January.
Burns Night.
A celebration of the birthday of Scotland's national poet Robert Burns on the January 25th.
World Pie Day.
Is a celebration of pies that occurs annually on January 23rd in the United States and across the world.
International Pizza Day.
Is a celebration of pizza that occurs annually in the United States on January 31st.
February.
Valentine's & Pancake Day.
Valentine's is an annual celebration of love and Pancake Day is the day before Lent.
National Almond Day.
Is celebrated every year to raise awareness about the heath benefits of almonds.
Groundhog Day.
Groundhog Day is a fun US holiday to celebrate the emergence of a Groundhog.
March.
British Science Week.
British Science Week is a ten-day celebration of science, technology, engineering and maths.
International Women's Day.
A worldwide celebration of women's rights and celebrating their achievements.
Mothers Day U.K.
Mothering Sunday, this is the day where we show our Mums just how much we love them.
April.
April Fools Day.
Celebrated all over the world as a morning of jokes and tricks from school children & others.
World Autism Awareness.
Events and educational activities take place in April to increase worldwide support.
International Earth Day.
Worldwide event to raise awareness of the environmental issues which face planet Earth.
May.
Chelsea Flower Show.
Chelsea Flower Show, formally known as the Great Spring Show is held for five days in May.
Gilbert & Sullivan Day.
Celebrating the comic operas of Gilbert & Sullivan on the birthday of Richard D'Oyly Carte.
Cinco De Mayo.
Commemorate the Mexican Army's victory over the French at the Battle of Puebla.
June.
Gay Pride Month.
The UK's biggest & most diverse Pride is in London & is a celebration of the LGBT+ community.
Child Safety Week.
Organised by the Child Accident Prevention Trust to promote safety issues for children.
World Bicycle Day.
This UN created day celebrated the bicycle as a affordable means of transportation.
July.
Wimbledon Fortnight U.K.
This annual international tennis championship is held at Wimbledon Tennis Club UK.
Bastille Day.
The French national day which celebrates the storming of the Bastille prison in Paris.
Independence Day.
Celebration of the independence of the USA ans is a federal holiday in the USA.
August.
National Beach Day.
Raises our awareness of the beauty of beaches while calling attention to keeping them safe.
International Youth Day.
Brings youth issues to the attention of the international community in today's global society.
World Photo Day.
World Photo Day is an international photography event that celebrates photography.
September.
World Maritime Day.
A day to focus on and appreciate the contribution of the maritime industry for trade.
Teddy Bear Day.
A day to appreciate the companionship of teddy bear. So bring out and give it a hug.
Grandparents Day USA.
September is when the US has it's celebration of grandparents to show your love for them.
October.
Halloween.
The world wide celebration of all things spooky and has it's roots in the pagan festival.
Recycle Week.
A week organised by Recycle Now, devoted to increase the amount of waste we recycle.
Apple Day UK.
An annual celebration of apples and orchards which was started in 1990 by Common Ground.
November.
Remembrance Day U.K.
Remembrance Day church services and events are held on the closest Sunday to Remembrance Day.
Guy Fawkes Night U.K.
When the British celebrate the Gunpowder Plot conspiritors failure to blow up Parliament.
Anti Bullying Week.
A week to encouraging people to speak up against bullying, both children and adults.
December.
Christmas & New Year.
The Christian festival for the birth of Jesus Christ, which is celebrated around the world.
St. Nicholas Day.
Celebrated across mainland Europe, St. Nicholas has reputation as a bringer of gifts.
Elf Day.
Elf Day is a festive event to get you in the Christmas spirit and raising money to help beat dementia.
March or April.
Easter Weekend.
Easter is one of the holiest days in the Christian calendar, celebrating the victory of life over death.
Easter Weekend.
Easter is one of the holiest days in the Christian calendar, celebrating the victory of life over death.
Easter Weekend.
Easter is one of the holiest days in the Christian calendar, celebrating the victory of life over death.