National No-Code Day
Zapier’s launch says the first National No-Code Day would be March 11, 2022; a 2023 Zapier post describes the next edition as the second annual event.
See the observances and verified observance-history milestones attached to March 11. Each observance keeps its own source and date details.
Selected observance milestones connected to this date, based on reviewed sources.
Zapier’s launch says the first National No-Code Day would be March 11, 2022; a 2023 Zapier post describes the next edition as the second annual event.
Proclaimed National Working Moms Day for annual observance on March 12, recognizing and annualizing the Working Moms of Milwaukee-created day.
The Assembly record gives March 11, 2015 as the decree date.
The WPC handbook identifies March 11, 2010 as the inaugural World Plumbing Day.
Lesotho government sources commemorate Moshoeshoe I on 11 March, and the official holiday calendar lists the day as a public holiday. Government history frames 11 March as remembrance of th…
Zapier states that it launched National No-Code Day as an annual celebration and that it is observed every March 11.
The Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics states that Registered Dietitian Nutritionist Day is celebrated on the second Wednesday in March during National Nutrition Month.
World Plumbing Council first-party material verifies March 11, an October 2009 WPC launch, the inaugural March 11, 2010 observance and continuing annual WPC stewardship.
Lesotho government sources commemorate Moshoeshoe I on 11 March, and the official holiday calendar lists the day as a public holiday. Government history frames 11 March as remembrance of th…
Zapier states that it launched National No-Code Day as an annual celebration and that it is observed every March 11.
The Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics states that Registered Dietitian Nutritionist Day is celebrated on the second Wednesday in March during National Nutrition Month.
World Plumbing Council first-party material verifies March 11, an October 2009 WPC launch, the inaugural March 11, 2010 observance and continuing annual WPC stewardship.
This page combines fixed annual dates, reusable calendar rules and year-specific dates confirmed for 2026. Variable or historical dates are included only when they are clearly supported.
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