Holidays

June 14th is not a widely recognized holiday, but it is Flag Day in the United States, celebrating the adoption of the American flag in 1777. It's a day to honor the stars and stripes!

November 21st is a day for celebrating the spirit of gratitude and giving thanks. It's a time to reflect on the things that matter most and to express appreciation for the people and moments that enrich our lives.

Did you know December 21st is the winter solstice, National Short Girl Appreciation Day, and National Flashlight Day? Time to celebrate the longest night of the year and give a shout-out to your favorite short friends!

October 15 doesn't have any major holidays, but it's still a great day to celebrate. It's a good time to take a break and unwind, whether you're enjoying the changing fall weather or just taking some time to relax.

February days are more than just Valentine's Day. From Groundhog Day to National Pizza Day, there's something to celebrate every day of the month. Check out our February days list for all the unique holidays to mark on your calendar.

On April 21, many people around the world celebrate Easter Sunday, a Christian holiday marking the resurrection of Jesus. Additionally, it's also National Tea Day in the UK, perfect for tea enthusiasts to enjoy a cuppa.

March 10th is "Mario Day"! A fun and quirky holiday that celebrates the iconic video game character. Whether you're a fan of Super Mario or not, it's a great excuse to enjoy some classic gaming.

October 14 is a day that celebrates Indigenous Peoples' Day in the US and Canadian Thanksgiving. It's a time to recognize and honor the contributions and history of Indigenous people, and to gather with family and friends to give thanks.