January 25 National Days

January 25 is the 25th day of the year in the Gregorian calendar, leaving 340 days until the end of the year (341 in leap years). On this day, 12 national and international celebrations take place, honoring everything from culinary delights and romantic traditions to historic events and scientific advancements.

Let’s explore the national days celebrated on this date!

A Room of One’s Own Day: This day honors Virginia Woolf’s 1929 essay advocating for women’s empowerment and creative independence. It’s a celebration of having personal space and freedom to pursue intellectual and artistic endeavors.

Burns Night / Burns Supper (UK and Scotland): Celebrated annually on the birthday of Scottish poet Robert Burns, this day pays homage to his works, including the iconic poem Auld Lang Syne. Festivities include traditional Scottish food, music, and poetry readings.

National Fish Taco Day: Established in 2018 by Rubio’s Coastal Grill, this day celebrates the genius of the fish taco, a beloved dish with roots in Mexico and California. A perfect excuse to enjoy this flavorful combination of fried fish, tortillas, and toppings!

National Fluoride Day: This day raises awareness about the benefits of fluoride for oral health, tracing its discovery back to the early 1900s. It’s an opportunity to recognize fluoride’s role in preventing tooth decay and promoting dental well-being.

National Florida Day: Celebrating Florida’s history and natural beauty, this day honors the Sunshine State, home to the oldest city in the U.S., St. Augustine, founded in 1565.

National Irish Coffee Day: This warm and spirited drink originated in 1942 at Shannon Airport in Ireland, where chef Joe Sheridan combined coffee, whiskey, and whipped cream to delight weary travelers.

☕️ Calling all coffee lovers! Explore our comprehensive list of all coffee-related national days and celebrate your caffeine cravings year-round! ☕️🎉

National IV Nurse Day: Established in 1980, this day honors IV infusion nurses for their expertise in administering medications and fluids through intravenous methods, a critical role in modern healthcare.

National Opposite Day: A playful day of role reversals, Opposite Day encourages people to switch things up and think outside the box—perhaps breakfast for dinner or saying the opposite of what you mean!

National Seed Swap Day* (Last Saturday in January): This day invites gardeners to exchange seeds and prepare for spring planting. Started in 2006 by Washington Gardener Magazine, it’s a chance to connect with fellow gardeners and share resources.

Observe the Weather Day: This day highlights the art and science of weather observation, from simply gazing at the sky to using advanced tools for forecasting. It’s an invitation to appreciate the ever-changing elements around us.

🌦️ A similar day, National Weather Observers Day, celebrated on May 4th, honors those who enjoy watching and observing the weather, appreciating the beauty and power of nature.

St. Dwynwen’s Day (Wales): Often compared to Valentine’s Day, this Welsh holiday celebrates love and relationships, honoring Saint Dwynwen, the patron saint of lovers. Couples mark the occasion with cards, gifts, and special plans.

Visit Your Local Quilt Shop Day / Quilt Shop Day* (Fourth Saturday in January): This day encourages communities to support local quilt shops, vital hubs for fabric, supplies, and creativity. Established by The Fabric Shop Network, it’s a celebration of all things quilting.

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