National Days in November

International All Saints’ Day is a holy day in the Western Christian tradition, celebrated by Roman Catholics. This includes honoring saints both canonized and unknown with some celebrating and giving thanks for those who guided others to Christ-like friends or relatives but also on this holiday we pay respect a , ...

National Deviled Egg Day is a holiday celebrated on the 2nd of November. This holiday is dedicated to the delicious dish made with boiled eggs, mayonnaise, mustard, and other seasonings.Deviled eggs are believed to have originated in Rome, although there are many different recipes for this dish from all over the w , ...

On the 4th of November National Candy Day is one of my favorite holidays! Who doesn’t love delicious, sugary treats? I always look forward to celebrating this holiday by indulging in all my favorite candies. There’s nothing quite like biting into a chocolate bar or enjoying a tasty piece of gumdrops., ...

Do you love cappuccinos? Well, today is your lucky day! November 8th is National Cappuccino Day, so go out and celebrate with your favorite coffee drink. Whether you enjoy a classic cappuccino or like to mix it up with some variations, today is the perfect day to indulge in this sweet coffee treat. So get cozy at your , ...

International Accounting Day is celebrated every year on November 10th. The day commemorates the signing of the international accounting conventions in 1960, which created a set of globally recognized accounting standards. On this day, accountants around the world celebrate the profession and its role in promoting eco , ...

World Kindness Day is celebrated every year on November 13th. This special day is a day to promote acts of kindness around the world. Everyone can participate, both young and old.History of World Kindness DayWorld Kindness Day was created in 1998 by the World Kindness Movement, a coalition of nations that came , ...

International Day for Tolerance is celebrated every year on November 16. The day was established by the United Nations General Assembly to promote tolerance and non-discrimination. The day also serves as a reminder that everyone has the right to freely express their beliefs and opinions, without fear of persecution. De , ...

International Girls Day is a day to celebrate the importance of girls and young women around the world. It’s a day to reflect on the progress that has been made and to recommit ourselves to working for gender equality.On International Girls Day, let’s applaud the work that girls are doing to make our w , ...

Have you ever had a day where absolutely nothing goes your way? Everything that could go wrong does, and it’s like the universe is conspiring against you. It happened to all of us at some point, and on November 19th, we can all officially call it National Have a Bad Day Day!Whether you’re curled up in , ...

National Day of Mourning, the fourth Thursday in November is a popular day for family get-togethers, home-cooked meals, and possibly a few football games. To dispel widespread misconceptions about colonial American history, Native American activists have observed this day with a National Day of Mourning for more than , ...

National Buy Nothing Day is an annual event that takes place on the Friday after Thanksgiving (November) in the United States. It is a day where people are encouraged to not spend any money, in order to protest consumerism and raise awareness about the negative impact it can have on both individuals and society as a w , ...

Do you ever feel like your business could use a little boost? A day where you can really focus on putting your best foot forward and showing the world what you’re all about? That’s what National Brand Day is all about! On the 4th Monday in November, businesses from all over the country will come together t , ...