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April 2021-Daily National Holiday Calendar APRIL HOLIDAYS April 1st • April Fool’s Day • National One Cent Day • National Sourdough Bread Day • National Burrito Day – First Thursday in April • Take Down Tobacco Day of Action – Changes Annually April 2nd • National Ferret Day • National Peanut Butter and Jelly Day • National Reconciliation Day • World Autism Awareness Day • Good Friday April 3rd • National Chocolate Mousse Day • National Film Score Day • National Find a Rainbow Day • National Tweed Day • World Party Day • National Love Our Children Day – First Saturday In April • National Handmade Day – First Saturday in April April 4th • National Chicken Cordon Bleu Day • National Hug a Newsperson Day • Jeep 4×4 Day • National School Librarian Day • National Vitamin C Day • National Walk Around Things Day • Easter – Changes Annually April 2020 • Geologists Day – First Sunday In April • National Handmade Day – First Saturday in April APRIL HOLIDAYS April 4th • National Chicken Cordon Bleu Day • National Hug a Newsperson Day • Jeep 4×4 Day • National School Librarian Day • National Vitamin C Day • National Walk Around Things Day • Easter – Changes Annually April 2020 • Geologists Day – First Sunday In April April 5th • First Contact Day • Gold Star Spouses Day • National Caramel Day • National Deep Dish Pizza Day • National Flash Drive Day • National Go For Broke Day • National Nebraska Day • National Raisin and Spice Bar Day • National Read a Road Map Day April 6th • National Caramel Popcorn Day • New Beer’s Eve • National Sorry Charlie Day • National Student-Athlete Day • National Tartan Day • National Teflon Day • SAAM Day of Action – First Tuesday in April • National Library Workers Day – Tuesday of National Library Week • National Employee Benefits Day – Changes Annually (April 6, 2021) APRIL HOLIDAYS April 7th • National Beer Day • National Coffee Cake Day • National Girl Me Too Day • National No Housework Day • National Bookmobile Day – Wednesday of National Library Week • National Walking Day – First Wednesday in April • Childhelp National Day of Hope – First Wednesday in April April 8th • National All is Ours Day • National Empanada Day • National Zoo Lovers Day • National Alcohol Screening Day – Thursday of First Full Week in April April 9th • National Cherish an Antique Day • National Chinese Almond Cookie Day • National Former Prisoner of War Recognition Day • National Name Yourself Day • National Unicorn Day • National Winston Churchill Day • National Day of Silence – Changes Annually April 9, 2021 April 10th • National Cinnamon Crescent Day • Encourage a Young Writer Day • National Farm Animals Day • National Siblings Day APRIL HOLIDAYS April 11th • National Barber Shop Quartet Day • National Cheese Fondue Day • National Eight Track Tape Day • National Pet Day • National Submarine Day April 12th • National For Twelves Day • National Big Wind Day • National Colorado Day • National Grilled Cheese Sandwich Day • National Licorice Day • National Licorice Day April 13th • National Make Lunch Count Day • National Peach Cobbler Day • National Scrabble Day • National Thomas Jefferson Day April 14th • National Dolphin Day • National Ex-Spouse Day • National Gardening Day • National Pan American Day • National Pecan Day • National Reach as High as You Can Day • Look Up at the Sky Day APRIL HOLIDAYS April 15th • National Banana Day • National Glazed Spiral Ham Day • National Rubber Eraser Day • National Take a Wild Guess Day • National Tax Day • National Titanic Remembrance Day • Purple Up! Day • Get to Know Your Customers Day – Third Thursday of Each Quarter • National High Five Day – Third Thursday in April April 16th • National Bean Counter Day • National Eggs Benedict Day • National Healthcare Decisions Day • National Orchid Day • National Wear Your Pajamas to Work Day • National Clean Out Your Medicine Cabinet Day – Third Friday in April April 17th • National Crawfish Day • International Bat Appreciation Day • National Cheeseball Day • National Ellis Island Family History Day • National Haiku Poetry Day • National Record Store Day – Changes Annually • National Auctioneers Day – Third Saturday in April April 18th • National Animal Crackers Day • National Columnists’ Day • National Lineman Appreciation Day APRIL HOLIDAYS April 19th • National Amaretto Day • National Garlic Day • National Hanging Out Day • National North Dakota Day • National Oklahoma City Bombing Commemoration Day April 20th • National Cheddar Fries Day • National Lima Bean Respect Day • National Look Alike Day • National Pineapple Upside Down Cake Day April 21st • National Chocolate Covered Cashews Day • National Kindergarten Day • National Yellow Bat Day • National Administrative Professionals’ Day – Wednesday of Last Full Week in April April 22nd • National Earth Day • National Girl Scout Leader’s Day • National Jelly Bean Day • National Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Day – Fourth Thursday in April • National Teach Children To Save Day – Changes Annually April 22, 2021 April 23rd • National Cherry Cheesecake Day • National Lost Dogs Awareness Day • National Picnic Day • National Take a Chance Day • National Talk Like Shakespeare Day APRIL HOLIDAYS April 24th • National Pigs in a Blanket Day • National Kiss of Hope Day – Last Saturday in April • National Pool Opening Day – Last Saturday in April • National Rebuilding Day – Last Saturday in April • National Sense of Smell Day – Last Saturday in April April 25th • National DNA Day • National East Meets West Day • National Hug a Plumber Day • National Telephone Day • National Zucchini Bread Day • National Pet Parents Day – Last Sunday in April April 26th • National Audubon Day • National Dissertation Day • National Help a Horse Day • National Kids and Pets Day • National Pretzel Day • National Richter Scale Day • National South Dakota Day April 27th • National Babe Ruth Day • National Devil Dog Day • National Prime Rib Day • National Tell a Story Day APRIL HOLIDAYS April 28th • National Blueberry Pie Day • National Braveheart’s Day • National Great Poetry Reading Day • National Superhero Day • Workers’ Memorial Day • Denim Day – Changes Annually April 29th • National Peace Rose Day • National Shrimp Scampi Day • National Zipper Day • National Poem In Your Pocket Day – Changes Annually – April 29, 2021 April 30th • National Adopt a Shelter Pet Day • National Bubble Tea Day • National Bugs Bunny Day • National Honesty Day • National Oatmeal Cookie Day • National PrepareAthon! Day • National Raisin Day • National Sarcoidosis Day • National Military Brats Day • National Hairstylist Appreciation Day • National Arbor Day – Last Friday in April • National Hairball Awareness Day – Last Friday in April • *Day * – Proclamation .
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