Be Bald and Be Free Day Be Bald and Be Free Day is celebrated on October 14th each year. This day encourages individuals to embrace their baldness, whether due to genetics, personal choice, or medical conditions such as alopecia or cancer treatments. It’s a day to promote body positivity and self-acceptance, celebrating baldness as a […]

M&M Day National M&M Day is celebrated on October 13th each year to honor one of the most popular candy brands in the world—M&M’s. These colorful, chocolate-coated candies have become a favorite treat for many and are often used in various recipes, snacks, and desserts. National M&M Day is a fun celebration of one of […]

Pulled Pork Day National Pulled Pork Day is celebrated on October 12th each year to honor one of America’s favorite barbecue dishes—pulled pork. This delicious dish is known for its tender, flavorful meat, typically made from pork shoulder that is slow-cooked and then shredded. National Pulled Pork Day is a delicious celebration of a beloved […]

General Pulaski Memorial Day General Pulaski Memorial Day is celebrated annually in the United States on October 11th to honor the memory of General Kazimierz (Casimir) Pulaski, a Polish nobleman, soldier, and military leader who played a crucial role in the American Revolutionary War. General Pulaski Memorial Day is a reminder of the vital role […]

Hug a Drummer Day Hug a Drummer Day is celebrated annually on October 10th, as a fun and lighthearted way to show appreciation for the often-underappreciated backbone of any band—the drummer! Drummers are known for their vital role in keeping rhythm, setting the tempo, and providing the energy behind many of the world’s favorite songs. […]

Second Wednesday in October This fun and whimsical day is dedicated to the simple yet fascinating toy known as the spinning top, which has been a source of entertainment for centuries across many cultures. National Top Spinning Day is a lighthearted celebration of a classic toy that has entertained people for millennia. Whether you’re spinning […]

Second Monday of October Both Columbus Day and Indigenous Peoples’ Day reflect different interpretations of American history and culture. While Columbus Day celebrates exploration and discovery from a European perspective, Indigenous Peoples’ Day recognizes the resilience, culture, and history of Native Americans, highlighting the impact of colonization on Indigenous populations. Many people, organizations, and governments […]

Fluffernutter Day National Fluffernutter Day is celebrated on October 8th each year in the United States. It honors the famous and nostalgic sandwich made with peanut butter and Marshmallow Fluff. This sweet and sticky combination has been a favorite treat for many, particularly in New England, where it originated. Fluffernutter Day celebrates a fun and […]

Forgiveness and Happiness Day Forgiveness and Happiness Day is celebrated on October 7th each year. This observance emphasizes the importance of forgiveness in our lives and its profound connection to happiness and well-being. Forgiveness and Happiness Day serves as a reminder of the power of forgiveness in fostering personal happiness and emotional health. By reflecting […]

Noodle Day National Noodle Day is celebrated on October 6th each year and honors one of the most beloved and versatile foods around the world: noodles! This day is a great opportunity for noodle lovers to indulge in their favorite noodle dishes, explore different types of noodles, and appreciate the culinary traditions that revolve around […]