Every Day's A Holiday

March 31st is celebrated as National Crayon Day. This day is all about celebrating the beloved coloring tool that has been a staple of childhood for generations.

March 30th is celebrated as National Take a Walk in the Park Day. This day encourages people to get outside, enjoy the fresh air, and take a leisurely walk in a nearby park or green space.

March 29th is celebrated as National Mom and Pop Business Owners Day. This day is all about recognizing and celebrating the many small, independently owned businesses that contribute to the character and economy of local communities.

March 28th is celebrated as National Something on a Stick Day. This day is all about celebrating the many different types of foods that can be served on a stick, from classic corn dogs to gourmet kabobs and everything in between.

March 27th is celebrated as National Joe Day. This day honors all the people who are named Joe, Joey, Joseph, or any other variation of the name Joe.

March 26th is celebrated as Wear a Hat Day. This day encourages people to wear a hat of their choice, whether it be a baseball cap, beanie, fedora, or any other type of headwear.

March 25th is celebrated as International Waffle Day. This day originated in Sweden and is also known as "Våffeldagen" in Swedish. It is a day to celebrate the deliciousness of waffles and to enjoy this popular breakfast food in all its many forms.

March 24th is celebrated as National Chocolate Covered Raisin Day. This day is dedicated to one of the most popular treats in the United States, chocolate-covered raisins.

March 23rd is observed as National Near Miss Day. This day commemorates the events of March 23, 1989, when a massive asteroid came dangerously close to colliding with Earth. The asteroid, named 4581 Asclepius, passed within 700,000 miles of Earth, which is considered a near-miss in astronomical terms.

March 22nd is celebrated as National Goof Off Day. This day encourages people to take a break from their daily routines and have some fun by goofing off, playing pranks, and engaging in lighthearted activities.

March 21st is celebrated as World Poetry Day, a day to celebrate the unique ability of poetry to capture the beauty and complexity of the human experience. This day was established by UNESCO (the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) in 1999 to recognize the important role that poetry plays in promoting cultural dialogue, social justice, and creative expression.

March 20th is celebrated as the International Day of Happiness. This day was first celebrated in 2013 to recognize the importance of happiness and well-being as fundamental human goals.

March 19th is celebrated as Certified Nurses Day. This day honors and recognizes the contributions of certified nurses to the nursing profession and the healthcare system as a whole. Certified nurses are registered nurses who have obtained additional certification in a specialty area of nursing, such as critical care, pediatrics, oncology, or geriatrics.

March 18th is celebrated as National Awkward Moments Day. This day is all about embracing those moments in life that are cringe-worthy, embarrassing, or just plain awkward. We've all had those moments where we say or do something that we wish we could take back, but National Awkward Moments Day encourages us to laugh it off and celebrate the hilariously awkward moments that make us human.

March 17th is celebrated as St. Patrick's Day, a cultural and religious holiday honoring the patron saint of Ireland, St. Patrick. It is a public holiday in Ireland, and it is also celebrated in many other parts of the world, particularly in places with large Irish communities.

March 16th is celebrated as National Panda Day. This day is dedicated to the giant panda, which is one of the most beloved and recognizable animals in the world. The giant panda is an endangered species and is found only in a few mountain ranges in central China.

March 15th is famously known as the "Ides of March" in the Roman calendar. The term "Ides" comes from the Latin word "Idus," which refers to the middle of the month in the Roman calendar. In ancient Rome, the Ides of March was a significant day and marked the first full moon of the year.

National Pi Day is celebrated on March 14th (3/14), which is a reference to the mathematical constant pi (π). Pi is the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter and is approximately equal to 3.14159.

National K-9 Veterans Day is observed on March 13th each year to honor and commemorate the service and sacrifice of military and working dogs.

International Find a Payphone Day is not a widely recognized observance or holiday. In fact, payphones have become increasingly rare in many parts of the world as more and more people rely on cell phones and other mobile devices for communication.

National Get Over It Day is a lighthearted and humorous observance that falls on March 9th each year. The day is meant to encourage people to let go of grudges, negative feelings, and old hurts, and move forward with a positive outlook.

International Women's Day is celebrated on March 8th every year, but it is often observed and celebrated throughout the week. March 9th is not specifically designated as International Women's Day, but it may still be recognized and celebrated by some individuals or organizations.

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