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48 days that move with the year. Halloween, Groundhog Day, May Day, National Beach Day, Mischief Night, National Christmas Lights Day, plus the seasonal markers that quietly tell you spring is here or winter is coming. Five subcategories, one for each season plus weather. Browse by season, by month, or find when the next turning point lands.

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January

7 holidays
01Jan · FRIRing a Bell DayDon't forget to "ring a bell" on this special day - whether it's for a good cause or just to spread some positivity, let your voice be heard!WinterInternational 12501Jan · FRITournament of Roses ParadeExperience the magic and color of the Tournament of Roses Parade – where flowers come to life and march down the streets!WinterUnited States 5706Jan · WEDNational Cuddle Up DayWrap yourself up in a warm blanket and enjoy National Cuddle Up Day with your loved ones - it's the perfect day for hugs, snuggles, and some quality time!WinterUnited States 37417Jan · SUNWorld Snow DayEmbrace the frosty fun on World Snow Day - enjoy winter sports, build a snowman or relish in snowy walks. The magic of winter is calling!WinterInternational 1622Jan · FRICome in From the Cold DayWarm up on Come in From the Cold Day with hot cocoa, cozy blankets, and a good book - the perfect way to beat the winter blues.WinterUnited States 9325Jan · MONObserve the Weather DayGet ready to look up and take notice because it's Observe the Weather Day! From sun to rain, let's appreciate all that Mother Nature has in store.WeatherUnited States 8027Jan · WEDU.S. Snow Sculpting WeekBrace the chill and watch the snow transform into intricate works of art during the exciting U.S. Snow Sculpting Week! Let's admire the cool creativity!WinterWeekUnited States 11
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February

2 holidays
02Feb · TUEGroundhog DayReady to find out if spring is coming early? Don't miss out on Groundhog Day - join us for the fun, festivities, and predictions of the season!WeatherUnited States 25702Feb · TUEMarmot DayGear up and get ready to celebrate Marmot Day - a day dedicated to these cute, furry creatures and the conservation of their habitats!WeatherUnited States 57
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March

8 holidays
03Mar · WEDPeach Blossom DayA cultural observance on March 3 celebrating peach blossoms as symbols of spring, femininity, longevity, and new beginnings rooted in East Asian traditions.SpringChina 14814Mar · SUNWhite DayA cultural observance on March 14 celebrating reciprocal gift-giving in Japan, where men traditionally return gifts of white sweets or chocolate to women who gave them Valentine's Day chocolate.SpringJapan 12520Mar · SATSpring BeginsA cultural observance on the vernal equinox celebrating the arrival of spring and the renewal, longer days, warmer weather, and blooming flowers that come with the season.SpringUnited States 20620Mar · SATSpring EquinoxA cultural observance on March 20 marking the astronomical start of spring and celebrating the renewal of nature and equal lengths of day and night in the Northern Hemisphere.SpringInternational 8320Mar · SATSnowman Burning DayA fun observance on March 20 symbolically welcoming spring by burning a snowman effigy, with the smoke believed to ward off blizzards.WeatherUnited States 5720Mar · SATMarch EquinoxJoin us in marking the March Equinox, a celestial event that balances the day with night, ushering in the vibrant bloom of spring!SpringUnited States 2622Mar · MONMarch Full MoonA cultural observance on the full moon of March, known as the Worm Moon, symbolizing the arrival of spring through natural signs like emerging earthworms and thawing ground.WeatherInternational 13928Mar · SUNBritish Summer Time BeginsA cultural observance on the last Sunday of March marking the beginning of British Summer Time, when clocks advance one hour to extend evening daylight for recreation and energy savings.SpringUnited Kingdom 46
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April

4 holidays
03Apr · SATNational Find a Rainbow DayAn invitation to go outside and look up: every rainbow is a full circle, half-hidden by the ground, and no two people see quite the same one.SpringUnited States 51712Apr · MONBig Wind DayHold on to your hats, it's Big Wind Day! Celebrate the power of nature and enjoy the gusty winds with some fun outdoor activities.WeatherUnited States 6922Apr · THUApril Showers DayApril showers bring May flowers, but on this day we celebrate the rainy weather with cozy blankets, hot tea, and relaxing activities.SpringUnited States 17124Apr · SATNational Pool Opening DayDive into the season of fun and sun! National Pool Opening Day is here - make a splash and beat the heat in your pool today!SpringUnited States 47
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May

2 holidays
01May · SATMay DayCelebrate May Day with friends and family - brighten someone's day with a bouquet of flowers or a kind gesture to show you care!SpringUnited States 43319May · WEDNational May Ray DayCelebrate National May Ray Day with sunshine, good vibes, and lots of fun - make the most of this special day!SpringUnited States 141
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June

3 holidays
21Jun · MONSummer SolsticeEmbrace the longest day of the year! Summer Solstice, a day of sunlight, warmth, and endless opportunities to make wonderful memories.SummerInternational 12221Jun · MONInternational Day of the Celebration of the SolsticeGet ready to soak up the sun and celebrate the longest day of the year with fun activities, delicious food, and good company on International Day of the Celebration of the Solstice!SummerInternational 2624Jun · THUMidsummerMidsummer is the perfect time to soak up the sun, dance around a maypole, and enjoy delicious Scandinavian treats! Join in on the fun this year.SummerInternational 48
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July

3 holidays
ALLJul · MONTHNational Picnic MonthIt's National Picnic Month! Grab a blanket, pack some tasty snacks, and head outside to enjoy the beautiful weather with friends and family.SummerMonthUnited States 3515Jul · THUSaint Swithin’s DayDon't let the legend of Saint Swithin's Day rain on your parade - enjoy the summer weather and make some sunny memories with loved ones!WeatherUnited Kingdom 129Jul · THURain DayDon't let the rain get you down on Rain Day - embrace the cozy vibes, snuggle up with a good book, and indulge in some comfort food!WeatherUnited States 97
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August

1 holidays
30Aug · MONNational Beach DayMake a splash on National Beach Day! Grab your sunscreen, beach towels, and favorite tunes for a fun day in the sun!SummerUnited States 220
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September

3 holidays
23Sep · THUSeptember EquinoxEmbrace the September Equinox - a time of balance and harmony, when day and night are of equal length around the globe. Enjoy this celestial event!FallUnited States 6323Sep · THUFirst Day of AutumnEmbrace the vibrant hues and refreshing cool breeze! The First Day of Autumn is here, marking the start of cozy sweaters, hot drinks, and fall foliage.FallUnited Kingdom 3223Sep · THUFall EquinoxWelcome the golden hues and crisp air as we ring in the Fall Equinox, a celebration of harvest, balance, and the beauty of change.FallUnited States 31
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October

3 holidays
30Oct · SATMischief NightCelebrate Mischief Night with fun pranks, outdoor games, and spooky decorations - let the mischief begin!FallInternational 22630Oct · SATBritish Summertime EndsDon't forget to turn back your clocks and say goodbye to British Summertime - but don't worry, cozy autumn nights are just around the corner.FallUnited Kingdom 2531Oct · SUNHalloweenThere were no costumes and no candy in the first printed "trick or treat": the words were a threat, tied to mischief, decades before they meant a child holding open a pillowcase. October 31 is what became of them.FallUnited States 631
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November

Happening now2 holidays
08Nov · SUNDear Santa Letter WeekIndulge in the magic of holiday season - it's Dear Santa Letter Week! Unleash your wishes and witness the joy of giving unfold.WinterWeekInternational 1525Nov · WEDFeaturedNational Start a Secret Santa Day‘Tis the season to celebrate **National Start a Secret Santa Day**! Run, run, Rudolph over to [Elfster](https://www.elfster.com/) to easily organize your free Secret Santa extravaganza!WinterInternational 141
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December

10 holidays
01Dec · TUENational Christmas Lights DayLight up your holiday season with National Christmas Lights Day! Get ready to dazzle friends, family, and neighbors with festive decorations.WinterUnited States 33502Dec · WEDRockefeller Center Christmas Tree LightingJoin the magic as we illuminate the night! The Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree Lighting is an event wrapped in joy and tradition.WinterUnited States 1204Dec · FRISanta’s List DayMake sure you're on Santa's list this year! Get into the festive spirit and start planning for the holidays with Santa’s List Day.WinterUnited States 15112Dec · SATNational Poinsettia DayMake National Poinsettia Day special this year - fill your home with the festive colors of poinsettias and enjoy the beauty of these blooms!WinterUnited States 12914Dec · MONHalcyon DaysTransport yourself to a state of bliss and nostalgia on Halcyon Days - reminiscing on happy memories and looking forward to new ones!WinterUnited States 1120Dec · SUNGo Caroling DayGet into the holiday spirit with Go Caroling Day! Gather up your family, friends, and neighbors to sing all your favorite festive carols.WinterUnited States 12621Dec · MONWinter SolsticeLet's welcome the longest night of the year with cozy blankets, warm drinks, and a little bit of magic on Winter Solstice.WinterInternational 6221Dec · MONYuleCultural Tradition on the Winter Solstice to celebrate the longest night of the year and the return of the sun.WinterInternational 4821Dec · MONDecember SolsticeEmbrace the celestial beauty of the December Solstice, welcoming longer nights or sunnier days depending on your spot on the globe!WinterInternational 2630Dec · WEDFalling Needles Family Fest DayGather the family and celebrate Falling Needles Family Fest Day with fun activities, delicious food, and memories that will last a lifetime!WinterUnited States 12