Today is: July 10
Day Week Month

Space Shuttle Final Flight (2011) Anniversary

Srebrenica Genocide, International Day of Reflection for (1995)

Sebeiba Festival (DZ)

Wimbledon (UK)

7-7 London Bombing (2005)

All American Pet Photo Day

Aphelion Day

Bald Is In Day

Be Nice to New Jersey Week

Blueberry Muffin Day, Ntl.

Bonza Bottler Day™, Intl

Bowdler's Day (UK) (1754)

Bridal Sale Event, Ntl (US/CA/MX)

Calgary Stampede (CA-AB)

Caribbean Day (1973)

Carver Day

Cheer Up the Lonely Day

Cherry Festival, Ntl (US-MI)

Childhood Obesity Week (UK)

Chocolate Day, World

Civil Disobedience Thoreau, Intl. (1817)

Clerihew Day, Intl. (UK)(1875)

Collector Car Appreciation Day

Diabetes Awareness Week (AU)

Dive Bar Day, Ntl.

Don't Put All Your Eggs in One Omelet Day, Ntl.

Don't Step on a Bee Day

Eat Your Jell-O Day, Ntl.

Ely Eel Festival (UK)

Farriers Week, Ntl.

Father-Daughter Take A Walk Together Day

Fleet Week, (US-NY)

Folklife Festival, Smithsonian (US-DC)

Forgiveness Day, Global

Fried Chicken Day, Ntl.

Great British Pea Week

Hand Rolled Day, Ntl.

Heroes Day, (ZM)

Independence Day, (AR)(1816)

Independence Day, (BS)(1973)

Independence Day, (KI)(1979)

Independence Day, (KM)(1975)

Independence Day, (SB)(1978)

Independence Day, (ST )(1975)

Independence Day, South Sudan (SS) (2011)

Injury Prevention Day, Ntl.(CA)

Jan Hus Day, (CZ)(1415)

Jazz Festival, Black Sea (GE)

Jazz Festival, NN North Sea (NL)

Jousting, Torneo della Quintana (IT)

Kissing Day, World (UK).

Kiswahili Language Day, World

Kitten Day, Ntl.

Kupala Night

La Semana de la Dulzura (AR)

Macaroni Day, Ntl.

Make Your Own Sundae Day

Martyrdom of the Bab (1850)

Math 2.0 Day

Milk Chocolate with Almonds Day, Ntl.

Mojito Day, Ntl.

Moon—Third Quarter

Motorcycle Day, Ntl.

Naadam (MN)(1921/1990)

NAIDOC Week (AU)

Night of Nights (US-CA)(1999)

Nude Recreation Week

Orangemen's Day (UK)(1690)

Paper Bag Day, Intl. (1871)

Pecan Pie Day

Pen Power Day (1972)

People with Different Colored Eyes Day (Heterochromia Iridium)

Piña Colada Day

Population Day, World (1987)

Rainier Cherry Day, Ntl.

Republic Day, (MW)(1964)

Running of the Bulls (ES)

Saba-Saba Day, (TZ)(1954)

Sand and Dust Storms, Intl. Day on Combating

SCUD Day (Savor the Comic, Unplug the Drama)

Shark Week

Simplicity Day (1817)

Skinny Dip Day, Intl.

Slurpee Day

Space Shuttle Final Flight (2011)

Sports Cliché Week

Srebrenica Genocide, International Day of Reflection for (1995)

Statehood Day, (LT)(1253)

Strawberry Sundae Day, Ntl.

Sugar Cookie Day, Ntl.

Sustainable Seafood Week, Bristol (UK)

Take Your Kids to the Golf Course Week, National (CA)

Take Your Webmaster to Lunch Day

Tanabata (JP)

Tea Party, SPANA World

Teddy Bear Picnic Day

Tell the Truth Day

Therapeutic Recreation Week, Ntl. (US)

Tynwald Day (IM/UK)

Unity Day, (ZM)

Wayne Nebraska Chicken Day (US-NE)

Yogini Ekadashi (H)

Youth Day, (MA)(1929)

Zoonosis Day, World

T-Rex World Championships (US-WA)

Poverty Eradication, 3rd Intl. Decade

Water for Sustainable Development, Intl. Decade

Decade of Family Farming, Intl.

Earth in Time

Indigenous Languages, Intl. Decade of

International Decade of Healthy Ageing

International Decade on Ecosystem Restoration

Nelson Mandela Decade of Peace

Third International Decade Poverty Eradication

Second UN Decade for Action on Road Safety

Water for Sustainable Development, Intl. Decade

International Decade for Ocean Science for Sustainable Development

Space Shuttle Final Flight (2011) Anniversary

Utoeya (NO) Massacre (2011)

International Decade of Family Farming

Poverty Eradication, 3rd Intl. Decade

Water for Sustainable Development, Intl. Decade

Poverty Eradication, 3rd Intl. Decade

Water for Sustainable Development, Intl. Decade

Srebrenica Genocide, International Day of Reflection for (1995)

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Rangeland and Pastoralists, International Year of

Scout Jamboree, Ntl.

Scout Jamboree, Ntl.

Rangeland and Pastoralists, International Year of

Sand and Dust Storms, Intl. Decade on Combating

Jewish Year 5786 (J)

Nigeria's Decade of Gas (NG)

United States Semiquincentennial (1776)

Woman Farmer, Year of Intl.

Rangeland and Pastoralists, International Year of

Self-leadership and New Beginnings, Year of

Sustainable Water Availability and Safe Sanitation,Year of

Year of the Family (AE)

Year of Urban Planning and Architecture (AZ)

Year of Unity of the Peoples of Russia (RU)

Year of the Azalea

Year of the Ficus

Year of the Crocus

Year of the Impatiens

Year of the Sedum

Year of the Hot Pepper

Year of the Ornamental Grasses

Year of the Radish

Volunteers for Sustainable Development, Intl. Year of

Cloud Dancer is the Pantone Color of the Year

Turmeric, Herb of the Year

American Semiquincentennial, 250th Anniversary (1776)

China–Africa Year of People-to-People Exchanges (CN)

ASEAN–India Year of Maritime Cooperation (IN)

India–Spain Year of Culture, Tourism and AI (IN/ES)

Year of Agriculture (IN-MP)

Decade of Sustainable Transport, Intl.

Chinese Year of the Horse, 4724

Losar and Year 2153 (B)

Earth Echo Challenge, Intl.

Nanakshahi Year 558 (S)

Midnight Sun (NO)

Ashadha (H)

Fireworks Safety Months

Fruit Fly Frenzy

Harh (S)

Hurricane Season

Islamic Year 1448 (M)

Monsoon Season (Asia) June 8 - September 30

Montreal International Jazz Festival (CA-QC)

Muharram (M)

Roskilde Festival (DK)

Sebeiba Festival (DZ)

Tammuz (J)

Tire Safety Week, Ntl.

Viking Games, Frederikssund (DK)

Wimbledon (UK)

World Cup, FIFA (US/CA/MX)

15th of Av (J)

21 to Drink Day (1984)

7-7 London Bombing (2005)

Agitágueda Art Festival (PT)

Air Conditioning Appreciation Days

Albariño Day and Festival (ES)

All American Pet Photo Day

Alopecia Month for Women, Intl

Amelia Earhart Day (1897)

American Grown Flower Month

Americans with Disabilities Act, (1990)

Anisette Day, Ntl.

Anti-boredom Month, Ntl.

Apartheid Wall, Month Against the (2004)

Aphelion Day

Apple Turnover Day, Ntl.

Arctic Sea Ice Day

Aunt and Uncle Day

Aunties and Godmother's Day, Ntl.

Av (J)

Bagpipe Appreciation Day

Baked Beans Month

Bald Is In Day

Bannack Days (US-MT)

Barbecued Spareribs Day, Ntl.

Barbershop Music Day (1945)

Barbie-in-a-Blender Day, Ntl.

Bastille Day (FR/MF) (1789)

Bathing and Basking Festival, Xi Shai Jie (CN)

Battle of the Boyne Holiday (UK)(1690)

Be a Dork Day

Be Nice to New Jersey Week

Beans and Franks Day

Beef Tallow Day, Ntl.

Bereaved Parents Awareness Month, Intl

Bikini Day (1946)

Bioterrorism/Disaster Education and Awareness Month

Bison Month, Ntl.

Black Family Month, Ntl.

Blueberry Month, Ntl.

Blueberry Muffin Day, Ntl.

Bonza Bottler Day™, Intl

Born Free Cat Nap

Bowdler's Day (UK) (1754)

Bridal Sale Event, Ntl (US/CA/MX)

British Open (Golf)(UK)

Bronchiectasis Day, World

Buddhist Lent (B) (Vassa)

Build-a-Scarecrow Day

Butterfly Count, Big (UK)

Caesar Salad Day, Ntl.

Cake Day, Intl.

Calgary Stampede (CA-AB)

Canada Day (CA)(1867)

Canada Day, Ntl. Respect for (US)

Captive Nations Week (1959)

Caribbean Day (1973)

Carousel Day, Ntl. (1871)

Carpe Diem, (All or Nothing) Day

Carver Day

Caviar Day, Ntl.

Cell Phone Courtesy Month, Ntl.

Cheer Up the Lonely Day

Cheese Sacrifice Purchase Day

Cheesecake Day, Ntl.

Cherry Day, Ntl. (UK)

Cherry Festival, Ntl (US-MI)

Chess Day, Intl. (1924)

Chessboxing Day, Intl

Childhood Obesity Week (UK)

Chili Dog Day, Ntl.

Chincoteague Pony Swim (US-VA)

Chocolate Day, World

Chocolate Wafer Day, Ntl.

Civil Disobedience Thoreau, Intl. (1817)

Cleft and Craniofacial Awareness-Prevention Month, Ntl.

Clerihew Day, Intl. (UK)(1875)

Clinicians HIV/AIDS Testing and Awareness Day, Ntl.

Coffee Milkshake Day, Ntl

Collector Car Appreciation Day

Comic-con, San Diego, Intl. (US-CA)

Constitution Day (KR)(1948)

Constitution Day (US-PR)(1952)

Constitution Day (UY)(1830)

Cooperatives, Intl. Day of

Corn Fritter Day, Ntl.

Corn Month, Ntl.

Couch Potato Day (1976)

Country Music Day, Ntl.

Cousins Day, Ntl.

Cowboy Day, Ntl.

Craft for Your Local Shelters Day, Ntl.

Culinarians Day (1929)

Culinary Arts Month, Ntl.(1929)

Curaçao Day, (CW)(1499)

Customer, Get to Know Your Customer Day Q3

Czech Festival, Ntl (US-NE)

Daiquiri Day, Ntl.

Dance Day, Ntl.

Day of Joy (NI)(1979)

Deli Salad Month, Ntl.

Devshayani Ekadashi (H)

Diabetes Awareness Week (AU)

Disabilities Dignity (Pride) Month

Dive Bar Day, Ntl.

Dog Days of Summer

Doghouse Day, Get Out of the, Ntl.

Doghouse Repairs Month, Ntl.

Don't Put All Your Eggs in One Omelet Day, Ntl.

Don't Step on a Bee Day

Donate Life Week (AU)

Drive-Thru Day, Ntl. (1951)

Drowning Prevention Day, World

Dry July (AU)

Earth Enters Global Boiling Stage (2023)

Eastport Old Home Week (US-ME)

Eat Your Beans Day, Ntl.

Eat Your Jell-O Day, Ntl.

Eggplant Month, Ntl.

Elevator Day, Ntl. Talk in an

Ely Eel Festival (UK)

Embrace your Geekness Day

Emoji Day, World (2002)

Environment Day, World

Excellence in Sports Performance Yearly Award (ESPY)(US-CA)

Family Golf Month

Family Reunion Month

Farriers Week, Ntl.

Father-Daughter Take A Walk Together Day

Father-in-Law Day, Ntl.

Feast of the Redeemer (IT)(1577)

Fibroid Awareness Month

Fiddling Championships, Louisiana (US-LA)

Filipino-American Friendship Day (1946)

Fleet Week, (US-NY)

Flitch Day, Ntl. (UK)

Folklife Festival, Smithsonian (US-DC)

Fool's Paradise Day

Forgiveness Day, Global

Fragile X Awareness Month

French Fries Day, Ntl.

Fried Chicken Day, Ntl.

Fried Clam Day, Ntl. (1916)

Friendship, Intl. Day of

Fry an Egg on the Sidewalk Day

Fuji Rock Festival (JP)

Get Gnarly Day, Ntl.

Gingersnap Day, Ntl.

Give Something Away Day, Ntl.

Glioblastoma Awareness Day

Gorgeous Grandma Day

Graham Cracker Day, Ntl. (1794)

Grand Marnier Day, Ntl.

Grand Prix of Belgium (BE)

Grand Prix of Great Britain (UK)

Great British Pea Week

Grilling Month, Ntl.

Group B Strep Awareness Month, Intl.

Gruntled Workers Day

Guanacaste Day, (CR)(1824)

Gummi Worm Day, Ntl.

Guru Purnima (H)

Hammock Day, Ntl.

Hand Rolled Day, Ntl.

Hemingway Day (1899)

Hepatitis Day, World

Herbal Prescription Awareness Month

Heroes Day, (ZM)

Hire a Veteran Day, Ntl.

Hong Kong Autonomy Revoked, (CN)(2020)

Hop-a-Park Day

Horseradish Month, Ntl

Horses Day, I Love, Ntl

Hot Dog Day, Ntl. (US/CA/AU/UK)

Hot Dog Month, Ntl.

Hot Enough for Ya'? Day

Human Trafficking, World Day Against

Hurricane Supplication Day (VI/VG)

I Forgot Day

Ice Cream Day, Ntl.

Ice Cream Flavors Day, Creative

Ice Cream Month, Ntl.

Independence Day (US)(1776)

Independence Day, (AR)(1816)

Independence Day, (BE)(1831)

Independence Day, (BI) (1962)

Independence Day, (BS)(1973)

Independence Day, (CO)(1810)

Independence Day, (CV)(1975)

Independence Day, (DZ)(1962)

Independence Day, (KI)(1979)

Independence Day, (KM)(1975)

Independence Day, (LR)(1847)

Independence Day, (MV)(1965)

Independence Day, (PE)(1821)

Independence Day, (RW) (1962)

Independence Day, (SB)(1978)

Independence Day, (SO)(1960)

Independence Day, (ST )(1975)

Independence Day, (VE)(1811)

Independence Day, (VU)(1980)

Independence Day, South Sudan (SS) (2011)

Injury Prevention Day, Ntl.(CA)

Intern Day, Ntl.

Irrigation Month, Smart

Jabotinsky Day (IL)

Jagannath Rath Yatra (H)

Jan Hus Day, (CZ)(1415)

Jazz Festival, Black Sea (GE)

Jazz Festival, NN North Sea (NL)

Joke Day, Intl.

Jousting, Torneo della Quintana (IT)

Junk Food Day, Ntl.

Juvenile Arthritis Awareness Month (US)

Kindergarten Month, Get Ready for

King's Birthday (TH)(1952)

Kissing Day, World (UK).

Kiswahili Language Day, World

Kitten Day, Ntl.

Korean War Veterans Armistice Day, Ntl. (1953)

Kupala Night

La Semana de la Dulzura (AR)

Lasagna Day, Ntl.

Liberation Day (NI)(1979)

Liberation Day (SR)(1863)

Liberation Day (US-GU)(1944)

Lipstick Day, Intl.

Loiza Aldea Fiesta (US-PR)

Lollapalooza, Chicago (US-IL)

Lollipop Day, Ntl.

Lost Pet Prevention Month, Ntl

Lottery Day, Ntl.

Love is Kind Day, Ntl.

Lughnasadh, North

Luis Muñoz Rivera Day (US-PR)(1859)

Lumberjack World Championships (US-WI)

Mac and Cheese Day, Ntl.

Macaroni Day, Ntl.

Made in the USA Day

Make Your Own Sundae Day

Mangrove Day, Intl.

Marine Week, Ntl. (UK)

Marine/Oceans Day (JP)

Martyrdom of the Bab (1850)

Math 2.0 Day

Meat Day, Independence From

Mid-Year Point

Milk Chocolate Day, Ntl.

Milk Chocolate with Almonds Day, Ntl.

Minority Mental Health Month

Miri-Piri Day (S)

Mirror Day, Compliment Your

MLB All-Star Game (US-PA)

Mojito Day, Ntl.

Moon Landing Day (1969)

Moon—First Quarter

Moon—Full

Moon—New

Moon—Third Quarter

Mormon Pioneer Day (1847)

Moth Week, Intl.

Motorcycle Day, Ntl.

Musikfest (US-PA)

Mutt's Day, Ntl.

Naadam (MN)(1921/1990)

NAIDOC Week (AU)

National Day, (CU)(1953)

National Day, (SO) (1960)

Nature Conservation Day, World

Needle Day, Thread the

Nelson Mandela Day, Intl. (ZA)(1918)

Newport Folk Festival (US-RI)

NHS Sustainability Day (UK)

Night of Nights (US-CA)(1999)

Night Watch (FR) (1789)

Nitrogen Ice Cream Day (1909)

No Pet Store Puppies Day

Non-binary People's Day

Nude Day, Intl.

Nude Recreation Week

Ohio State Fair, Columbus (US-OH)

Olsok Eve (NO)(1030)

Ommegang Pageant (BE)

Orangemen's Day (UK)(1690)

Orca Day, World (2002)

Organic Craft Brewfest, Portland (US-OR)

Pain Week (AU)

Pandemonium Day

Paper Bag Day, Intl. (1871)

Parent's Day, Ntl.

Parkash (S)(1595)

Parkash (S)(1656)

Parks and Recreation Month, Ntl.

Patent Day (1790)

Peach Ice Cream Day

Pecan Pie Day

Pen Power Day (1972)

Penuche Fudge Day, Ntl.

People with Different Colored Eyes Day (Heterochromia Iridium)

Perseid Meteor Shower

Personal Chef's Day, Ntl.

Pet Fire Safety Day

Pet Hydration Awareness Month, Ntl.

Pet Remembrance Day (UK)

Pet, ID Your Pet Day

Pi Approximation Day

Picnic Month, Ntl.

Piña Colada Day

Plastic Bag Free Day, Intl.

Plastic Free July

Polysexual and Polyromantic Visibility Day

Population Day, World (1987)

Portfolio Day, Ntl.

Postage Stamp Day (1847)

Postal Workers Day (1847)

Queen Sonja's Day (NO)(1937)

Rain Day, Ntl. (US-PA)

Rainier Cherry Day, Ntl.

Rangers Day, World

Raspberry Cake Day, Ntl.

Ratcatcher's Day (1376)

Rauchbier Day (DE)(1635)

Refreshment Day, Ntl.

Renaissance Day, (OM) (1970)

Republic Day (GH)(1960)

Republic Day, (MW)(1964)

Republic Day, (TN)(1957)

Resolution Renewal Day

Restless Leg Syndrome Education and Awareness Week

Revolution Day, (EG)(1952)

Roadside Traffic Safety Awareness Month, Ntl.

Robin Hood Festival, Sherwood, (US-OR)

Robin Hood, Nottingham Archery Tournament and Festival (UK)

Rock Day, Drop a, Intl.

Running of the Bulls (ES)

Saba-Saba Day, (TZ)(1954)

Safar (M)

Saint James Day (ES)

Saint Swithin's Day (UK)(971 AD)

Sand and Dust Storms, Intl. Day on Combating

Sankashti Chaturthi (H)

Sarcoma Awareness Month

Savan (S)

Scotch Day, Intl. (1494)

Scout Jamboree, Ntl.

SCUD Day (Savor the Comic, Unplug the Drama)

Seabird Day, World (1844)

Shabbat Chazon (J)

Shabbat Nachamu (J)

Shark Awareness Day

Shark Week

Shravana Amavasya (H)

Simplicity Day (1817)

Sir Seretse Khama Day (BW)(1921)

Skinny Dip Day, Intl.

Sleepyhead Day (FI)

Slurpee Day

Snake Day, World

Snoopy's Senior World Hockey Tournament (US-CA)

Social Wellness Month

Soma Nomaoi (JP)

Sour Candy Day, Ntl.

Space Shuttle Final Flight (2011)

Spoonerism Day (UK)(1844)

Sports Cliché Week

Sravana (H)

Srebrenica Genocide, International Day of Reflection for (1995)

Statehood Day, (LT)(1253)

Statehood Day, (ME) (1878)

Stay out of the Sun Day

Stock Exchange Holiday (NYSE Closed)

Strawberry Rhubarb Wine Day, Ntl.

Strawberry Sundae Day, Ntl.

Sugar Cookie Day, Ntl.

Sustainable Seafood Week, Bristol (UK)

System Administrator Appreciation Day

Take Your Houseplants for a Walk Day

Take Your Kids to the Golf Course Week, National (CA)

Take Your Poet to Work Day

Take Your Webmaster to Lunch Day

Tammuz, Fast of (J)(70AD)

Tanabata (JP)

Tapioca Pudding (Frog Spawn) Day

Tattoo Day, Ntl.

Tea Party, SPANA World

Teddy Bear Picnic Day

Tell an Old Joke Day

Tell the Truth Day

The Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards

Therapeutic Recreation Week, Ntl. (US)

Thermal Engineer Day, Ntl.

Three Weeks (J)

Tiger Day, Intl

Tish'a B'Av (J)

Tom Sawyer Days, Ntl.(US-MO)

Tomorrowland (BE)

Toss Away the "Could Haves" and "Should Haves" Day

Tour de France (ES/FR)

Town Criers Day, Intl.

Tynwald Day (IM/UK)

UFO Day, World (1942)

Ugly Truck Day, Ntl.

Ultraviolet (U.V.) Safety Month

Uncommon Instrument Awareness Day

Unity Day, (ZM)

Unlucky Weddings Month

Utoeya Massacre (NO)(2011)

Vanilla Ice Cream Day

Vehicle Theft Protection Month, Ntl.

Velociraptor Awareness Month, Intl.

Walk on Stilts Day

Watermelon Month, Ntl.

Waterpark Day, Ntl.

Wayne Nebraska Chicken Day (US-NE)

WC Handy Blues Music Festival (US-AL)

Wheat Month

Whistleblower Appreciation Day, Ntl. (1778)

Wife Carrying Championships, Intl. (FI)

Wisconsin State Fair (US-WI)

Women in Baseball Week

Women's Dive Day

Women's Motorcycle Month

Woodie Wagon Day, Ntl.

Workaholics Day, Ntl.

Wrong Way Corrigan Day (1938)

WWI Begins (1914)

Yellow Pigs Day

Yogini Ekadashi (H)

Youth Day, (MA)(1929)

Youth Skills Day, World

Zip Code Day (1963)

Zoonosis Day, World

T-Rex World Championships (US-WA)

Lollapalooza, Berlin (DE)

Velociraptor Awareness Month, Intl.

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01
Mar

Spring Weather Safety Day, Ntl.: March 1

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Thunder and lightning, rip currents, floods, tornados, and tsunamis are just some of the weather-related hazards which occur in the spring. National Spring Weather Safety Day is the annual day the National Weather Service seeks to educate the public about the dangers ahead and how to prepare for them. National Spring Weather Safety Day is one of four seasonal safety day campaigns sponsored by the National Weather Service each year.
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13
Mar

Spring Button Fest: March  13-15

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Button Week serves to appreciate the history and unique art that is buttons. Jean Speights, the President of the National Button Society, declared the third week of March as National Button Week in 1989 as support for local clubs, craft groups, and button collectors. Button Week is preceeded by Spring Button Fest, over the third weekend of March. The history of buttons stretches back thousands of years, with their initial use more decorative than functional. Early buttons were made from seashells, metal, wood, and eventually, with the advent of industrialization, from plastics and other synthetic materials. Historically, buttons have been more than just fasteners; they've been statements of fashion, status, and artistry. In the 13th century, buttons became a functional part of European clothing, revolutionizing fashion. They have since become ubiquitous on a wide range of garments and accessories. Button Week encourages the observers to explore the history and variety of buttons, celebrate their artistry and craftsmanship, and recognize their role in fashion and function. For collectors, it's a chance to share their collections, stories, and knowledge about buttons. For artists and crafters, it's an opportunity to showcase creative uses of buttons beyond mere fasteners. Button Week celebrates the small yet impactful object that has played a significant role in fashion and functionality throughout history.
Africa
20
Mar

Spring Begins (Northern Hemisphere): March 20

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The spring equinox in the northern hemisphere marks the first day of spring and the first day of fall in the southern hemisphere. An equinox occurs when the sun passes the earth’s equator, and day and night are virtually equal in length. When Julius Caesar established the Julian calendar in 46 BC, the spring equinox occurred on March 25 due to the slightly longer days of that calendar. Eventually, that date drifted to several different dates depending on the calendars. The spring equinox marks the New Year in the Persian calendar.
Africa
01
Mar

Spiritual Wellness Month: March  

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Spiritual Wellness: Mindfulness and Purpose Spiritual Wellness Month, observed annually in March, recognizes and fosters spiritual growth and well-being. It is an unofficial event without sponsorship observed in various communities and wellness circles over the years. The month includes activities and initiatives encouraging individuals to explore and deepen their spiritual connections through religious practices, meditation, reflection, or engaging with nature. The concept of spiritual wellness is multifaceted, encompassing a sense of purpose, inner peace, and connection to something greater than oneself. Spirituality is not a religious belief; rather, it is the practice or belief system that provides meaning, comfort, and a sense of balance in life. It can include mindfulness, ethical and moral values, and community or universe belonging. Spiritual wellness contributes to mental and emotional health, resilience in facing life's challenges, and a sense of fulfillment. The practice supports physical health, lowers stress levels, and improves immune function. Activities during Spiritual Wellness Month often include workshops, seminars, guided meditations, community service, and discussions that encourage individuals to explore their spiritual paths. It's a time for personal introspection and seeking out practices contributing to spiritual growth. This observance underlines the belief that nurturing the spirit is as essential as caring for the physical body and mind, emphasizing the interconnectedness of all aspects of health.
Africa
20
Mar

Sparrow Day, World: March 20

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World Sparrow Day celebrates the house sparrow, which was once the most common bird in the world. But in the past few years, this bird has declined over much of its natural range, both in urban and rural habitats. The decline of the house sparrow is an indicator of the continuous degradation of the environment. World Sparrow Day underscores the need to conserve sparrows and urban biodiversity. This event brings together individuals with national and international groups while attracting the attention of government agencies and the scientific community.
Africa
27
Mar

Spanish Paella Day: March 27

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Spanish Paella is rice, vegetables, fish, and beans. Paella is influenced by the cultures of Spain, including the Iberians, Romans, Moors, and Catholics, resulting in a rich, colorful dish. Spanish Paella Day is an unofficial event with no sponsor.
Africa
12
Mar

South by Southwest Conference (US-TX): March 12-18

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South by Southwest Conference (SXSW) is held annually in mid-March and attracts thousands of people from around the world to Austin, Texas, to celebrate music, film, and interactive industries. The conference began in 1987 and continues to grow larger every year. The music portion of SXSW is the largest music festival in the world, including thousands of performers and bands. The Interactive Festival zeroes in on new ideas in technology. Lastly, the Film Festival focuses on finding up-and-coming directing talent. PLEASE NOTE: Treat all televised and venue-specific events (sporting, concerts, trade shows, etc.) as estimated. Several factors can cause an event to move dates at the last minute, including weather, strikes, natural disasters, political upheaval, conflicting programming, pandemics, and current events. Because of this, always verify the event with the promotor before committing resources. LEEP often estimates dates based on the previous year's schedules, as the final dates are only a few months, weeks, or days before the event. If the date is known to be estimated, you will see an (est) following the date in the title.
Africa
04
Mar

Sons' Day, Ntl.: March 4

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Initiated in 2019, National Sons Day resulted from the work of Jill Nico, who hopes to encourage parents to discuss and seek ways to improve their children's experience growing up. September 25 is National Daughters Day. Nico thought it was about time there was a sons' day too, and chose March 4 because it is March, and she enjoys the number four. Social media made it so. See the original post at: https://www.facebook.com/nationalsonsday/videos/hello-i-am-jill-nico-the-founder-of-national-sons-day-here-i-explain-how-this-da/1424406611028870.
Africa
13
Mar

Solar Appreciation Day: March 13

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Created by solar panel company Sunrun in 2009 as a "thank you" for their employees (they get the day off every year), Solar Appreciate Day has been adopted by clean energy advocates and enthusiasts throughout the United States. Annually the second Friday in March.
Africa
01
Mar

Social Work Month, Ntl.: March

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Social Work Month is observed each March in the United States. American social work is a profession over 100 years old. Its purpose is to improve conditions and quality of life opportunities for everyone through service, dignity, and respect. The American social work profession was established in the late 19th century to ensure that immigrants and other vulnerable people gained tools and skills to escape economic and social poverty. The profession of social work: (a) helps people in their personal and interpersonal lives to achieve social improvement; (b) pursues social change to benefit various individuals, families, and communities. The policies and programs created by social workers throughout United States history seek to give more people, regardless of life circumstances, the opportunity to cope with and overcome obstacles.
Africa
01
Mar

Social Work Month, Ntl. (CA): March

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Every year social workers throughout Canada celebrate National Social Work Month (NSWM) in recognition of the contributions of social workers to society. National Social Work Month gives all social workers in Canada an occasion to celebrate our social ideals and values and to tell the world around us that this is what we believe in. Each year has a different focus. See the Canadian Association of Social Workers for information.
Africa
17
Mar

Social Work Day, World: March 17

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World Social Work Day is promoted by the International Federation of Social Workers (IFSW) and recognizes the importance of social work for economic equality.
Africa
20
Mar

Snowman Burning Day, Ntl. (US-MI): March 20

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National Snowman Burning Day encourages warm weather aficionados to participate in a traditional burning of a snowman. Officially, March 20 is the northern hemisphere's final full day of winter. The symbolism is easy to grasp. Winter is going away, and it's time for the snow to disappear. The tradition is inspired by the Rose Sunday Festival in Weinheim-an-der-Bergstrasse, Germany, which puts on a snowman-burning event each year. In the United States, the first spring snowman burning was held in 1971 by a Lake Superior State University former campus club called the Unicorn Hunters.
Africa
29
Mar

Smoke and Mirrors (Magician's) Festival Day of: March 29

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National Festival of Smoke & Mirrors Day celebrates magicians and the intricacies of their craft. For centuries magicians have performed in front of children and adults, entertaining and puzzling them through sleight of hand and illusions. Even in our era of technology, magic tricks continue to evolve, becoming more daring and sophisticated.
Africa
13
Mar

Smart and Sexy Day: March 13

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A day for women to strut their stuff mentally and physically, Smart and Sexy Day focuses on giving women the confidence, knowledge, and chutzpah to make their way in life and succeed.
Africa