- List of commemorative days
The following is a list of observed commemorative days, that is, days that are used by various governments, groups and organizations to raise awareness of an issue, commemorate a group or event, or celebrate something.
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All Saints' Day -November 1
*All Souls' Day -November 2
*Australia Day -January 26
*ANZAC Day -April 25
*April Fools Day -April 1
*Arbor Day
*Armistice Day (alsoRemembrance Day ) -November 11
*Ash Wednesday - depends on the date of Easter (as early asFebruary 4 or as late asMarch 10 )
*Bank Holiday
*Children's Book Day -April 2
*Chinese New Year
*Cities for Life Day -November 30
*D-Day -June 6 1944
*Darwin Day -February 12
*Day of the Dead -November 1 (All Saints' Day ) orNovember 2 (All Souls' Day ).
*Earth Day -April 22
*Easter - Western Christianity-SundayMarch 22 toApril 25 inclusive :: Eastern Christianity-April 4 andMay 8 (1900 to 2100)
*European Day of Languages -26 September , sponsored by theCouncil of Europe andEuropean Union
*Fathers' Day
*Flag Day
*German Unity Day -October 3
*Groundhog Day -February 2
*Halloween -October 31
*Hangul Day -October 9 (South Korea )January 15 (North Korea )
*Holi
*Imbolc - beginning of February or at the first local signs of Spring
*International Day for Biological Diversity -May 22
*International Talk Like a Pirate Day -September 19
*Inventor's Day
*Kwanzaa -December 26 toJanuary 1
*Labour Day
*Lantern Festival - 15th day of the 1st month in the lunar year in the Chinese calendar
*Lunar New Year - 1st day of the 1st month of the Chinese calendar.
*Mardi Gras
*Martin Luther King, Jr. Day - 3rd Monday of January
*May Day -May 1
*Melbourne Cup Day - 1st Tuesday in November
*Mole Day -October 23
*Mother's Day -May 11
*New Year's Day -January 1
*Pi Day -March 14
*Purim - 14th of the Hebrew month of Adar
*Queen's Birthday
*Saint Patrick's Day -March 17
*Shrove Tuesday - the day beforeAsh Wednesday
*Towel Day -May 25
*Transgender Day of Remembrance -November 20
*Valentine's Day -February 14
*Veterans Day -November 11
*Victory in Europe Day -May 7 /May 8
*Victory over Japan Day -August 14 /August 15
*Washington's Birthday - USA 3rd Monday of February.
*International Women's Day -March 8
*World Ocean Day -June 8 ources
*2005 National Health Observances
*National Health Information Center
*Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion
*U.S. Department of Health and Human Services ,Washington, D.C.
* [http://www.stayfreemagazine.org/archives/13/holidays.html Stay Free Magazine]
* [http://library.thinkquest.org/2886/foo.htm Thinkquest]ee also
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Awareness days
*International observance
*List of commemorative months
*List of environmental dates
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