National Pastor's Spouses Day takes place on the first Sunday in September each year, falling on Sunday, 6 September 2026. The observance recognises the husbands and wives who stand alongside pastors, supporting the often demanding work of ministry while frequently going unthanked. It is marked primarily in the United States, where it was added to...
Eswatini Independence Day, known nationally as Somhlolo Day, is celebrated every year on 6 September. It marks the day in 1968 when the Kingdom of Eswatini, then called Swaziland, gained full independence from British rule. In 2026 it falls on Sunday, 6 September, and is observed with grand ceremonies, traditional dances, and national pride across...
Great Egg Toss Day is celebrated annually on 6 September, marking the sport and tradition of competitive egg tossing. The date was chosen to honour a remarkable moment on 6 September 1981, when Finnish athlete Risto Antikainen launched a raw egg 317 feet and 10 inches (approximately 96.9 metres) to catcher Jyrki Korhonen, a throw...
Colour Blind Awareness Day is observed annually on 6 September, a date chosen to mark the birthday of John Dalton (born 6 September 1766), the British chemist and meteorologist who was the first scientist to document and study colour vision deficiency in a systematic way. The observance is coordinated by Colour Blind Awareness, a United...
Hug a Bear Day is a heartwarming celebration held annually on 7 November. It's a fun, feel-good occasion that encourages people to embrace their teddy bears - and even loved ones - with a warm, comforting hug, symbolizing care, nostalgia, and emotional connection. When is Hug a Bear Day? Hug a Bear Day takes place...
National Grateful Patient Day honors the bond between patients and healthcare workers, encouraging gratitude, sharing stories, and supporting recovery journeys.
Labor Day 2026 is Monday, September 7, 2026. It is always the first Monday of September and is a federal holiday. Federal holiday dates are set in federal law and published each year by the U.S. Office of Personnel Management.Labor Day datesYearDate2026Monday, September 7, 20262027Monday, September 6, 20272028Monday, September 4, 2028 Is Labor Day a...
National Beer Lovers Day is celebrated in the United States on 7 September each year, falling on Monday, 7 September 2026. It is a day for beer enthusiasts to raise a glass to one of the world's oldest and most popular drinks, from crisp lagers to rich stouts and hop-forward craft brews. How to Celebrate...
Mouthguard Day takes place on the first Monday of September each year, falling on Monday, 7 September 2026. The day was created by mouthguard manufacturer OPRO to raise public awareness of how a simple piece of protective equipment can prevent painful, costly and often permanent damage to teeth during sport. It is timed to coincide...
Brazil Independence Day, known in Portuguese as Dia da Independência or Sete de Setembro, marks the date in 1822 when Brazil declared its separation from Portugal. It is observed every year on 7 September and ranks among the most significant dates in the national calendar. In 2026 it falls on Monday, 7 September, a public...
National Feel the Love Day is observed on 7 September each year in the United States, dedicated to celebrating all forms of love and encouraging people to express affection, gratitude, and kindness to those around them. The day covers every variety of love, from romantic partnerships and family bonds to close friendships, community connections, and...
The International Day of Clean Air for blue skies is a United Nations observance held every year on 7 September. In 2026 it falls on Monday, 7 September. Led by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), the day calls for stronger international cooperation to improve air quality, reduce air pollution and protect the health of...
The International Day of Police Cooperation is a United Nations observance held every year on 7 September. It recognises the work of police and law enforcement officers around the world and highlights the value of international cooperation in preventing and combating crime, terrorism and transnational threats. The day was established by the UN General Assembly...
International Pool Pro Day takes place every year on 7 September and recognises the professionals who design, build, service, and maintain swimming pools and wellness spaces around the world. Established by Fluidra, a global pool and wellness company, the day thanks the technicians, builders, retailers, and distributors whose work keeps pools safe, clean, and enjoyable....
National First Day of Peel Season falls on Monday, 7 September 2026. It marks the unofficial start of the cooler months when estheticians and dermatologists recommend chemical peels, the season when reduced sun exposure makes deeper exfoliation treatments safer and more effective. The day was created by skincare professional Morgan Cameron of Enlightened Beauty in...
Neither Snow Nor Rain Day takes place every year on 7 September and pays tribute to the dedication of postal workers across the United States. The day borrows its name from the famous inscription on New York City's main post office and celebrates the men and women who deliver the mail whatever the weather. It...
National New Hampshire Day takes place on 7 September each year and celebrates the Granite State, the ninth state to join the Union. It forms part of the National Day Calendar's States series, which dedicates one day to each of the fifty American states. The observance honours New Hampshire's revolutionary heritage, its rugged mountain scenery,...
National Buy a Book Day is observed annually on 7 September. Created by author and former editor Philip Athans in 2010, the day encourages everyone to purchase at least one book, whether from an independent bookshop, a large retailer, or a digital platform. The act of buying a book directly supports authors, publishers, booksellers, and...
Grandma Moses Day is observed annually on 7 September, the birthday of American folk artist Anna Mary Robertson Moses, known universally as Grandma Moses. The day was officially proclaimed by New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller in 1960 to mark her 100th birthday, and has been observed each year since. It celebrates the life and legacy...
National Acorn Squash Day is observed annually on 7 September. The day celebrates the acorn squash, a versatile and nutritious winter squash that has been cultivated in North and Central America for thousands of years. It is observed in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and Australia, and offers an opportunity to explore the...
International Literacy Day is observed annually on September 8 to celebrate the power of reading and writing while shining a light on the gaps that still remain. It’s a day to champion learning, advocate for educational access, and recognise literacy’s central role in shaping inclusive, equitable and thriving societies. What is International Literacy Day? This UNESCO-led...