March 26 Holidays

Sneakerheads mark the Air Max 1's anniversary, a shoe whose visible-Air sole came from the Centre Pompidou, a museum that wears its pipes on the outside.

A food observance on March 26 celebrating the nutritional benefits and culinary versatility of spinach, a leafy green vegetable rich in iron, vitamins A, C, and K.

A fun observance on March 26 encouraging people to embrace peaceful moments of solitude to reduce stress, boost creativity, and find inner peace.

An awareness observance on March 26 raising global awareness of epilepsy, dispelling myths and stigma, and empowering those with epilepsy to know they are not alone.

An Essence reporter phoned Nisa Islam Muhammad to ask when Black Marriage Day fell, and she had not picked a date yet. She opened a calendar, ruled out January and February, and chose the fourth Sunday in March.

A fun observance on March 26 celebrating great hair that boosts confidence and empowers people, regardless of hair type or styling preference.

Immerse yourself in the spirited celebration of Ram Navami, marking the divine birth of Lord Rama in a festival filled with joy and devotion!

A fan observance on March 26 honoring Star Trek's Vulcan philosophy and encouraging people to live healthier, happier, and more prosperous lives.

A heritage observance on March 26 commemorating the declaration of independence from Pakistan in 1971 and the start of the Liberation War that established Bangladeshi sovereignty.

A fun observance on March 26 celebrating all people named Landon.

Every Wayne is carrying a word for a wagon, since the surname began with the man who made them. March 26 belongs to the first-name Waynes, 10,169 of whom were registered in America in 1947 alone.

A food observance on March 26 celebrating nougat, the chewy candy made from sugar or honey, roasted nuts, and whipped egg whites, found in chocolate bars like Snickers and Milky Way.

Swing into the new season with Major League Baseball Opening Day – where every pitch counts and every game is a new adventure!

A heritage observance on March 26 celebrating the birth and legacy of Prince Jonah Kuhio Kalanianaole, heir to the Hawaiian throne and territorial delegate who advocated for Native Hawaiian rights.