science’s role in peace, sustainability and global cooperation.
World Keratoconus Day
World Keratoconus Day focuses on raising awareness of the progressive eye-condition keratoconus, promoting early detection and treatment.
Marine Corps Birthday (USMC Day)
Marine Corps Birthday honours the founding of the U.S. Marine Corps in 1775 and celebrates its traditions, service and heritage.
Sesame Street Day
Sesame Street Day (November 10) honours the classic children’s show’s 1969 debut and celebrates lifelong learning, kindness and fun.
National Vanilla Cupcake Day
National Vanilla Cupcake Day (November 10) celebrates the beloved vanilla cupcake and invites baking, sharing and sweet indulgence.
Forget Me Not Day
Forget Me Not Day (November 10) honours disabled veterans and encourages reconnecting with loved ones and memories.
Area Code Day
Area Code Day celebrates telephone area codes, the numbering system that helps us connect regionally and reflect on communication technology.
National Young Readers Day
Celebrate National Young Readers Day - a day dedicated to encouraging children’s reading, literacy and discovery through books.
Odd Socks Day
Odd Socks Day marks the start of Anti-Bullying Week, promoting acceptance, individuality and kindness by wearing mismatched socks.
November 11 14
Remembrance Day
Remembrance Day is a day of reflection and gratitude for those who served in the Armed Forces of Commonwealth nations.
Saint Martin’s Day
Celebrate Saint Martin’s Day by honoring acts of kindness, enjoying seasonal meals, and taking part in lantern processions.
World Shopping Day
Celebrate World Shopping Day by engaging in mindful retail—whether buying with intention or observing the global shopping rush.
Veterans Day
Veterans Day honors all U.S. military veterans for their service and sacrifice. Celebrate by thanking a veteran, and reflecting on the legacy of service.
National Origami Day
Celebrate National Origami Day honoring the art of paper folding, its cultural roots, and the creative transformations a sheet of paper can make.
National Sundae Day
Celebrate National Sundae Day by indulging in a delicious ice cream sundae, sharing the experience and savoring every scoop.
National Metal Day
Celebrate National Metal Day on November 11—honoring the music, energy, and culture that make heavy metal unforgettable.
Pocky Day
Join Pocky Day on November 11—a tasty celebration of the beloved biscuit-stick snack, sharing fun and flavour together.
National Indiana Day
National Indiana Day celebrates the state of Indiana, its people and its heritage by encouraging reflection and appreciation of its contributions and culture.
Death (Duty) Day
Reflect on Death (Duty) Day (November 11), a solemn observance of lives lost in service, honouring sacrifice and duty rather than celebration.
Independence Day in Poland
Explore Independence Day in Poland — the national holiday marking Poland’s rebirth after over a century of partitions.
Singles Day
Discover Singles Day (11/11) in China: its origins as a student celebration of singlehood, and its evolution into the world’s largest online shopping festival.
Republic Day in the Maldives
Republic Day in the Maldives on November 11 celebrates the nation’s move from monarchy to republic with pride and unity.
Angola Independence Day
Independence Day in Angola on November 11 marks the nation’s liberation from Portuguese rule and celebrates its journey toward sovereignty.
November 12 10
World Quality Day
Explore World Quality Day: its history, significance in driving organizational excellence, and practical ways to celebrate quality at work and beyond.
World Ballet Day
World Ballet Day celebrates the art, discipline, and global community of ballet through performances, rehearsals, and shared creativity.
World Pneumonia Day
Observe World Pneumonia Day on November 12 — a global call to action for preventing, detecting, and treating pneumonia, especially in children and vulnerable adults.
World Usability Day
Annual observance on the second Thursday of November highlighting the importance of usability, user-centred design and accessible technology.
National Happy Hour Day
Celebrate National Happy Hour Day on November 12—gather with friends, try a new drink or snack, support your local bar or host a fun at-home mini happy hour, while enjoying the shared moment of connection.
Chicken Soup for the Soul Day
Celebrate National Chicken Soup for the Soul Day on November 12—share a warm bowl, read an uplifting story, and show kindness to nurture both body and spirit.
Fancy Rat and Mouse Day
Celebrate Fancy Rat and Mouse Day on November 12—appreciate the intelligence, companionship and fun of fancy rats and mice, learn about their care, and share their stories.
National Pizza with the Works Except Anchovies Day
Celebrate Benjamin Banneker Week during the week of November 9 — honouring the self-taught African-American scientist, mathematician and inventor, and inspiring STEM learning for all.
National French Dip Day
Celebrate National French Dip Day on November 12—indulge in a classic roast-beef sandwich with au jus, explore its LA roots and enjoy one of America’s enduring comfort foods.
Benjamin Banneker Week
Celebrate Benjamin Banneker Week during the week of November 9—honoring the self-taught African-American scientist, mathematician, and inventor, and inspiring STEM learning for all.
November 13 7
World Kindness Day
Celebrate World Kindness Day by performing intentional acts of compassion and empathy, connecting with others, and building a kinder community.
Symphonic Metal Day
Celebrate Symphonic Metal Day on November 13—dive into the epic fusion of metal riffs and orchestral grandeur, discover bands, share favorites, and appreciate the craft of symphonic metal.
Start a Rumor Day
Celebrate Start a Rumor Day on November 13—a playful reminder about how stories spread, with a sprinkle of fun and a dose of communication awareness.
National Mom's and Dad's Day
Celebrate National Mom’s and Dad’s Day by honoring the mother and father together and the love, collaboration, and support they give their family.
National Hug a Musician Day
Celebrate National Hug a Musician Day by showing appreciation for musicians through a hug, kind words, or supporting their work.
Sadie Hawkins Day
Sadie Hawkins Day celebrates the fun tradition of women inviting men, turning social roles upside down and encouraging confidence and initiative.
National Indian Pudding Day
Celebrate National Indian Pudding Day by enjoying a warm bowl of this historic New England dessert, and sharing the comfort of tradition.
November 14 15
World Diabetes Day
World Diabetes Day, commemorated every year on November 14th, is a pivotal event in the global health calendar.
International Girls Day
Learn about International Girls Day on November 14: its origins, importance and simple ways to celebrate and empower girls everywhere.
World Vasectomy Day
World Vasectomy Day promotes male participation in family planning by raising awareness of vasectomy as a safe, effective contraceptive choice.
Human-Animal Relationship Awareness Week
Celebrate Human-Animal Relationship Awareness Week in November: explore its history, significance, and ways to deepen meaningful bonds with animals.
National Pickle Day
Celebrate National Pickle Day on November 14: learn about its pickling history, why it matters, and fun ways to enjoy pickles and flavour exploration.
National American Teddy Bear Day
Celebrate National American Teddy Bear Day on November 14: learn its origins, significance, and simple ways to give (or revisit) a teddy bear and spread comfort.
National Donor Sabbath
Learn about National Donor Sabbath: its faith-based origins, why organ and tissue donation matters, and how your community can participate to help save lives.
National Spicy Guacamole Day
Celebrate National Spicy Guacamole Day on November 14: discover its roots, why it matters and how to create bold, flavour-packed guacamole at home.
Operating Room Nurse Day
Learn about National Operating Room Nurse Day on November 14: its origins, why it matters and ways to thank the perioperative nurses who help carry out surgeries.
National Seat Belt Day
Learn about National Seat Belt Day (November 14): its origins, why buckling up matters and simple steps to make every ride safer.
Loosen Up Lighten Up Day
Celebrate Loosen Up, Lighten Up Day on November 14: discover its origin, value and simple ways to relax, laugh and lighten your load.
National Saddle Hunting Day
Celebrate National Saddle Hunting Day by exploring the tree-saddle hunting technique, connecting with the hunting community, and practicing safe elevated hunts.
National Family PJ Day
Celebrate National Family PJ Day on November 14: learn how it began, why it matters and easy ways your family can relax, connect and enjoy pajama-time together.
National DTC (Direct-To-Consumer) Friday
Celebrate National DTC Friday in November: learn the history of the direct-to-consumer movement and discover ways to shop and support DTC brands.
Spirit of National Speakers Association Day
Explore Spirit of National Speakers Association Day on November 14: discover the history of the NSA, why the day matters and ways speakers and communicators can honour their craft and community.
November 15 17
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.
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.
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.
November 16 8
International Day For Tolerance
International Day for Tolerance (November 16) promotes respect and appreciation of cultural diversity to build more inclusive and peaceful societies.
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.
Day of Declaration of Sovereignty in Estonia
Discover Day of Declaration of Sovereignty in Estonia (Nov 16) — its historic roots in 1988, why it matters and how to observe it thoughtfully.
November 17 11
National Hiking Day (Take a Hike Day)
Every year on November 17th, a call to the wild echoes across the nation, urging us to partake in National Hiking Day (National Take a Hike Day).
International Students Day
International Students Day (November 17) honours students’ rights, resilience and global role in education and social change.
World Prematurity Day
World Prematurity Day raises awareness of preterm birth, advocates for improved neonatal care and honours the resilience of babies born too soon and their families.
International Happy Gose Day
International Happy Gose Day celebrates the unique German-style sour wheat beer “gose” — a day for tasting and exploring craft beer.
National Testosterone Awareness Day
National Testosterone Awareness Day is meant to encourage men to get their testosterone levels checked and to learn more about the importance of testosterone in their health.
National Homemade Bread Day
National Homemade Bread Day encourages baking bread at home, celebrating the warmth of fresh loaves.
National Unfriend Day
National Unfriend Day is a playful reminder to review your social-media friend list to remove connections that no longer serve you.
National Entrepreneurs’ Day
Learn about National Entrepreneurs’ Day (third Tuesday of November): its origins, significance, and ways to honor the entrepreneurial spirit that drives innovation and jobs.
National Farm Joke Day
National Farm Joke Day celebrates farm-themed humour—share jokes, puns and stories about rural life and spread smiles in the farming community and beyond.
National Butter Day
National Butter Day celebrates butter’s flavour, heritage and the work of dairy producers—perfect for baking, tasting and appreciating a kitchen essential.
National Baklava Day
National Baklava Day (November 17) celebrates the rich, sweet layered pastry enjoyed across many cultures.
November 18 14
Mickey Mouse Day (Minnie Mouse's Birthday, Mickey Mouse’s Birthday)
On the 18th of November, Disney enthusiasts around the globe unite in celebration of Mickey and Minnie Mouse's birthdays or Mickey Mouse Day.
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.
Women Entrepreneurs Day
Learn about Women Entrepreneurs Day (November 19): its origins, significance, and how to support women entrepreneurs worldwide.
Geographic Information Systems Day
Celebrate GIS Day (third Wednesday in November) by exploring how spatial data and mapping shape our world and communities.
Married to a Scorpio Support Day
Celebrate Married to a Scorpio Support Day on November 18 by honouring the unique dynamics of relationships with Scorpios.
National Princess Day
Celebrate National Princess Day by honouring the royal qualities within every person—kindness, confidence, and self‑worth.
Apple Cider Day
November 18th is National Apple Cider Day 🍷🍎, so we wanted to take a moment to celebrate this tasty treat.
BOTOX Cosmetic (onabotulinumtoxinA) Day
The BOTOX® Cosmetic (onabotulinumtoxinA) Day is observed on the third Wednesday of November each year.
Occult Day
Observe Occult Day to pause, reflect and explore the hidden, symbolic and mysterious dimensions of life with openness and curiosity.
Push-button Phone Day
Celebrate Push‑Button Phone Day to honour the day the push‑button telephone was first commercially offered and reflect on how tech evolves.
National Vichyssoise Day
Celebrate National Vichyssoise Day by enjoying the elegant chilled soup that combines leeks, potatoes, cream and tradition in a bowl of comfort.
Native Women's Equal Pay Day
Native Women’s Equal Pay Day draws attention to the severe wage gap faced by Indigenous women and calls for economic justice and equity.
Independence Day in Morocco
Discover Morocco’s Independence Day (November 18): its history, significance and meaningful ways to celebrate the nation’s freedom and heritage.
Latvia Independence Day
Learn about Latvia’s Independence Day (November 18): its history, meaning and ways to honour the nation’s independence and identity.
November 19 21
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 Toilet Day
Every November 19th, World Toilet Day raises awareness about a crucial but frequently ignored part of public health and dignity.
International Men’s Day
A friendly overview of International Men’s Day (November 19) — its origins, significance, and meaningful ways to mark the occasion.
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.
International Journalist’s Remembrance Day
A respectful look at International Journalist’s Remembrance Day — its origins, reasons for observance and how to meaningfully mark the day.
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.
Introduce A Girl To Engineering Day
Introduce A Girl To Engineering Day is held every February to encourage young women to pursue careers in STEM.
National Have A Bad Day Day
Learn about National Have a Bad Day Day: its origins, significance, and simple ways to embrace or lighten a rough day with humor and kindness.
National Play Monopoly Day
Join in on National Play Monopoly Day (November 19) with game night ideas, history of Monopoly and tips to make the celebration fun for all ages.
National Rural Health Day
Learn about National Rural Health Day, its origins, significance for rural health-care communities, and ways to celebrate and support the “Power of Rural.”
Great American Smokeout
Discover the Great American Smokeout, its history, significance as a smoking-cessation event, and practical ways to use the day to take a step toward quitting tobacco.
National Carbonated Beverage With Caffeine Day
Celebrate National Carbonated Beverage With Caffeine Day: learn why this fizzy & caffeinated drink holiday matters and discover fun ways to enjoy it.
National Blow Bagpipes Day
Celebrate National Blow Bagpipes Day (November 19) with music, appreciation of bagpipes, and fun ways to engage with this distinctive instrument.
National Camp Day
Celebrate National Camp Day (November 19) by getting outdoors, reconnecting with nature and enjoying simple camping fun—indoors or out.
Education Support Professionals Day
Education Support Professionals Day honors the vital school staff who support students and keep schools running.
Use Less Stuff Day
Learn about Use Less Stuff Day, including its purpose, history and simple ways to reduce waste and consume more thoughtfully.
Equal Opportunity Day
Learn about Equal Opportunity Day: its origins tied to the Gettysburg Address, its meaning in advancing fairness, and how you can help promote opportunity for all.
Monaco National Day
Explore Monaco’s National Day — its history under the princely family, significance for national identity, and festive ways to celebrate in the Principality.
National Integration Day
Learn about India’s National Integration Day: its origin, meaning and practical ways to foster unity in diversity for a more inclusive society.
Discovery of Puerto Rico Day
Explore Discovery of Puerto Rico Day: the day Columbus landed in 1493, its historical roots, cultural importance, and ways to celebrate the island’s heritage.
November 20 12
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.
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.
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.
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.
November 21 10
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 Television Day
World Television Day highlights television’s global role in education, communication and cultural connection, and offers ways to celebrate its impact.
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.
European Cystic Fibrosis Awareness Day
European Cystic Fibrosis Awareness Day, raises awareness of cystic fibrosis, supports patients and families, and promotes early diagnosis and equitable access to care across Europe.
False Confession Day
False Confession Day is a playful observance inviting humorous and harmless “confessions,” encouraging creativity, laughter, and lighthearted fun.
National Stuffing Day
National Stuffing Day honors one of America’s favorite holiday dishes with history, meaning and simple, tasty ways to enjoy and share it.
Pumpkin Pie Day
Discover Pumpkin Pie Day, learn about the dessert’s history, why two dates apply, and fun ways to enjoy the tradition.
Alascattalo Day
Discover Alascattalo Da, a playful Alaskan-themed observance honoring the mythical moose-walrus “alascattalo,” with stories, laughter and a short parade.
National Gingerbread Cookie Day
Celebrate National Gingerbread Cookie Day on November 21 each year—a joyful observance of spiced cookies, holiday baking, tradition, and sweet creativity.
November 22 11
International Musician Day
Every November 22nd, music enthusiasts worldwide unite to celebrate International Musician Day with melodies and rhythms.
International Survivors of Suicide Loss Day
International Survivors of Suicide Loss Day, observed on the Saturday before Thanksgiving, offers connection, understanding and healing for those grieving the loss of loved ones to suicide.
Love Your Freckles Day
Celebrate Love Your Freckles Day on November 22 by embracing natural beauty, boosting confidence and showing your freckles some love.
National Adoption Day
Learn about National Adoption Day (Saturday before Thanksgiving): its origin, significance, and how you can support children in foster care being adopted into permanent homes.
Family Volunteer Day
Family Volunteer Day, observed on the Saturday before Thanksgiving, celebrates families serving together, highlights the value of community kindness and offers simple ways to volunteer as a family.
Mother Goose Parade Day
Discover Mother Goose Parade Day, celebrated each year on the Sunday before Thanksgiving in El Cajon, California—a colourful parade tradition for families, volunteers and community spirit.
Go For A Ride Day
Enjoy Go For A Ride Day on November 22 by taking a ride—bike, car, scooter or train—and celebrate the freedom of movement and exploration.
National Cranberry Relish Day
Celebrate National Cranberry Relish Day on November 22 by making and sharing a delicious homemade relish and embracing food traditions.
Humane Society Anniversary Day
Humane Society Anniversary Day honours animal-welfare organisations and celebrates the bond between humans and animals.
National Stop the Violence Day
Observe National Stop the Violence Day to raise awareness, support victims, and build community-based peace and prevention initiatives.
Lebanon Independence Day
Lebanon Independence Day on November 22 commemorates the nation’s 1943 independence and celebrates Lebanese pride, history and unity.
November 23 12
World Watercolor Day
On November 23rd, the art world celebrates World Watercolor Day, established in 1991 by renowned Mexican watercolorist Alfredo Guati Rojo.
Doctor Who Day (TARDIS Day)
Celebrate Doctor Who Day (TARDIS Day) on November 23 — a global fandom event honouring the Doctor, the TARDIS and the imaginative spirit of time-travel adventures.
Wolfenoot
Celebrate Wolfenoot on November 23 — a fun, kind-hearted holiday honoring wolves, dogs and the people who love them, with gifts, moon cakes and acts of animal-kindness.
World Youth Day
Explore World Youth Day, a global Catholic youth gathering initiated by Pope John Paul II in 1985, celebrate its history, significance for young people worldwide, and ways to participate locally and globally.
Fibonacci Day
Fibonacci Day celebrates the famous number sequence and its appearance in nature, art and life, with history and fun ways to explore its patterns.
National Espresso Day
Discover National Espresso Day, learn about its history, significance and easy ways to celebrate the intense coffee shot loved around the world.
National Bible Week
National Bible Week (week of Thanksgiving) encourages Americans to read, study and reflect on the Bible together, celebrating its role in faith and community.
National Brand Day
National Brand Day celebrates the creativity, strategy and impact of brands—inviting both businesses and consumers to recognize brand builders, explore new labels, and deepen brand connections.
National Cashew Day
National Cashew Day honors the beloved cashew with a look at its history, importance and easy, tasty ways to celebrate this crunchy favorite.
Thankful For My Dog Day
Thankful For My Dog Day celebrates the bond between dogs and their owners, with its history, meaning and heartfelt ways to show appreciation.
Eat A Cranberry Day
Eat A Cranberry Day on November 23 celebrates the tart, colourful cranberry with its history, meaning and simple ways to enjoy it in everyday meals.
Stir-Up Sunday
Stir-Up Sunday, a cherished tradition in the UK, falls on the last Sunday before Advent, making it a floating holiday that varies each year.
November 24 7
Evolution Day
On Evolution Day, celebrated every 24 November, we honor the publication of Charles Darwin's "On the Origin of Species."
Your Unique Talent Day
Celebrate Your Unique Talent Day is a joyful occasion to recognize, share, and embrace your personal skills—no matter how big or small—and to connect with others through the diversity of talents.
D.B. Cooper Day
D.B. Cooper Day remembers the legendary hijacking of Northwest Orient Flight 305 in 1971, exploring the mystery, aviation history, and cultural legacy of the elusive D.B. Cooper.
National Sardines Day
National Sardines Day celebrates the small but mighty sardine—rich in nutrients, linked to food traditions worldwide, and a smart sustainable seafood choice.
Brownielocks Day (Big Hair Day or Brunette Pride Day)
Brownielocks Day is a cheerful celebration of brunette hair, big styles, and self-expression—also known as Big Hair Day or Brunette Pride Day.
National Use Even If Seal Is Broken Day
National Use Even If Seal Is Broken Day is a quirky consumer observance inviting people to reflect on packaging habits, food-safety assumptions, and whether a broken seal always means “discard”.
Win Friends and Influence People Day
Win Friends and Influence People Day honors the legacy of Dale Carnegie’s classic book and invites individuals to apply its timeless principles for better communication, more profound relationships, and positive influence.
November 25 8
Blasé Day
Blasé Day, celebrated on November 25th, nudges us to adopt a subdued outlook on life's events.
International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women
Learn about this day's origins, importance and how you can observe and support efforts to end violence against women worldwide.
National Day of Bosnia and Herzegovina
National Day of Bosnia and Herzegovina, also known as Statehood Day, is observed each year on November 25. It commemorates an important milestone: the day in 1943 when the “Resolution…
National Parfait Day
Celebrate National Parfait Day with layered yogurt, ice cream, fruit or granola, learn about its origins, why it matters,fun ways to enjoy this dessert.
Shopping Reminder Day
Shopping Reminder Day is a fun reminder to plan holiday shopping early, with its background, why it matters and simple ideas for getting organized.
Evacuation Day in New York City
Evacuation Day in New York City marks the end of British occupation in 1783, learn its history, significance and ways to observe this milestone.
National Play Day with Dad
Celebrate National Play Day with Dad, learn about its origins, why father-child play matters and simple ways to enjoy meaningful, fun time together.
Suriname Independence Day
Suriname Independence Day marks the 1975 moment when Suriname became a sovereign nation—celebrated with pride, cultural diversity, and national reflection.
November 26 18
World Olive Tree Day
World Olive Tree Day on 26th November unfolds as a global appreciation of the olive tree, a plant deeply intertwined with human history and culture.
World Lewis Day
World Lewis Day, observed annually on November 26, is a poignant reminder of the devastating impact of Australian bushfires on the koala population.
National Day of Mourning (Unthanksgiving Day)
An annual observance on the fourth Thursday of November, the National Day of Mourning offers Indigenous perspectives on the Thanksgiving legacy, promoting reflection, awareness and solidarity.
National Cake Day
Cake Day, celebrated on November 26, is a sweet occasion for cake enthusiasts around the world.
Good Grief Day
Good Grief Day, observed every November 26, honors Charles M. Schulz, the creator of the "Peanuts" comic strip, celebrating his life and work.
National Anti Obesity Day
National Anti Obesity Day is dedicated to raising awareness about obesity as a significant public health issue and promoting actions to combat it.
Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving is a cherished American holiday celebrating gratitude, family gatherings, and traditions that bring people together across the nation.
DrinksGiving
DrinksGiving is a friendly pre-holiday tradition where hometown friends reunite, share drinks and enjoy warm connection before Thanksgiving festivities begin.
What Do You Love About America Day
What Do You Love About America Day invites Americans to reflect on what they love about their country—its values, communities and everyday meaning—and share those reflections with others.
National Tie One On Day
National Tie One On Day encourages folks to tie on an apron, bake or wrap a thoughtful treat, and deliver it to someone in need—bringing kindness, connection, and the spirit of giving back into the holiday season.
National Jukebox Day
National Jukebox Day celebrates the nostalgic charm of jukeboxes, their musical history and the shared joy of choosing and playing favorite songs together.
National Family Health History Day
National Family Health History Day encourages families to share and record health-history information, helping with preventive care and long-term wellness.
National Dog Show Broadcast
A festive Thanksgiving-Day tradition, National Dog Show Broadcast Presented by Purina airs on NBC each year to celebrate hundreds of dog breeds, showcase top canine talent and bring family-friendly entertainment.
Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade
A grand annual spectacle held on Thanksgiving Day in New York City, the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade features giant balloons, festive floats and marching bands that mark the start of the holiday season.
Turkey-free Thanksgiving
Explore a turkey-free Thanksgiving celebration: redefine the holiday with an alternative main dish, inclusive menus and meaningful gathering beyond tradition.
National Milk Day in India
National Milk Day is celebrated on November 26th, marking the birth anniversary of Dr. Verghese Kurien, the architect of India's White Revolution.
Republic Day in Mongolia
Republic Day in Mongolia, observed annually on November 26th, commemorates the establishment of the Mongolian People's Republic in 1924.
National Law Day (Constitution Day)
National Law Day is celebrated in India on November 26 each year. This day commemorates the adoption of the Constitution of India.
November 27 6
Turtle Adoption Day
Turtle Adoption Day, November 27th, offers a poignant reminder of the rich heritage and delicate existence of one of Earth's most ancient creatures.
Pie in the Face Day
Pie in the Face Day celebrates classic slapstick humor with its history, meaning and fun, light-hearted ways to enjoy this messy comedic tradition.
National Electric Guitar Day
Celebrate National Electric Guitar Day, learn about its origins, why the electric guitar matters and fun ways to engage with guitar culture.
National Bavarian Cream Pie Day
National Bavarian Cream Pie Day celebrates the classic custard-and-cream dessert with its history, meaning and simple ways to enjoy this silky pie.
National Craft Jerky Day
Celebrate National Craft Jerky Day, discover the history of craft jerky, why it matters and delicious ways to enjoy small-batch artisan jerky.
Pins and Needles Day
Discover Pins and Needles Day: its origin in a historic labour-theatre production, its celebration of sewing and textile craft, and ways to participate.
November 28 22
World Compassion Day
World Compassion Day, celebrated every year on November 28th, is deeply rooted in the principles of Ahimsa (non-violence) and Compassion.
Make Your Own Head Day
Make Your Own Head Day, celebrated on November 28, is a unique and creative holiday that encourages people to unleash their artistic skills.
Aura Awareness Day
Aura Awareness Day, observed every fourth Saturday in November, is a unique celebration of the energy fields that are believed to surround us.
Red Planet Day
Red Planet Day, celebrated on November 28, is a day dedicated to Mars, the fourth planet from the Sun in our solar system.
Systems Engineer Day
Systems Engineer Day honours the often-unseen professionals who design, build and maintain complex systems, recognizing their critical role in technology, infrastructure, and innovation.
Native American Heritage Day
Native American Heritage Day honors the culture, history and contributions of Native and Alaska Native peoples in the United States and encourages respectful learning and engagement.
Black Friday
Black Friday, the day after Thanksgiving, is the U.S.’s biggest shopping event—signalling the start of the holiday sales season, offering major deals but also prompting reflection on consumption habits.
National French Toast Day
Celebrate National French Toast Day, its origins, why French toast remains a beloved comfort breakfast , and fun ways to enjoy this classic dish.
Buy Nothing Day
Buy Nothing Day is a protest against consumerism—inviting people to pause, reflect and skip shopping for 24 hours in favour of mindful and sustainable choices.
Sinkie Day
Sinkie Day (The day after Thanksgiving) invites a casual post-holiday feast—eat leftovers over the sink, skip the formal dinner and enjoy food simply and comfortably.
Maize Day
Maize Day falls on the Friday after Thanksgiving and invites celebration of maize (corn) through food, culture and appreciation of this important crop.
You’re Welcomegiving Day
You’re Welcomegiving Day falls on the Friday after Thanksgiving and invites us to respond to thanks with humility and meaning — a gentle follow-up to the day of gratitude.
Fur-Free Friday
Fur-Free Friday is a global day of action against the fur trade—encouraging ethical fashion choices, retailer change-overs and awareness of animal cruelty.
Flossing Day
Flossing Day encourages better oral hygiene by reminding everyone to floss and care for their teeth after holiday meals.
Day of Listening
Day of Listening invites people to slow down, listen to the stories of family and community, and preserve meaningful conversations through dedicated time and attention.
Turkey Leftover Day
A cheerful guide to Turkey Leftover Day, a lighthearted holiday focused on using up Thanksgiving turkey and sides — complete with recipes, tips and why it matters.
Independence Day (Flag Day) in Albania
Independence Day (Flag Day) commemorates Albania’s 1912 declaration of independence and the raising of the national flag.
Independence Day in Panama
Panama celebrates Independence Day on November 28, marking its 1821 separation from Spain.
Independence Day in Mauritania
Independence Day in Mauritania on November 28 marks the 1960 declaration of independence from French rule.
Republic Day in Burundi
Republic Day in Burundi on November 28 commemorates the 1966 abolition of the monarchy and the founding of the republic.
Republic Day in Chad
Republic Day in Chad on November 28 commemorates the 1958 proclamation of the Republic, the first step toward independence.
Republic Day in the Republic of the Congo
Republic Day in the Republic of the Congo commemorates the 1958 proclamation of the republic, marking a key step toward independence, national identity.
November 29 12
Customer is Wrong Day
On November 29th, we celebrate Customer is Wrong Day — a day that turns the classic business mantra “the customer is always right” on its head.
Electronic Greetings Day
Electronic Greetings Day, Nov 29, is a modern holiday that embraces the digital age's influence on our traditional ways of sending greetings.
International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People
Discover the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People, ways to express solidarity, support human rights and call for peace.
Square Dancing Day
Square Dancing Day celebrates the energetic folk dance tradition, its cultural history and fun ways to join the rhythm with community and friends.
Isdal Woman Day
Isdal Woman Day honors the unidentified Isdal Woman on November 29 and brings attention to unresolved and unidentified victim cases.
International Jaguar Day
International Jaguar Day is an international awareness event observed every year on November 29.
National Chocolates Day
National Chocolates Day celebrates chocolate’s rich history, global appeal and delicious versatility, with simple, sweet ways to enjoy and share it.
Small Business Saturday
Small Business Saturday — the U.S. shopping-holiday after Thanksgiving that encourages supporting small and local businesses.
Chadwick Boseman Day
A tribute to Chadwick Boseman Day, celebrating the life, career and lasting legacy of Chadwick Boseman, through remembrance, film, artistic expression and values.
National Lemon Cream Pie Day
National Lemon Cream Pie Day celebrates the bright, creamy citrus dessert with its history, meaning and sweet ways to enjoy or bake it.
Throw Out Your Leftovers Day
Learn about Throw Out Your Leftovers Day: a practical reminder to clean out your fridge, discard old food safely, and build healthier kitchen habits.
Liberation Day in Albania
A thoughtful overview of Albania’s Liberation Day on November 29, highlighting its WWII origins, significance and respectful ways to observe the national holiday.
November 30 16
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…
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.
Daily Calendar of Holidays in November
The November calendar contains a comprehensive list of both national and international holidays, sorted by date. We have taken meticulous care to ensure that each holiday’s date is accurate for the current year. The list displayed on this page has been reviewed and revised for 2026.
What holidays are celebrated in November?
Some major holidays in November 2026: All Saints’ Day, Remembrance Day (Veterans Day), Guy Fawkes Night (Bonfire Night), Universal Children’s Day, Mawlid al-Nabi (Eid-e-Milad) and many others.