National Handwriting Day (January 23)
Cursive makes a dramatic comeback. Teachers quietly celebrate proper letter spacing.
From classic novels and cult movies to retro tech and iconic characters, these arts and entertainment weird holidays celebrate the creative things we love. This collection brings together book days, film tributes, music celebrations, and pop culture moments that turn ordinary dates into something a little more fun.
Whether it’s carrying a towel for Douglas Adams, dusting off a VCR, or finally tackling your reading list, these holidays give you an excuse to enjoy stories, creativity, and nostalgia. Each one also includes a free black-and-white coloring page, making it easy to mark the day in a playful way.
Cursive makes a dramatic comeback. Teachers quietly celebrate proper letter spacing.
Word lovers swap fancy synonyms and overcomplicate simple sentences on purpose. Roget would be proud.
Started by trivia fans, this day celebrates useless knowledge and overly competitive game nights.