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National Alice Day

A fun observance on March 23 celebrating individuals named Alice, honoring the name's Germanic origins meaning "noble" and its cultural significance including the fictional character Alice in Wonderland.

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March 2027

Last updated February 26, 2026 · by the Holiday Calendar Team

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YEARLY DATEMarch 23

OBSERVED INInternationally

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ORIGIN

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FOUNDING ENTITY

Not documented

FIRST OBSERVED

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HOW THE HOLIDAY CAME TO BE

The observance has no identified creator or proclamation. It appears to be a modern holiday created to celebrate people named Alice.

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INTRO

Introduction

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March 23 is a special day for all the Alices out there – it's National Alice Day! This holiday was created to celebrate and honor individuals with the name Alice, which has been a popular name for centuries. The name Alice has roots in Germanic and French origins, and means "noble" or "of noble birth". Famous Alices throughout history include Alice of Battenberg, Princess of Greece and Denmark, as well as fictional characters like Alice in Wonderland. So to all the Alices, Happy National Alice Day – embrace your unique name and take pride in its rich history!

TIMELINE

National Alice Day Timeline

Alice Becomes Popular Name

During the 1800s, Alice becomes a popular name in many Western countries, due in part to the character Alice from Lewis Carroll's "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland."

"Alice in Wonderland" Publication

Lewis Carroll's "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" is published, popularizing the name Alice even more.

Princess Alice of Battenberg

Alice of Battenberg is born, who later becomes Princess Andrew of Greece and Denmark.

Disney's Alice in Wonderland

Disney releases its animated film "Alice in Wonderland," increasing the name's popularity among younger generations.

National Alice Day Origins

The first observance of National Alice Day is celebrated, encouraging individuals named Alice to embrace their name and its heritage.

GET INVOLVED

How to Celebrate National Alice Day

Host an Alice-themed tea party

Invite all your friends named Alice to a fun and whimsical tea party to celebrate National Alice Day. Decorate with playing cards, top hats, and other Alice in Wonderland inspired decorations.

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Have an Alice movie marathon

Gather all the Alices you know and spend the day watching different adaptations of Lewis Carroll's classic tale, "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland". Don't forget to have some popcorn and tea on hand!

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Create an Alice scavenger hunt

Hide Alice-themed items around your home or neighborhood and have your friends named Alice race to find them all. The winner can receive a prize, such as a copy of the book "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland".

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Get crafty with an Alice-inspired DIY project

Gather your Alice friends and spend the day creating DIY projects inspired by the whimsical world of Wonderland. From painting teacups to making Mad Hatter hats, the possibilities are endless!

Go on an Alice-themed adventure

Plan a day trip to a nearby location that has ties to Lewis Carroll or the story of Alice in Wonderland. This could include visiting a museum exhibit, exploring a themed park, or even taking a trip to Oxford, where Carroll wrote the book.

WHY THIS DAY MATTERS

Why We Love National Alice Day

It's a chance to learn about the significance of your name

Many names have unique meanings and origins, and National Alice Day is a great opportunity to delve into the history behind your name. You may discover an interesting fact or story that you never knew before!

It's a fun way to celebrate your name

National Alice Day is the perfect opportunity for anyone with the name "Alice" to embrace their identity and celebrate their uniqueness. It's a day to be proud of your name and all that it represents!

It connects you with others who share your name

On National Alice Day, you may discover that you have more in common with people who share your name than you ever thought possible. It's a great way to connect with others and potentially make new friends or find distant relatives!