There are 15 national & international days celebrated on January 1. Explore the full list of these national days with brief explanations.
National Champagne Day on December 31 celebrates the tradition of opening sparkling wine at midnight to mark the start of the new year.
National Bacon Day on December 30 is the perfect excuse to swap leftover holiday meals for something crispy, salty, and uncomplicated.Â
Tick Tock Day on December 29 encourages finishing lingering tasks and tying up loose ends before the year comes to a close.
National Chocolate Candy Day on December 28 is a chance to enjoy holiday chocolate candies and appreciate the craft behind them.
National Fruitcake Day on December 27 highlights a classic holiday dessert known for its long history and enduring love-it-or-hate-it reputation.
National Pfeffernüsse Day on December 23 celebrates traditional European spiced cookies and their long-standing place in Christmas baking traditions.
National Date Nut Bread Day celebrates the classic bread made with dates and nuts, often baked and shared during the winter holiday season.
National Chicken Finger Day, observed on July 27, is a food day centered on chicken fingers and restaurant promotions in the U.S.
