Fun & Quirky Days

Danny DeVito Day celebrates the life and work of actor, director, and writer, Danny DeVito. The day was initiated by his home town, Asbury Park, in the state of New Jersey, which declared the actor’s birthday, November 17th, to be Danny DeVito Day.

Dice Day celebrates the existence of one of gaming’s greatest and oldest devices: the dice.

December 5th is National Ninja day (or Day of the Ninja), a time where we celebrate the sneaky Japanese warriors that shot to fame on our TV screens during the ’70s and ’80s.

Monkey Day takes place every year on December 14th. The day is celebrated in many countries around the world and is also known as "International Monkey Day" or "World Monkey Day".

Have you got the back to work blues after celebrating the start of a new year? There’s no better resolution for this new year than to take more care of yourself, whether that’s your body or your mind.

National Kite Flying Day is a holiday that is celebrated annually on February 8th. The day is dedicated to the joy of flying kites and is celebrated by people of all ages. Kite flying is a popular pastime that has been enjoyed for centuries by people all over the world.

National Umbrella Day is about celebrating the infinite usefulness of the umbrella. This multitalented tool has been protecting us from both rain and sun for centuries. Every year, on February 10th, we can take a moment to reflect on the simplicity and ingenuity of this timeless invention.

National Pi Day is celebrated annually on March 14th (3/14) in honor of the mathematical constant π (pi), which is the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter.

National Unicorn Day is celebrated annually on April 9th. The holiday is dedicated to celebrating the mythical creature, the unicorn. The unicorn is often associated with beauty, grace, and magic, making National Unicorn Day a celebration of imagination and creativity.

July 3rd, humorously recognized by Seinfeld fans as "Milk Expiry Day," originates from Jerry Seinfeld’s stand-up bit pondering the peculiar certainty of milk expiration dates.

National Bow Tie Day, celebrated on August 28th each year, pays tribute to the classic accessory known for its timeless elegance and distinctive charm. Whether spotted at formal events, weddings, or as a quirky fashion statement, the bow tie effortlessly blends sophistication with personality.

September 19th is the only day of the year that you can talk like a pirate without looking crazy. So go ahead and imagine yourself on the high seas and greet your friends with a hearty "Arrrrhhh Mateys!" on Talk Like A Pirate Day.

Every year, as the 21st of September approaches, a familiar refrain echoes across social media: "Do you remember the 21st night of September?" This line, the opening lyric of Earth, Wind & Fire's iconic song "September," released in 1978, has become synonymous with the date itself.