National Homemade Bread Day on November 17 invites you to bake a fresh loaf, try a new recipe, or share homemade bread with loved ones.
November
November brings the final stretch of autumn and the start of the holiday season.
More than 400 national and international days take place during this month, highlighting gratitude, food, kindness, pets, reading, shopping, and much more.
From Thanksgiving and Black Friday to smaller awareness days and cozy traditions, November offers a celebration for every interest and mood.
National Pickle Day on November 14 honors the tangy, crunchy pickle that’s been part of kitchens and food traditions for centuries.
World Kindness Day, celebrated on November 13, encourages acts of kindness and compassion to make the world a better place for everyone.
National Happy Hour Day on November 12 celebrates taking time to relax, connect with friends, and enjoy drinks and good conversation.
National French Dip Day celebrates the classic American sandwich served with warm au jus for dipping, enjoyed every year on November 12.
Singles’ Day (November 11) celebrates individuality and self-love, now recognized as the world’s largest online shopping event.
National Sundae Day, celebrated on November 11, honors the ice cream sundae—piled high with favorite toppings, syrups, and sweet extras.
Celebrate National Vanilla Cupcake Day on November 10—a sweet tribute to the classic dessert loved for its timeless flavor.
National Chicken Sandwich Day, on November 9, celebrates the crispy, juicy, and flavorful chicken sandwich in all its delicious varieties.
International Hug A Bear Day on November 7 celebrates “bear hugs” and the comfort teddy bears bring to hearts of all ages.
National Nachos Day on November 6 celebrates the cheesy Tex-Mex dish invented in 1943 by Ignacio “Nacho” Anaya.
American Football Day on November 5 celebrates the sport that unites fans across the U.S. with passion, pride, and game-day spirit.