National Teddy Bear Day (September 9)
Check out the weird holiday National Teddy Bear Day on September 9. Learn about the history of teddy bears and get ideas on how to celebrate.
This is where the truly weird stuff lives. Fun and quirky holidays celebrate the silly, random, and downright unexpected moments that somehow earned a spot on the calendar. From wearing tiaras and typing in all caps to hugging teddy bears and doing absolutely nothing on purpose, these days exist purely for fun.
Some started as jokes, others as social experiments or internet trends that spiraled into full-blown holidays. Whether you love playful traditions or just enjoy an excuse to break routine, this collection rounds up the most delightfully strange celebrations out there. Each post also includes a free black-and-white coloring page to mark the day creatively.
Check out the weird holiday National Teddy Bear Day on September 9. Learn about the history of teddy bears and get ideas on how to celebrate.
Check out the weird holiday National Bow Tie Day on August 28th. Learn about the history of bow ties, and get ideas on how to celebrate them.
Check out the weird holiday International Left-Handers Day on August 13th. Learn about the history of today and get ideas on how to celebrate.
Check out the weird holiday National Lazy Day on August 10. Learn about the history of National Lazy Day, and get ideas on how to celebrate.
Check out the weird holiday World Emoji Day on July 17. Learn about the history of World Emoji Day, and get ideas on how to celebrate.
INTERNATIONAL CAPS LOCK DAY is your excuse to type in all caps, host writing contests, and explore the quirky history of this keyboard staple.
Please Take My Children to Work Day on June 25 highlights parenting burnout with humor and reminds caregivers to prioritize rest and self-care.
National Selfie Day is all about expression and connection. Discover tips, tools, and activities to make the most of your selfie moments.
International Tiara Day on May 24 is your chance to shine. Make a crown, learn tiara history, and embrace the sparkle—no royal title required.
Explore lucky penny crafts, savings challenges, folklore, and fun activities to make the most of National Lucky Penny Day on May 23.