What major holidays are coming up this year? And when? Browse through our calendar to discover when important holidays fall this year, or take a look at the table below.
Calendar: Holiday this year
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Events for 7th November
Events for 8th November
Events for 9th November
Events for 10th November
Events for 11th November
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Events for 13th November
Events for 14th November
Events for 15th November
Events for 16th November
Events for 17th November
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Events for 20th November
Events for 21st November
Events for 22nd November
Events for 23rd November
Events for 24th November
Events for 25th November
Events for 26th November
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Events for 27th November
Events for 28th November
Events for 29th November
Start of Advent
Events for 30th November
Top 20 most celebrated occasions: 2020
| The USA | The UK | Canada | Australia | |
| New Years Day | Jan. 1st | Jan- 1st | Jan. 1st | Jan. 1st. |
| Chinese New Year | Jan. 25th | Jan. 25th | Jan. 25th | Jan. 25th |
| Superbowl Sunday | Feb. 2nd | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| Valentine’s Day | Feb. 14th | Feb. 14th | Feb. 14th | Feb. 14th |
| St. Patrick’s Day | March 17th | March 17th | March 17th | March 17th |
| Earth Day | April 22nd | April 22nd | April 22nd | April 22nd |
| Mother’s Day | May 10th | March 22nd | May 10th | May 10th |
| Victoria Day | N/A | N/A | May 18th | N/A |
| Memorial Day | May 25th | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| Father’s Day | June 21st | June 21st | June 21st | Sept. 6th |
| Independence Day | July 4th | N/A | July. 1st | N/A |
| Labor Day | Sept. 7th | May 1st | Sept. 7th | March 9th |
| Halloween | Oct. 31st | Oct. 31st | Oct. 31st | Oct. 31st |
| Bonfire Night (Guy Fawkes Night) | N/A | Nov. 5th | N/A | N/A |
| Remembrance Day (Veterans Day) | Nov. 11th | Nov. 11th | Nov. 11th | Nov. 11th |
| Thanksgiving | Nov. 26th | N/A | Oct. 12th | Nov. 25th |
| Hanukkah | Dec. 10-18th | Dec. 10-18th | Dec. 10-18th | Dec. 10-18th |
| Christmas Day | Dec. 25th | Dec. 25th | Dec. 25th | Dec. 25th |
| Boxing Day | Dec. 26th | Dec. 26th | Dec. 26th | Dec. 26th |
| New Year’s Eve | Dec. 31st | Dec. 31st | Dec. 31st | Dec. 31st |
Fun fact: There are numerous holidays today. Each year, thousands of days are honoured for reasons as strange as ‘National Cheese Lovers Day’ (which is January 20th by the way). Or as important as, if you’re a cheese lover yourself!
But some holidays are more important than others. Here are eight holidays that you should absolutely send a card or a text message for:
Which holidays to send cards for:
Valentine’s Day, February 14th: Your significant other, your crush, your person… Whatever you call them, most likely they’re hoping for a little sign of your affection and love. Even if you don’t ‘believe in’ Valentine’s Day, you might find that marking it out in some small way still makes them feel loved or appreciated. Try sending a card as a token of this or maybe going a little bit further with some flowers or chocolates!
Mother’s Day (date varies): 9 long months and let’s face it, 18 long years… That’s how long you mom has loved, looked after and encouraged you. So maybe it’s time to do more than a text or a phone call this year. Go and see her, take her to dinner or simply send a card to let her know that you appreciate and respect everything she’s done for you. It might surprise you just how much a little gesture can achieve!
St Patricks Day, March 17th: Although Saint Patrick himself is associated with Ireland as its patron saint, the festival itself is celebrated all over the world. You’ll find whole crowds of people dressing themselves in green and attending parades. The day traditionally celebrates the man himself along with the arrival of Christianity in Ireland, but people often use it as an occasion to send loved ones good wishes. In fact, it’s
Father’s Day (date varies): That’s right, dads need a little love too! Father’s Day is a more recent tradition, but no less important! Reach out to your dad and thank him for loving, supporting and helping you whenever you needed him!
Easter (date varies): Fluffy bunnies, chocolate eggs and new beginnings. What’s not to like? People often send their greetings of the season to friends and family to wish them a happy spring (and lots of chocolate!)
Thanksgiving (date varies): What better way to give thanks then to thank friends and family? Hopefully you’re spending the day with your loved ones, but if not make, sure to reach out and make them feel appreciated!
Halloween, October 31st: Surprisingly, Halloween is actually a pretty common occasion to send a card for. Whether it’s spooky Halloween greetings or a respite from scary bills, something about All Hallows’ Eve is connecting people.
Christmas, December 25th: And perhaps the most common one of all, Merry Christmas greetings! The joy and happiness of Advent is catching and sending personal greetings takes it just one step further, making your friends and family feel all the more loved. You don’t need to gift an expensive present, just make it clear you’re thinking of them!
What’s your favorite holiday of the year?
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