January 13, 2026, is the 13th day of the year, with 352 days remaining until the end of the year. Falling on a Tuesday in the 3rd week, this date features 10 national and international day observances, celebrating creativity, culture, and reflection. Here’s a look at each of the celebrations.
Korean American Day: This day commemorates the arrival of the first Korean immigrants to the U.S. in 1903 and honors their immense contributions to American society. Established in 2005, it encourages reflection on the history of Korean Americans and the enduring impact of their cultural, social, and economic contributions.
Make Your Dreams Come True Day: A day dedicated to setting intentions and taking actionable steps toward your goals. Whether it’s a personal dream or professional aspiration, this day encourages you to make your dreams a reality through focus, effort, and perseverance.
National Peach Melba Day: Celebrating the elegant dessert created by French chef Auguste Escoffier in the 1890s, National Peach Melba Day pays homage to this delicious combination of peaches, vanilla ice cream, and raspberry sauce. The dessert was created in honor of Australian soprano Nellie Melba.
National Shop for Travel Day* (Second Tuesday in January): Established in 2018 by the Travel Technology Association, this day encourages early vacation planning. It highlights the convenience of modern travel tools, making it easier than ever to book your dream getaway.
National Sticker Day: Established in 2015 by StickerGiant, this fun day celebrates the joy stickers bring to our lives. Whether it’s for decorating, labeling, or spreading messages, stickers are a way to express individuality and creativity.
National Rubber Ducky Day: According to a 1973 Sesame Street calendar, January 13th is Rubber Duckie’s Birthday. This day celebrates the iconic bath toy, which has evolved from its origins as a simple rubber chew toy in the late 1800s to a cultural symbol.
Poetry at Work Day* (Second Tuesday in January): Created by Tweetspeak Poetry, this day encourages creativity in the workplace. By viewing work through the lens of poetry, it invites reflection and a fresh perspective on daily tasks.
Printing Ink Day* (Closest Tuesday to January 16): Celebrated since 1977, this day honors the essential role of printing ink in communication. It’s an opportunity to learn about its composition, history, and contributions to the modern world.
Public Radio Broadcasting Day: Commemorating the first public radio broadcast on January 13, 1910, this day honors the historic live opera transmission from the Metropolitan Opera House. Featuring stars like Enrico Caruso, the broadcast marked a milestone in radio technology and the sharing of art and culture.roadcasting history.
Stephen Foster Memorial Day: This day honors the legacy of Stephen Foster, America’s first popular composer. Known for timeless songs like “Oh! Susanna” and “Camptown Races,” Foster’s music continues to influence American folk and popular music. Despite facing financial hardship, his work remains iconic.
National Days in January
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