March 5 Holidays

A fun observance on March 5 celebrating the humorous potty dance, promoting fun potty training and normalizing the universal experience with laughter.

An awareness observance on March 5 raising awareness about Dissociative Identity Disorder and encouraging self-reflection on the various facets of one's personality.

Scot was a warning in the Roman record before it was anybody's name, used in the fourth century for raiders who came out of Ireland. March 5 hands the day to a name that changed countries.

A fun observance on March 5 celebrating the beginning of a 12-day countdown to St. Patrick's Day by enjoying margaritas and festive parties.

A food observance on March 5 commemorating the legalization of absinthe sales in the United States in 2007 after nearly a century-long ban, honoring the spirit's history and cultural revival.

A cultural observance on the first Saturday of March celebrating the practice of information architecture and its role in organizing information for usability and findability.

A heritage observance on March 5 celebrating Saint Piran, patron saint of Cornwall and tin miners, honoring Cornish identity, culture, and heritage.

An awareness observance on March 5 raising awareness about Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID), reducing stigma, educating the public, and supporting those affected by this trauma-related condition involving multiple distinct identities.

An awareness observance on March 5 promoting awareness and use of open data through global events including talks, seminars, demonstrations, hackathons, and training.

Recognizing the heroes behind scrubs; National Hospitalist Day salutes the unsung efforts of these dedicated healthcare warriors!