Author: Nat Days

“When you arise in the morning think of what a privilege it is to be alive, to think, to enjoy, to love ...” ― Marcus Aurelius, Meditations

National Pet Obesity Awareness Day

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National Pet Obesity Awareness Day is an annual awareness day aimed at raising awareness about the growing problem of pet obesity and its impacts on pets’ overall health and longevity. It encourages pet owners to take proactive steps to monitor their pets’ weight and nutrition to prevent

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National Pet Obesity Awareness Day is celebrated annually on the second Wednesday in October.

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National GOE Day

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National GOE Day is a holiday that celebrates and recognizes the hard work and dedication of government employees and the important role they play in keeping the country running smoothly. It takes place on the first Thursday of April every year.

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National GOE Day is celebrated annually on the Sunday of the first full weekend in October

National Curves Day

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National Curves Day is an annual event celebrated to raise awareness about body positivity, diversity, and the celebration of all body shapes and sizes, particularly those with curves or fuller figures. It aims to promote self-love and acceptance

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National Curves Day is celebrated annually on the second Wednesday in October.

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National Bring Your Teddy Bear To Work/School Day

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National Bring Your Teddy Bear To Work/School Day is a lighthearted event that encourages people to bring their favorite stuffed animal to work or school. It aims to promote fun and creativity in the workplace and classroom, and to provide a sense of comfort and nostalgia.

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National Bring Your Teddy Bear To Work/School Day is celebrated annually on the second Wednesday in October.

2024 October 9 Wednesday
2025 October 8 Wednesday
2026 October 14 Wednesday
2027 October 13 Wednesday
2028 October 11 Wednesday
2029 October 10 Wednesday
2030 October 9 Wednesday
2031 October 8 Wednesday
2032 October 13 Wednesday
2033 October 12 Wednesday
2034 October 11 Wednesday
2035 October 10 Wednesday

International Top Spinning Day

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International Top Spinning Day is a global celebration dedicated to the joy and craftsmanship of top spinning. Observed annually on the second Saturday of October, this day encourages people around the world to come together and share their love for this traditional toy. The day

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#InternationalTopSpinningDay

International Top Spinning Day is celebrated annually on the second Wednesday in October.

2024 October 9 Wednesday
2025 October 8 Wednesday
2026 October 14 Wednesday
2027 October 13 Wednesday
2028 October 11 Wednesday
2029 October 10 Wednesday
2030 October 9 Wednesday
2031 October 8 Wednesday
2032 October 13 Wednesday
2033 October 12 Wednesday
2034 October 11 Wednesday
2035 October 10 Wednesday

International Newspaper Carrier Day

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International Newspaper Carrier Day is a day designated to honor and appreciate the contribution of newspaper carriers who deliver newspapers to people’s doorsteps every day. It is celebrated on October 6th every year to acknowledge the hard work and dedication of newspaper carriers in providing

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International Newspaper Carrier Day is celebrated annually on the first Saturday of the first full week in October.

Durga Puja

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Durga Puja is a Hindu festival celebrated in honor of the goddess Durga. It is typically observed in India and Nepal, as well as other communities with Hindu populations around the world.

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Durga Puja is celebrated annually on the last four days of the Navratri festival .

World Ballet Day

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World Ballet Day is an annual event that celebrates ballet around the world through a live streaming event. Ballet companies from different countries open their doors to viewers, giving them a behind-the-scenes look at rehearsals, classes, and interviews with dancers and choreographers

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World Ballet Day is celebrated annually on a different day every year.

Global Cat Day

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Global Cat Day is an annual observance held on October 16th to raise awareness about the welfare and protection of cats. The day aims to highlight the importance of responsible cat ownership, promote spaying and neutering, and support efforts to address issues like feral cat populations and cat homelessness. It was first established by the animal welfare organization Alley Cat Allies in 2001.

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Global Cat Day is celebrated annually on October 16th

DAY OF THE DEAD

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Day of the Dead is a traditional Mexican holiday that celebrates the lives of deceased loved ones. The celebration usually takes place on November 1st and 2nd, and involves creating altars with offerings such as food, flowers, and candles, as well as colorful decorations and costumes. It is a time for remembering and honoring the departed, and celebrating the continuation of life.

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Day Of The Dead is celebrated annually on Oct 31st-Nov 2nd