
National Apple Day 2026 (Oct 21) Facts, Recipes & Ways to Celebrate
National Apple Day is observed on October 21. In 2026 that is a Wednesday. It is an unofficial food observance, so there…
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National Apple Day is observed on October 21. In 2026 that is a Wednesday. It is an unofficial food observance, so there is no government proclamation and no day off, but it falls right in the middle…
Read moreA national day is a date that a country, a community or the whole world sets aside to remember, celebrate or stand up for something that matters. It may be an independence day, a public holiday, a United Nations observance, an awareness day or a joyful “National … Day” for a food you love. Some come with a flag and a day off. Others come with just a reason to smile. Every one comes with a story worth knowing.
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National Apple Day is observed on October 21. In 2026 that is a Wednesday. It is an unofficial food observance, so there…
A date on the calendar says: stop here, look around, feel something. That is why almost every culture keeps days to remember, to rest and to belong. Across the 190 UN member countries that Pew Research Center analyzed, the typical country observes 13 public holidays in 2026, from a handful in some places to 30 in Myanmar.
Find out why we celebrateBecause every day has a story.

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| Holiday | 🇺🇸 USA | 🇬🇧 UK | 🇨🇦 Canada | 🇦🇺 Australia |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| New Year’s Day | January 1 | January 1 | January 1 | January 1 |
| Christmas Day | December 25 | December 25 | December 25 | December 25 |
| National day | Independence Day: July 4 | Varies by UK nation | Canada Day: July 1 | Australia Day: January 26 |
| Labour / Labor Day | First Monday in September | No single equivalent; bank holidays vary | First Monday in September | Varies by state or territory |
Calendar dates shown. Substitute days and legal entitlements vary by region and employer. Check the relevant official calendar.
Same holidays.
Different dates.
Different cultures…♡