Events
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Black History Month
Black History Month, observed every February in the United States and Canada, is a dedicated time to celebrate the achievements, culture, and contributions of Black communities. Beyond honoring accomplishments in history, arts, science, politics, and social movements, the month also serves as a reminder to reflect on ongoing challenges related...
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National Engineers Week
National Engineers Week (E-Week) runs from February 22–28, 2026, celebrating the engineering profession, its impact on society, and inspiring the next generation of innovators. Founded in 1951, this annual event highlights the importance of STEM education, technical skills, and creativity in shaping the modern world. The 2026 theme, “Transform Your...
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National Retro Day
National Retro Day, celebrated annually on February 27, encourages people to step back in time, unplug from modern technology, and enjoy the culture of past decades. From the 1950s through the 1990s, this day highlights the music, fashion, games, and entertainment that defined “simpler times.” Founded in 2018 by Hermelinda...
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National Strawberry Day
National Strawberry Day, celebrated annually on February 27, honors the sweet, juicy, and vibrant red berry that has been a favorite for centuries. While the exact origins of the holiday are unknown, it celebrates strawberries as a symbol of delicious flavor, health benefits, and culinary enjoyment. Strawberries have a long...
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St. David’s Day
St. David's Day is a joyous celebration that honors the patron saint of Wales, Saint David. This festive holiday is a time for the Welsh people to come together and proudly showcase their heritage and culture. One of the most iconic traditions of St. David's Day is the wearing of daffodils, which are often worn as a symbol of national pride and identity. On this special day, people gather to enjoy traditional Welsh food, music, and dance, as well as participate in parades and other community events. It's a wonderful opportunity for the Welsh community to connect with their roots and celebrate their unique history and traditions.
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World Seagrass Day
World Seagrass Day – March 1, 2026 Every year on March 1, the world observes World Seagrass Day, a global awareness day dedicated to protecting and restoring seagrass ecosystems. In 2026, this important environmental event continues to highlight the vital role seagrass plays in sustaining marine life and combating climate...
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United Nations Zero Discrimination Day
United Nations Zero Discrimination Day promotes equality, inclusion, and compassion for all people—regardless of gender, age, nationality, ethnicity, religion, disability, sexual orientation, or health status. Led globally by UNAIDS (the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS), the day highlights the importance of eliminating discrimination in all forms and ensuring that...
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International Wheelchair Day
International Wheelchair Day is celebrated annually on March 1st to honor the positive impact wheelchairs have on the lives of millions of people worldwide. Launched in 2008 by Steve Wilkinson, a British blogger and wheelchair user, this day raises awareness about mobility challenges, accessibility, and the importance of supporting those...
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National Workout Buddy Day
National Workout Buddy Day is celebrated annually on March 1st to encourage finding your “swolemate” a workout partner who helps keep you motivated, accountable, and makes fitness more fun. Initiated by Women’s Health in 2018, this day inspires friends, family, and colleagues to exercise together and celebrate the power of...
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National Science Week
National Science Week in march was established to celebrate science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) while inspiring curiosity and discovery in communities worldwide. It began as an initiative to engage the public, highlight scientific achievements, and encourage young people to explore STEM careers. Over the years, National Science Week has...
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Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Month
Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Month is observed every March to raise global awareness about Multiple Sclerosis (MS) - a chronic autoimmune disease that affects the central nervous system, including the brain and spinal cord. MS can cause a wide range of symptoms such as vision problems, extreme fatigue, numbness, mobility challenges,...
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National Craft Month
National Craft Month is celebrated every March to honor creativity, DIY projects, and the joy of handmade arts. This month encourages people of all ages to explore their creative side, try new crafting techniques, and support the vibrant handmade community.