Make sure to mark your calendars These are the January Holidays You can Celebrate in This New Year
January marks the beginning of a new year and brings with it many celebrations for everyone to enjoy. Since the beginning, there has been a major holiday. New Year’s Day Federally observed on January 1. New Year’s Day is observed federally on January 1. resolutions about changing your life, health, career, finances, etc. — all of which you Could Retire by January 17, 2009 Ditch New Year’s Resolutions Day. Vielleicht you’ll then decide to get them back by the end the month for National Backward Day.
You will also find monthly, weekly and daily events throughout the month. These January holidays are a great excuse to enjoy hot tea, spaghetti, hot oatmeal, and bubble baths. You’ll be reminded to appreciate things like squirrels, penguins, and bubble wrap. While there are many fun and silly holidays, there are also important commemoration days throughout the month. They will help you prioritize vital issues, such as blood donation and civil right.
These are the January 2023 special days and observances that you need to know.
January Monthly Observances
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National Soup Month
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National Meat Month
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National Hot Tea Month
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National Oatmeal Month
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Remember to be kind to food servers during the month
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National Train Your Dog Month
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Adopt A Rescued Bird Month
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National Clean Up Your Computer Month
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National Braille Literacy Month
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National Blood Donor Month
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National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month
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Cervical Health Awareness Month
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National Stalking Awareness Month
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National Hobby Month
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National Polka Music Month
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National Skating Month
January Weekly Observances
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Week One — Diet Resolution Week, New Year’s Resolutions Week
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Week 2 — National Mocktail Week, National Pizza Week
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Week Three — National Fresh Squeezed Juice Week
January Special Days
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January 1, — New Year’s Day, National Hangover Day
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January 2, — World Introvert Day, National Buffet Day, National Cream Puff Day, National Personal Trainer Awareness Day, National Science Fiction Day
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January 4, — National Spaghetti Day, World Braille Day, World Hypnotism Day
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January 5, — National Bird Day, National Whipped Cream Day
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January 6 — Bean Day, Cuddle Up Day, National Shortbread Day
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January 7 — National Bobblehead Day
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January 8 — National Bubble Bath Day, National Argyle Day
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January 9, — National Apricot Day, National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day
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January 10, 2010 — Houseplant Appreciation Day, Bittersweet Chocolate Day, National Clean Off Your Desk Day
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January 11 — Learn Your Name in Morse Code Day, Step in a Puddle and Splash Your Friend’s Day, National Milk Day, National Day of Human Trafficking Awareness
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January 12 — National Hot Tea Day, National Pharmacist Day, National Kiss A Ginger Day, National Take the Stairs Day
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January 13 — Make Your Dreams Come True Day, National Rubber Duckie Day, Korean American Day, National Sticker Day
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January 14 — National Dress Up Your Pet Day
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January 15 — National Bagel Day, National Hat Day
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January 16 — Martin Luther King Jr. Day
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January 16 — Appreciate a Dragon Day, National Nothing Day
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January 17 — Ditch New Year’s Resolutions Day
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January 19 — National Popcorn Day
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January 20 — National Cheese Lover Day, Penguin Awareness Day
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January 21 — National Hugging Day, Squirrel Appreciation Day
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January 23 — National Pie Day, National Handwriting Day, Measure Your Feet Day
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January 24 — Beer Can Appreciation Day, Compliment Day, Global Belly Laugh Day, National Peanut Butter Day
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January 25 — Opposite Day, National Irish Coffee Day
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January 26 — National Spouse’s Day, National Green Juice Day
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January 27, — National Chocolate Cake Day
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January 28 — Fun at Work Day, National Kazoo Day
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January 29, — National Puzzle Day
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January 30 — National Croissant Day, National Draw a Dinosaur Day
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31 January — National Hot Chocolate Day, National Backward Day, Bubble Wrap Appreciation Day
Have a great time celebrating!
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