A List Of July Holidays & National Days In 2024

Publish date: 2024-05-03

July is more than just a summer month as it brings with it vibrant colors of freedom, unity, and cultural richness. It allows people to rejoice in the explosive celebrations of Independence Day, the cultural expressions of Bastille Day and the reflective moments of Mandela Day.

The sun shines bright in the sky and the days are warm and long which makes this month a perfect time to embrace the true spirit of summer and join hands to enjoy joyous festivities. The Fourth of July takes center stage in the United States where the nation celebrates its Independence Day with a bang. Let's delve into the events that make July a month to remember.

July 1

The first day of July marks the beginning of a month filled with joyous celebrations and patriotic fervor. This is Canada Day and it is declared a national holiday in the country to commemorate the anniversary of the Confederation of Canada. 

Enjoy the beginning of July by celebrating American Zoo Day with your family. This day reflects on the importance of zoos to the forefront and encourages modern zoos to perform the role of a sanctuary rather than a place where animals are put on display. 

Some notable events and observances that fall on this day are further listed below.

  • Caribbean Community Day
  • CPC Founding Day
  • Dog House Repair Month
  • Early Bird Day
  • International Chicken Wing Day
  • International Joke Day
  • International Reggae Day
  • Keti Koti
  • National Creative Ice Cream Flavors Day
  • National Financial Freedom Day
  • National Gingersnap Day
  • National Postal Workers Day
  • National Television Heritage Day
  • National U.S. Postage Stamp Day
  • National Wrong Trousers Day
  • Second Second Half of the Year Day
  • Smart Irrigation Month
  • The Feast of Saints Peter and Paul
  • Virgin Islands Day
  • ZIP Code Day
  • Clean Beaches Week
  • National Childhood Obesity Week
  • French-American Heritage Month
  • Juvenile Arthritis Awareness Month
  • National Bison Month
  • July 2

    The second day of July is an important day when Americans celebrate Made in America Day to complement the Independence Day of their nation. Here, American citizens celebrate the products and innovations that are proudly made in their homeland to support local businesses.

    One very unusual holiday observed on this day is I Forgot Day which is specially dedicated to forgetfulness. We have equipped ourselves with a lot of advanced technologies and still, we miss many important occasions or tasks so, this is the time to reflect on those things.

    Some other fascinating and important holidays are provided below.

  • Freedom From Fear of Speaking Day
  • National Anisette Day
  • National Disco Day.
  • National Report Military Fraud Day
  • Special Recreation for the Disabled Day
  • Special Recreation for the Disabled Day
  • World Sports Journalists Day
  • World UFO Day
  • July 3

    The third day of July is not widely recognized as other days of this month but there are still some important events observed on this day. International Plastic Bag Free Day is celebrated on this very day as a global initiative to eliminate the use of plastic bags.

    Likewise, to acknowledge the importance of machines in our lives, Air Conditioning Appreciation Day is observed on this day every year. This useful machine serves several purposes today from cooling homes, regulating temperatures in medical settings and filtering the air for allergens.

  • American Redneck Day
  • Disobedience Day
  • International Drop a Rock Day
  • National Chocolate Wafer Day
  • National Compliment Your Mirror Day
  • National Eat Beans Day
  • National Fried Clam Day
  • National Independent Beer Run Day
  • National Stay Out of the Sun Day
  • St Thomas History
  • Start The Conversation Day
  • V.I. Emancipation Day
  • July 4

    The Fourth of July is Independence Day in the US which marks a crucial moment in American history since it is the very day when the Second Continental Congress voted in favor of independence from British rule in 1776. The patriotic fervor culminates in the grand celebration and the whole nation embraces a sense of unity.

    On the same day, people all over the world get ready to celebrate the world of imagination and madness on Alice in Wonderland Day. The amazing fictional world created by Lewis Carroll in 1865 has continued to enjoy popularity among the masses to date.

  • Filipino-American Friendship Day
  • Independence From Meat Day
  • Indivisible Day
  • Invisible Day
  • Jackfruit Day
  • National Barbecued Spareribs Day
  • National Caesar Salad Day
  • National Hillbilly Day
  • Sidewalk Egg Frying Day
  • Thirsty Thursday
  • July 5

    National Hawaii Day takes the spotlight on the fifth of July every year which commemorates the day when Hawaii became the 50th state of the US. It was an independent nation just like California and Texas until it was granted statehood in 1959.

    This is also the perfect time to grab your sunscreen and head to the beach to celebrate National Bikini Day. This observance marks the anniversary of the invention of the two-piece bathing suit which has gained immense popularity in today's world.

  • Alice Springs Show Day
  • Comic Sans Day
  • Mechanical Pencil Day
  • National Apple Turnover Day
  • National Graham Crackers Day
  • National Workaholics Day
  • Pet Remembrance Day
  • Saints Cyril and Methodius
  • Work Without Your Hands Day
  • July 6

    The sixth day of July is celebrated as National Air Traffic Control Day which marks the anniversary of the founding of the Air Traffic Control system in the United States. This day honors the professionals who work behind the scenes to ensure the safety and efficiency of air travel.

    A simple yet profound observance that falls on this day is International Kissing Day which originated in the United Kingdom. Whether subtle or passionate, kissing is an expression of affection and love and this day encourages people to celebrate it.

  • Capital City Day
  • International Cherry Pit Spitting Day
  • International Day of Cooperatives
  • Islamic New Year
  • Kupala Night
  • National Fried Chicken Day
  • National Hand Roll Day
  • National Hop A Park Day
  • Take Your Webmaster to Lunch Day
  • The Day of Dombyra
  • Umbrella Cover Day
  • Virtually Hug a Virtual Assistant Day
  • World Zoonoses Day
  • AgitÁgueda
  • July 7

    For those with a sweet tooth, the seventh of July offers World Chocolate Day to give you a chance to indulge in one of the world's most beloved treats. Chocolate come in types including dark, milk or white and this day celebrates the rich, velvety delight that has been a source of joy for centuries. 

    An important event that falls on this day is International Peace & Love Day which is celebrated globally to spread positive energy. This day aims to send the message of peace and love to unite the people and work for mutual prosperity.

    Other notable holidays that are observed on the seventh day of July are compiled below.

  • Bonalu
  • Build A Scarecrow Day
  • George Town Heritage
  • Day in Penang
  • Global Forgiveness Day
  • National Day of Rock 'n' Roll
  • National Dive Bar Day
  • National Dora Day
  • National Father Daughter Take a Walk Day
  • National Koi Day
  • National Macaroni Day
  • National Strawberry Sundae Day
  • Rath Yatra
  • Tanabata
  • Tell the Truth Day
  • Be Nice to New Jersey Week
  • NAIDOC Week
  • July 8

    Every year on the eighth of July the world celebrates one of the unique events in the form of National Ice Cream Sundae Day. This sweet celebration of the most served ice cream desserts in America adds a little moment of fun and joy to our lives with its delicious flavors.

    This is also the day that recognizes the health benefits of blueberries and observes National Blueberry Day. This holiday is dedicated to spreading information about these tasty, nutrient-packed, fiber-rich and antioxidant-rich fruits and the benefits they carry.

  • Be a Kid Again Day
  • International Town Criers Day
  • Math 2.0 Day
  • National Chocolate with Almonds Day
  • National Denise Day
  • National Freezer Pop Day
  • National Love Your Skin Day
  • National SCUD Day
  • National Video Game Day
  • Oneofusismissing Day
  • Cultural Communities Week
  • Nude Recreation Week
  • July 9

    Fashion is an integral part of human society and it is also a mode of expressing the sense of style of a person or a group. Put on your fashionable side on display on Fashion Day and let the world see your unique aesthetic sense through clothes or accessories.

    On this day, Argentina celebrates its Independence Day where streets come alive with patriotic fervor, featuring parades, concerts, and fireworks. This marks the day when the Congress of Tucumán declared Argentina's independence from Spanish rule in 1816. Other important holidays and events that fall on this day are listed below.

  • Call of the Horizon Day
  • Drukpa Tsheshi
  • Martyrdom of the Bab
  • National Don't Put All Your Eggs in One Omelet Day
  • National Sugar Cookie Day
  • Nunavut Day
  • Palau Constitution Day
  • State Rebellion Day
  • July 10

    The tenth day of July is declared Nikola Tesla Day to honor the life and achievements of one of the greatest minds to have ever lived in this world. This day commemorates the birthday of Tesla and acknowledges his contributions to the development of modern electricity and technology.

    If you are fond of tropical celebrations then this day is sure to add joy to your life since it is observed as National Pina Colada Day. The delightful cocktail made with rum, coconut cream and pineapple juice, is the perfect way to embrace the summer vibes.

  • Bahamas Independence Day
  • Don't Step On A Bee Day
  • Feast of St. Rosalia
  • First Sermon Of Lord Buddha
  • Global Energy Independence Day
  • Gospel Day
  • National Clerihew Day
  • National Kitten Day
  • National Transplant Financial Coordinator Day
  • National Wyoming Day
  • Conwy River Festival
  • July 11

    One of the most significant event that falls on the eleventh of July is World Population Day established by the United Nations to raise awareness about global population issues. It's a day to focus on global issues such as overpopulation, family planning, and human rights.

    In 2002 a prominent convenience shop chain named 7-Eleven started to give out free slurpees to customers on this very day. Since then, it has been celebrated as National Free Slurpee Day when people enjoy different flavors of the beloved frozen treat.

  • All American Pet Photo Day
  • Bowdler's Day
  • Celebration of the Golden Spurs
  • Cheer Up the Lonely Day
  • Day of the Flemish Community
  • International Essential Oils Day
  • Naadam Holiday
  • National Blueberry Muffin Day
  • National Culture and Senior Citizens Day
  • National Mojito Day
  • National Polyphenol Day
  • National Rainier Cherry Day
  • National State Fair Food Day
  • National Swimming Pool Day
  • World Benzodiazepine Awareness Day
  • July 12

    This day is National Pecan Pie Day which is dedicated to the delicious Southern treat made with a filling of pecans, eggs, butter, and sugar all nestled in a pie crust. This makes for a perfect excuse to indulge your sweet tooth and share a slice with your friends and family.

    If you have a feeling that your adventurous side is making you feel overwhelmed then consider celebrating Simplicity Day on the 12th day of July. This day encourages you to simplify your life, declutter spaces and appreciate the beauty in simplicity.

    Some notable events and observances of this day are compiled here to help you navigate.

  • Battle of the Boyne
  • Collector Car Appreciation Day
  • Etch A Sketch Day
  • Kebab Day
  • MALALA DAY
  • National Eat Your Jello Day
  • National French Fry Day
  • National Hair Creator's Day
  • National Motorcycle Day
  • New Conversations Day
  • Night of Nights
  • Orangemen's Day
  • Paper Bag Day
  • July 13

    This day may not have internationally renowned events but it still offers some lighthearted observances that will fill your day with joy. Fool's Paradise Day is a whimsical celebration that encourages people to take a break from their routine and indulge in a bit of foolishness. 

    Furthermore, many people love and enjoy International Skinny Dip Day which falls on the 13th of July.  It is a quircky, lighthearted and liberating celebration that encourages people around the world to embrace the freedom of skinny dipping to transcend cultural barriers and promote body positivity. Other notable events of this day are given below.

  • Beef Tallow Day
  • Embrace Your Geekness Day
  • Gruntled Workers Day
  • International Rock Day
  • National Barbershop Music Appreciation Day
  • NATIONAL BEANS 'N' FRANKS DAY
  • National Delaware Day
  • July 14

    One of the most well-known celebrations on the fourteenth of July around the world is Bastille Day in France which is celebrated with grand parades and fireworks. This national holiday marks the storming of the Bastille prison in 1789 which turned out to be a pivotal event during the French Revolution.

    Another important observance on the day is Shark Awareness Day which celebrates the wondrous sea creatures that are considered strong and extremely resilient predators. Unfortunately, sharks have now made it to the list of endangered species so, this day is dedicated to spreading awareness to protect them.

  • Barn Day
  • Emmeline Pankhurst Day
  • International Non-Binary Peoples Day
  • Kharchi Puja
  • National Be Nice to Bugs Day
  • National Break Free From the Big Three Day
  • National Grand Marnier Day
  • National Mac and Cheese Day
  • National Nude Day
  • National Tape Measure Day
  • Pandemonium Day
  • Everybody Deserves A Massage Week
  • July 15

    Horses have been of great importance to the people on the American continent even before the United States was founded. Celebration of the Horse Day is observed on this day every year to encourage people to think about the economic, cultural, and historical contributions of horses.

    On a lighter tone, the third Monday of every July is celebrated as Global Hug Your Kids Day to appreciate the bond between parents and children. Hugging is a simple act of reassuring comfort, safety and trust and this day encourages people to hug their children to express their love.

  • Developmental Disability Professionals Day
  • Marine Day in Japan
  • National Be A Dork Day
  • National Clean Beauty Day
  • National Donna Day
  • National Get Out of the Dog House Day
  • National Give Something Away Day
  • National Gummi Worm Day
  • National Tapioca Pudding Day
  • Saint Swithin's Day
  • The Democracy and National Unity Day of Turkey
  • World Youth Skills Day
  • Coral Reef Awareness Week
  • July 16

    This day does not boast major mainstream holidays yet it offers an exciting and diverse range of celebrations to keep you intrigued. The unique observance on this day is International Juggling Day which is dedicated to the art of juggling, a form of entertainment and skill that has captivated audiences for centuries.

    For history buffs and space enthusiasts, the 16th day of July offers ample reason to celebrate this day as the Apollo 11 Launch Anniversary which was launched in 1969. The mission marked a giant leap for humanity in space exploration when astronauts Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, and Michael Collins embarked on the first manned mission to the moon. 

  • Artificial Intelligence Appreciation Day
  • Guinea Pig Appreciation Day
  • La Paz day
  • National Atomic Veterans Day
  • National Cherry Day
  • National Corn Fritter Day
  • National D.R.E.S.S. Syndrome Day
  • National Personal Chef Day
  • National Wedding Invitation Day
  • Rural Transit Day
  • The Feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel
  • World Snake Day
  • Festival of British Archaeology
  • July 17

    The event that takes center stage each year on the seventeenth day of July is the World Day for International Justice which is celebrated as part of an effort to recognize the system of international justice. This famous event highlights how international justice tribunals and courts have contributed to bringing justice to the victims of war crimes and crimes against humanity. 

    This is also the day to indulge in National Peach Ice Cream Day and savor the delightful combination of creamy goodness and the sweet, juicy flavor of peaches. This day invites ice cream enthusiasts to beat the summer heat in a delicious way.

    Some other notable events that take place on this day are further listed below.

  • National Hot Dog Day
  • National Lottery Day
  • National Tattoo Day
  • Take Your Poet to Work Day
  • U Tirot Sing Day
  • World Emoji Day
  • Wrong Way Corrigan Day
  • Yellow Pig Day
  • South Asian Heritage Month
  • July 18

    This day carries a global significance as it commemorates the anniversary of South African leader Nelson Mandela's release from prison in 1990. Nelson Mandela International Day is a tribute to one of the greatest leaders of the modern world when people around the world participate in volunteer activities and charity work.

    This is also the day for those who have a taste for finer things in life as National Caviar Day allows them to indulge in luxurious treats. This holiday celebrates the delicacy of caviar and allows caviar enthusiasts to enjoy their treats, whether on blinis, crackers, or as a garnish.

  • Birthday of Don Luis Munoz Rivera
  • Insurance Nerd Day
  • National Dapper Your Data Day
  • National Emma Day
  • National Monica Day
  • National Peyton Day
  • National Sour Candy Day
  • Perfect Family Day
  • World Listening Day
  • July 19

    National Football Day is celebrated in the US on the nineteenth of July every year to honor the most popular sport in the country. The celebration is a showcase of how enthusiastic Americans are about this sport and also acts as a reminder that it is mid-season.

    A unique observance is the right word for International Retainer Day which is celebrated on this very day every year. This day challenges you to commit to your beautiful smile by keeping your retainer on after dental treatment. Other important events that fall on this day are listed below.

  • Flight Attendant Safety Professionals' Day
  • Martyr's Day in Myanmar
  • National Daiquiri Day
  • National Flitch Day
  • National Football Day
  • National Urban Beekeeping Day
  • National Words with Friends Day
  • Pflasterspektakel Linz
  • Stick Out Your Tongue Day
  • The Sandinista Revolution Day
  • July 20

    This is the day for people with sharp minds all over the world to unite to celebrate International Chess Day each year. This day is officially recognized by the United Nations and it honors the ancient game of chess for its ability to promote intellectual growth, strategic thinking and cultural exchange.

    This day is equally important for space enthusiasts and dreamers as well because it is the day to celebrate Moon Day. On this day, history was created when humans set foot on the moon for the first time in 1969 so, July 20 serves as a remembrance of the incredible achievement.

  • Asahna Bucha Day
  • International Snowdon Race
  • Lempira Day
  • National Fortune Cookie Day
  • National Lollipop Day
  • NATIONAL PENNSYLVANIA DAY
  • National Strawberry Rhubarb Wine Day
  • National Ugly Truck Contest Day
  • Space Exploration Day
  • Toss Away the "Could Haves" and "Should Haves" Day
  • Women's Union Establishment Day
  • Woodie Wagon Day
  • World Jump Day
  • National Moth Week
  • July 21

    This is a special day that is designated as Racial Harmony Day each year in Singapore. Singaporeans observe this day by emphasizing the importance of encouraging harmony and understanding among all populations in our country and celebrating its unique, cross-cultural nature.

    If you have always wished that there was a day when you could eat absolutely anything you wanted, then National Junk Food Day is your time to set your spirit free. This is the perfect day to treat yourself to your favorite junk food without any guilt.

  • Belgium Independence Day
  • Invite an Alien to Live with You Day
  • Lake Superior Day
  • Legal Drinking Age Day
  • National Be Someone Day
  • National Craft for your Local Shelters Day
  • National Ice Cream Day
  • National Lamington Day
  • No Pet Store Puppies Day
  • Take a Monkey to Lunch Day
  • National Parenting Gifted Children Week
  • National Zoo Keeper Week
  • Shark Week
  • Buddhist Lent
  • July 22

    The twenty-second day of July stands in stark contrast to the analytical world of mathematics and celebrates National Hammock Day. This holiday encourages people to slow down, and enjoy the simple pleasures of life, and find a moment of tranquility.

    This day is also equally appealing to math enthusiasts since this day is observed as Pi Approximation Day. On this day, mathematicians and educators organize events from pi-themed activities to discussions, to promote the importance of mathematics in our daily lives.

  • Casual Pi Day
  • Lion's Share Day
  • Mango Day
  • National Fragile X Awareness Day
  • National Penuche Fudge Day
  • National Rat Catcher’s Day
  • Spoonerism Day
  • World Brain Day
  • July 23

    On this day, Sjögren’s Foundation and other organizations join efforts to celebrate World Sjogren's Day and spread awareness about this disease. Sjögren’s syndrome is an immune system disorder whose two primary symptoms include dry eyes and mouth so, this event helps people better understand the symptoms.

    This beautiful day is observed as Sprinkle Day which is specially designed to celebrate the delight brought on by the existence of sprinkles, the colorful flecks of sugar we all love. A list of other important holidays and events are listed below.

  • Apolinario Mabini Day
  • Fast of Tammuz
  • Hot Enough For Ya Day
  • International Yada Yada Yada Day.
  • National Gorgeous Grandma Day
  • National Vanilla Ice Cream Day
  • National Women Touched By Addiction Day
  • July 24

    This day is observed as Pioneer Day in Utah in the United States to commemorate the arrival of Brigham Young and the first group of Mormon pioneers to the Salt Lake Valley in 1847. The day is celebrated with parades, fireworks and community gatherings.

    This day is also celebrated as International Self-Care Day which encourages individuals to prioritize their well-being, both physically and mentally. It is a global initiative that promotes adopting healthy habits and mindful practices into an individual's life. A list of some notable events are given below.

  • National Amelia Earhart Day
  • National Cousins Day
  • National Day of Motoring
  • National Drive-Thru Day
  • National Tell An Old Joke Day
  • National Thermal Engineer Day
  • Samaritans Awareness Day
  • National Marine Week
  • National Fishing Month
  • July 25

    The twenty-fifth day of the month of July offers a light-hearted and spirited occasion of National Merry Go Round Day in the US. This whimsical celebration encourages people to embrace the joy of this classic amusement ride while amusement parks and fairs often host special events.

    Every year World Drowning Prevention Day is observed on this day with the aim to raising awareness about the disastrous and long-term effects of drowning on both families and society. Some important events and observances that fall on this day of the month are mentioned below.

  • Carousel Day
  • Commemoration of the Assault on Moncada
  • Culinarians Day
  • Earth Overshoot Day
  • Feast of St. James
  • Guanacaste Day
  • Health and Happiness with Hypnosis Day
  • International Digital Adoption (DAP) Professionals Day
  • International Red Shoe Day
  • National Chili Dog Day
  • National Clay Day
  • National Hire a Veteran Day
  • National Houston Day
  • National Intern Day
  • National Refreshment Day
  • National Thread the Needle Day
  • National Wine and Cheese Day
  • July 26

    International Day for the Conservation of the Mangrove Ecosystem is a major event that falls on the twenty-sixth day of July since it carries great environmental significance. Mangroves are tropical plants, and their conservation is important to prevent coastline erosion and mitigate the effects of tides and tsunamis.

    Uncle and aunt are our closest family members after our parents so, to honor their presence National Aunt and Uncle Day is celebrated on the 26th of July every year. Dial the number and call up your uncles and aunts and have a little celebration with them on this special day.

  • Darwin Show Day
  • Holistic Therapy Day
  • National All or Nothing Day
  • National Aunt and Uncle Day
  • National Bagelfest Day
  • National Coffee Milkshake Day
  • National Disability Independence Day
  • National Dog Photography Day
  • National Saint Day
  • National Talk in an Elevator Day
  • One Voice Day
  • System Administrator Appreciation Day
  • World Tofu Day
  • Hepatitis Awareness Week
  • Love Parks Week
  • July 27

    This is the day for a unique and musical celebration by participating in Bagpipe Appreciation Day. On this day, you can take your time to explore the history of the iconic bagpipes, listen to traditional tunes, learn their rich history or even attend a local bagpipe performance.

    If you are pumped up for some action, then consider celebrating Walk on Stilts Day and challenging yourself to this daring stunt. It's a quirky and entertaining way to spend the day and uncover your hidden talent. Some other notable events that are worth mentioning are given below.

  • Barbie-in-a-Blender Day
  • Cross Atlantic Communication Day
  • Iglesia ni Cristo Day
  • International Decora Day
  • National Black Women's Equal Pay Day
  • National Chicken Finger Day
  • National Creme Brûlée Day
  • National Day of the Cowboy
  • National Korean War Veterans Armistice Day
  • National Love is Kind Day
  • National New Jersey Day
  • National Roanoke Community Beautification Day
  • National Scotch Day
  • National Sheila Day
  • National Sleepy Head Day
  • Norfolk Day
  • Paddle for Perthes Disease Awareness Day
  • Take Your Houseplant For A Walk Day
  • July 28

    This day of July is globally recognized as World Hepatitis Day which aims to raise awareness about viral hepatitis, promote prevention measures, and support those affected by the disease. Various events, campaigns and educational initiatives are carried out around the world in an effort to eliminate the disease.

    This is the day for nature lovers and environmental advocates to unite and celebrate World Nature Conservation Day and engage in activities such as tree planting, clean-up campaigns, and educational programs. The 28th day of July has diverse worldwide celebrations, which are listed below.

  • Anniversary of the Fall of Fascism and Freedom Day
  • Baptism Day of Kyivan Rus
  • Buffalo Soldiers Day
  • Day of Cantabria Institutions
  • National Milk Chocolate Day
  • National Parents' Day
  • National Soccer Day
  • National Tree Day
  • National Waterpark Day
  • Reek Sunday
  • June 29

    As the day unfolds, people around the world come together to observe International Tiger Day and take the initiative to bring attention to the endangered status of the big cats. It is one of the most significant events of the day that is dedicated to raising awareness about tiger conservation.

    For anyone who loves a pop of color and glamour, mark this date and celebrate National Lipstick Day and the transformative power of lipstick. Many brands offer special deals and promotions so, it is the perfect time to experiment with new shades and styles. Other notable events that take place on this day are given here.

  • Ker Puja
  • National Challenged Champions and Heroes
  • Awareness Day
  • National Cheese Sacrifice Purchase Day
  • National Chicken Wing Day
  • National Get Gnarly Day
  • National Harold Day
  • National Lasagna Day
  • Rain Day
  • July 30

    The world eagerly celebrates International Friendship Day as the day grows on the 30th of July and people cherish their bonds with their friends. This global observance is an opportunity to reflect on the importance of camaraderie and the positive impact of friends on our lives. 

    Another important occurrence that falls on this day is World Day Against Trafficking in Persons which is dedicated to raising awareness about the grave issue of human trafficking. Notable events that are observed worldwide on this are further listed below.

  • Armed Forces Day in Guatemala
  • Enthronement in Morocco
  • International Day of Friendship
  • National Cheesecake Day
  • National Father-in-Law Day
  • National Norma Day
  • National Support Public Education Day
  • National Whistleblower Day
  • Paperback Book Day
  • Share a Hug Day
  • World Snorkeling Day
  • July 31

    As we come to the end of the month of July, the world bids farewell to the beautiful summer month by celebrating International Lifeguard Appreciation Day. This day honors and appreciates those professionals who are saddled with the responsibility of making sure that pool facilities and beaches are safe for visitors.

    One unique celebration that occurs on this day is Harry Potter's Birthday, a famous fictional wizard created by J.K. Rowling. The world-renowned author chose this date for Harry's birthday and fans around the world often commemorate the day with Harry Potter-themed events. A list of other significant occurrences is given below.

  • Hawaii Flag Day
  • Martyrdom Day of Shaheed Udham Singh
  • National Avocado Day
  • National Jump for Jelly Beans Day
  • National Mutt Day
  • National Raspberry Cake Day
  • Shredded Wheat Day
  • Uncommon Instrument Awareness Day
  • World Ranger Day
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