Walk Around Things Day National Walk Around Things Day is observed annually on April 4. This lighthearted holiday encourages individuals to both literally and figuratively “walk around things,” promoting mindfulness, creativity, and a fresh perspective on problem-solving.​ While the exact origins of National Walk Around Things Day are unclear, the day serves as a reminder […]

Pony Express Day ​Pony Express Day commemorates the launch of the Pony Express, the historic mail service that began on April 3, 1860. It is typically observed on or around April 3rd each year in the United States, particularly in areas along the original route, such as Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, and California. A fast mail […]

Burrito Day National Burrito Day is celebrated in the United States on the first Thursday of April each year, meaning the exact date changes annually. In 2025, Burrito Day falls on April 3rd. This fun food holiday celebrates the delicious, versatile, and satisfying burrito—a staple of Mexican and Tex-Mex cuisine that has become hugely popular […]

Ferret Day Ferret Day is an informal celebration that recognizes ferrets—curious, playful, and affectionate pets that are beloved by many. In the United States, National Ferret Day is observed annually on April 2nd. The day raises awareness about responsible ferret ownership, promotes adoption, and helps dispel myths about these animals. Ferret Supplies Autism Awareness Day […]

Saint (St.) Stupid Day – April Fool’s Day ​Saint Stupid’s Day is an annual parade and celebration held every April 1st (April Fools’ Day) in San Francisco, California. It was founded in the late 1970s by a street performer and absurdist philosopher named Ed Holmes, also known as Bishop Joey of the “First Church of […]

Dance Marathon Day Dance Marathon Day is observed annually on March 31 to celebrate the enduring tradition of dance marathons—events that combine physical endurance, community spirit, and philanthropy. Dance marathons originated in the early 1920s as endurance competitions where couples danced for extended periods, often aiming to outlast others for prizes. The phenomenon gained popularity […]

Folding Laundry Day ​National Folding Laundry Day is celebrated annually on March 30, and in 2025, it falls on a Sunday. This lighthearted observance encourages individuals and families to tackle the often-overlooked task of folding laundry, transforming it into an enjoyable and organized activity.​ Established in 2020 by blogger and mother Allison J. Carter, National […]

Mermaid Day ​Mermaid Day is a playful, imaginative celebration honoring the mythical creatures of the sea — mermaids! It’s typically observed on March 29 each year. This day is about embracing the magic, mystery, and creativity that mermaids represent in folklore, pop culture, and fantasy. Mermaids have appeared in myths from many cultures, from Greek […]

Barnum and Bailey Day Barnum and Bailey Day celebrates the legendary circus showmen P.T. Barnum and James A. Bailey, whose combined efforts created “The Greatest Show on Earth.” It’s typically associated with the anniversary of their famous circuses merging on April 10, 1881, although some sources tie celebrations to different dates connected to Barnum’s life […]

Scribble Day International Scribble Day is celebrated on March 27th each year. It’s a relatively new and lighthearted holiday that encourages creativity, self-expression, and the joy of imperfection—especially through drawing and doodling. International Scribble Day was started by author Diane Alber, inspired by her children’s book “I’m NOT Just a Scribble.” The idea is to […]