• April 10, 2025

A few things to celebrate

A few things to celebrate

With the news that have been coming out daily these recent months, it’s hard not to get overwhelmed. We hear and we read so many different situations going on around the world and around our country that it can be hard to try and keep up. And from everything coming out these recent months, we all deserve a break. With that in mind, I have compiled a list of different special days coming up that you can celebrate by treating yourself or someone special in your life.

April 9th:

National Unicorn Day (We just missed it, but no one said we couldn’t celebrate late!)

April 10th:

National Encourage a Young Writer Day

National Hug Your Dog Day

National Siblings Day (this writer is patiently waiting for Middle Child Day, observed August 12th, in case anyone is wondering)

April 11th:

National Pet Day

National Living Donor Day

April 12th:

Passover (Begins)

National Only Child Day

National Record Store Day

April 13th:

Songkran (Begins)

National Scrabble Day

April 14th:

National Donate a Book Day

Vaisakhi

Bengali, Cambodian, and Tamil New Years

National Dictionary Day

April 15th:

National ASL Day

Songkran (Ends)

World Art Day

National Anime Day

April 16th:

National Librarian Day

National Emancipation Day

World Save the Elephant Day

National Healthcare Decisions Day

April 17th:

Burmese New Year

International Bat Appreciation Day

National Herbalist Day

International Pizza Cake Day

National Ask An Atheist Day (ask them what?)

April 18th:

Good Friday

National Adult Autism Awareness Day

International Day for Monuments and Sites

National Transfer Money to Your Daughter’s Account Day (looking at you, mom and dad)

April 19th:

National Dog Parent Appreciation Day

National Cat Lady Appreciation Day (shoutout to my sisters)

Dutch-American Friendship Day

Husband Appreciation Day

Take Your Parents to the Playground Day

April 20th:

Chinese Language Day

Easter

National Look-Alike Day

Passover (Ends)

April 21st:

National Tea Day

World Creativity and Innovation Day

Thank You for Libraries Day

National Big Word Day

April 22nd:

International Mother Earth Day

National School Bus Driver Appreciation Day

Girl Scout Leader Appreciation Day

April 23rd:

Spanish Language Day

World Book and Copyright Day

Holocaust Remembrance Day

National Lovers’ Day

April 24th:

International Girls in ICT Day (Information & Communications Technology)

International Day of Multilateralism and Diplomacy for Peace

National Bucket List Day

National Love Your Thighs Day

April 25th:

Arbor Day

DNA Day

Childcare Professionals Day

Hairstylists Appreciation Day

April 26th:

World Women’s Wellness Day

Independent Bookstore Day (You have to go buy books at indie bookstores today, it’s the law)

Lesbian Visibility Day

National Veterinary Day

National Pool Opening Day

National Hug a Friend Day

April 27th:

National Pet Parent Day

Divine Mercy Sunday

Mother, Father Deaf Day

April 28th:

National Superhero Day

National Save the Frogs Day

Global Pay It Forward Day

Occupational Safety and Health Professionals Day

World Day for Safety and Health at Work

April 29th:

International Dance Day

World Wish Day

April 30th:

Dia del Niño

Beltane (into May 1st)

Hairstyle Appreciation Day

International Guide Dog Day

National Adopt a Shelter Pet Day

National Therapy Animal Day

 

 

Month Long National Observances for April:

Celebrate Diversity Month

National Month of Hope

Animal Cruelty Prevention Month

National Garden Month

National African American Women’s Fitness Month

Scottish American Heritage Month

Dog Appreciation Month

Arab American Heritage Month

National Humor Month

National Couple Appreciation Month

Deaf History Month

National Poetry Month

Autism Acceptance Month

… Among many more! If you don’t think any of these give you a reason to celebrate, feel free to look up a more fitting one, and if you can’t find one, make up your own. Lost Sock Memorial Day is May 9th and Dance like a Chicken Day is May 14th, after all.

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