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Use Your Common Sense Day

4 November · Creator-originated informal observance created by Bud Bilanich in 2007

Bud Bilanich’s own creator announcement states that he created Use Your Common Sense Day as an annual November 4 event in 2007 and selected the date because it is Will Rogers’ birthday; lat…

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Walk on Your Wild Side Day

12 April · United States / creator-defined informal Wellcat observance on April 12.

Wellcat’s creator calendar lists Walk on Your Wild Side Day on April 12 and identifies Wellcat Holidays as creations of Thomas and Ruth Roy; independent observance coverage also credits Tho…

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Walpurgis Night

30 April annually in Sweden · Sweden / Valborg spring tradition; country-specific variants remain distinct

Visit Sweden identifies Walpurgis Eve (Valborg) on 30 April as a recurring Swedish spring tradition with bonfires, singing and community gatherings, while May Day on 1 May is a separate pub…

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What if Cats & Dogs Had Opposable Thumbs Day

3 March · United States / creator-defined informal Wellcat observance

The first-party Wellcat Holidays calendar lists What if Cats & Dogs Had Opposable Thumbs Day on March 3 and identifies the collection as created by Thomas and Ruth Roy.

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White Day

14 March annually in Japan · Japan / March 14 gift-giving custom with later adoption elsewhere

Japan National Tourism Organization identifies White Day on 14 March as a Japanese gift-giving custom; Japanese public-sector and industry-history material supports the national confectione…

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White Sunday

Second Sunday in October; 11 October in 2026, with Monday 12 October observed as a holiday in Samoa · Samoan Christian and family tradition centered on children

Samoa Tourism explains White Sunday as a major Samoan children’s and church observance; official mission calendars document the adjacent 2026 holiday observance.

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Wonderful Weirdos Day

9 September · United States / creator-defined informal Wellcat observance

The first-party Wellcat Holidays calendar lists Wonderful Weirdos Day on September 9 and identifies the collection as created by Thomas and Ruth Roy.

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World Compliment Day

1 March · International / Hans Poortvliet-led appreciation initiative

The official World Compliment Day and Dutch National Compliment Day sites identify Hans Poortvliet as the driving force/initiator, March 1 as the recurring date, and the Dutch predecessor a…

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World Savings Day

31 October annually · Global / World Savings and Retail Banking Institute tradition

WSBI traces World Savings Day to World Thrift Day established at the 1st International Thrift Congress in Milan on 31 October 1924 and says members continue to mark October 31; India docume…

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World Smile Day

First Friday in October annually · Global / World Smile Day Foundation tradition

The Harvey Ball World Smile Foundation states that Harvey Ball created World Smile Day in 1999, that it is held on the first Friday in October, and that the Foundation now sponsors the obse…

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YMA Day

15 June annually · Mizoram, India / Young Mizo Association foundation-day observance; listed as a state holiday in reviewed Mizoram calendars

Young Mizo Association history dates its founding to 15 June 1935; Mizoram government sources continue to mark 15 June as YMA Foundation Day, and reviewed state holiday calendars list YMA D…

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Yorkshire Day

1 August annually · Yorkshire, England civic and cultural observance

Yorkshire Ridings Society material states that the Society first organised Yorkshire Day in 1975 and chose 1 August for the Minden/white-rose connection; government and current civic materi…

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Zero-Tasking Day

First Sunday in November under current U.S. daylight-saving-time law · United States / creator-originated informal observance tied to the return to standard time

Creator Nancy Christie says she created Zero-Tasking Day in 2005 around the U.S. return to standard time; current creator-profile and contemporaneous publisher material support the first-Su…