Published holidays observed on this date.
Belgium Independence Day, observed on July 21, celebrates the country’s independence and the establishment of its constitutional monarchy. The date commemorates the 1831 oath of…
Guam Liberation Day, observed on July 21, commemorates the liberation of Guam from Japanese occupation during World War II. The date honors the arrival of American forces in 1944…
International Lamington Day, observed on July 21, celebrates the beloved Australian treat known as the lamington. This classic square of sponge cake is coated in chocolate icing…
Invite an Alien to Live with You Day, observed on July 21, is a playful celebration of curiosity, imagination, and the possibility of life beyond Earth. It invites us to picture…
Junk Food Day, observed on July 21, is a lighthearted occasion to enjoy the salty, sweet, and satisfyingly indulgent treats many people love. From crispy chips and cheesy fries…
National Craft for your Local Shelters Day, observed on July 21, encourages people to use their creativity to support local shelters and the communities they serve. Whether you…
National Hot Dog Day, observed on July 21, is a fun occasion to celebrate one of America’s most beloved casual foods. Whether served at a summer cookout, baseball game, street…
National Ice Cream Day is a delicious celebration of one of the world’s favorite frozen treats. Observed on the third Sunday of July, it’s an invitation to enjoy a scoop—or…
National Junk Food Day, observed on July 21, is a playful occasion to enjoy the indulgent snacks and treats many people love. From salty chips and cheesy fries to candy, cookies,…
National Lamington Day, observed on July 21, celebrates one of Australia’s most beloved sweet treats: the lamington. Made from squares of sponge cake coated in chocolate icing…
Take Your Poet to Work Day, observed on July 21, invites people to bring poetry into the workplace and share the writers whose words inspire them. The observance celebrates the…
