March Holidays

March 21 – International Color Day

Each year on March 21, people across the globe celebrate International Color Day. This holiday is a chance for people to come together and enjoy the beauty of color. Whether it’s through art, music, dance, or fashion, people use this day to express their creativity and love for color. International Color Day is a special day for everyone to celebrate the colors that make up our world

International Color Day

March 20 – National Ravioli Day

Ravioli Monday

National Ravioli Day is a holiday celebrated on March 20th. Ravioli is a delicious Italian dish that consists of pasta filled with cheese, meat, or vegetables. This tasty treat can be enjoyed with a variety of sauces and is a favorite amongst pasta lovers. Whether you choose to make your ravioli from scratch or buy it at the store, be sure to celebrate National Ravioli Day by enjoying this delicious dish!

March 19 – Saint Joseph’s Day

St. Joseph’s Day is celebrated on March 19, the feast day of Saint Joseph, husband of the Blessed Virgin Mary. He is the patron saint of the Catholic Church, fathers, carpenters, and workers. The celebration of St. Joseph’s Day began in the Middle Ages.
On St. Joseph’s Day, it is traditional to wear red. Just like green is the color of the day for Saint Patrick, Red is the color of the day for Saint Joseph! That is why the Zeppoles are topped with red cherries! .
One of the most popular traditions of St Joseph’s Day is to set the Tavola di San Giuseppe or the Table of Saint Joseph. It is customary to set the table on the evening of March 18 with pasta, vegetables, fresh fish, eggs, pastries, fruit, and wine!
If you find yourself in Italy around March 19th, don’t be surprised to see bakeries selling Zeppole di San Giuseppe. This special pastry only appears a couple of weeks before the feast day dedicated to Saint Joseph, before disappearing until the following year. Every region in Italy has a slightly different take on the recipe. If you take the time to make any of these region-specific St Joseph’s pastries, you will surely agree that they are nothing short of heavenly!
Saint Joseph's Day

March 18 – National Quilting Day

National Quilting Day

National Quilting Day is a day to celebrate the art of quilting! There are Quilting practices all around the world. In 1991, the National Quilting Association started National Quilting Day and since then, it has become a global celebration for all quilt lovers and makers. National Quilting Day is celebrated on the third Saturday in March every year. On this day, quilters everywhere come together to share their love of quilting. There are often special events and workshops held on this day, so it’s a great opportunity to learn more about quilting and meet other quilters. Whether you’re an experienced quilter or just getting started, National Quilting Day is the perfect day to celebrate this amazing craft!

March 16 – National Panda Day

National Panda Day

National Panda Day celebrates these beautiful and unique animals and brings attention to the efforts to protect them and their habitats. Pandas are an endangered species, and their populations have been declining in recent years due to habitat loss and fragmentation. National Panda Day is a day to learn about pandas and what we can do to help them

March 15- National Peanut Lovers Day

March 15 is National Peanut Lovers Day, and what better way to celebrate than by eating peanuts! Peanuts are a healthy and delicious snack that can be enjoyed by people of all ages. Eating peanuts is a great way to get your daily dose of protein, fiber, and healthy fats. Peanuts are also a good source of vitamins and minerals, such as magnesium, potassium, and vitamin E. So go ahead and celebrate National Peanut Lovers Day by indulging in your favorite peanut-based snacks!

National Peanut lovers Day

March 14 – Genius Day

National Genius Day

Genius Day is celebrated on March 14 to honor the birth of one of the most renowned scientists in history, Albert Einstein. He revolutionized the way people viewed the universe with his innovative theories like the “Theory of Relativity” and the concepts he devised for quantum physics. After his death, Einstein’s name became synonymous with the word ‘genius.’ His legacy continues to inspire new generations of scientists and innovators.

March 13 – National Napping Day!

After daylight savings, I always feel jet-lagged. It takes me a few days to adjust to the new schedule. Napping is a great way to help recover from the time change and get back on track. It’s a scientific fact that a brief power nap can improve mood, increase alertness and even boost productivity. And today is the perfect day to do it, because it’s National Napping Day!

National Napping Day

March 12 – National Girl Scout Day

National Girl Scout Day
It’s National Girl Scout Day! A day to celebrate one of the most iconic and respected organizations for young girls in America. The Girl Scouts of the USA was founded on this day in 1912, and since then has empowered millions of girls to become leaders, learn new skills, and make a difference in their communities. Today, there are over 2.7 million Girl Scouts in the US and millions more around the world. Girl Scouting provides girls with a unique experience that helps them grow into strong, confident women.
What’s better than getting a box of delicious Girl Scout Cookies? Knowing that you’re supporting a great organization! In 1908, the first known sale of cookies by Girl Scouts occurred in Oklahoma. The cookies were sold by a troop in Muskogee to raise funds for their troop activities. The most popular Girl Scout cookie flavors are Thin Mints, Samoas, and Trefoils. According to the Girl Scout website, nearly 200 million boxes of cookies are sold each year!

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