Religious Holidays

Reformation Day, October 31, 2026: Commemorating Martin Luther's courageous challenge to the Catholic Church and paving the way for Protestantism. more >>

Samhain, October 31, 2026: Marking the threshold between light and dark, Samhain invites connection with the spirit realm, honoring ancestors, and reflecting on the past year's wisdom. more >>

All Saints' Day, November 1, 2026. Honor Christian saints and martyrs with special church services, candle lighting, and visits to loved ones' graves. more >>

All Souls' Day, November 2nd, 2026: Honor loved ones who have passed away by visiting cemeteries, sharing memories, and keeping their spirits alive. more >>

Diwali, the festival of lights, symbolizing triumph of light over darkness, good over evil, and knowledge over ignorance, on 11/8/2026. more >>

Ethiopian Jews mark Sigd on 11/9/2026, commemorating their connection to Jerusalem and longing to return. more >>

Birth of the Bab, November 10, 2026: A joyous occasion honoring the life and teachings of the Bab, a prophet and forerunner to Baha'u'llah, with prayers, music, and devotional readings. more >>

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Baha'i holiday honoring the appointment of 'Abdu'l-Baha as the Centre of the Covenant, emphasizing unity and spiritual growth. more >>

First Sunday of Advent, November 29, 2026 - Mark the beginning of a four-week journey towards Christmas with hope, expectation, and reflection. more >>

Advent Sunday, November 29, 2026: A time of reflection, hope, and joy, marked by the lighting of the first Advent candle and festive decorations, leading to spiritual renewal. more >>

Advent Begins: Prepare for the birth of Jesus Christ on December 2, 2026, through traditions, reflection, and rediscovery of the true Christmas meaning. more >>

Discover the joy and significance of Chanukah, a Jewish holiday commemorating the miracle of light and freedom, on December 5, 2026. more >>

First Day of Hanukkah, 12/5/2026: Discover the miraculous story behind the Festival of Lights and its joyful traditions. more >>

The Start of Hanukkah, 12/5/2026: Discover the joyous holiday that commemorates the rededication of the Temple in Jerusalem, with traditions of lighting a menorah, eating fried treats, and sharing with loved ones. more >>

St Nicholas Day, December 6, 2026: Discover the joy of secret gift-giving, kindness, and goodwill on this heartwarming holiday. more >>

Feast of the Immaculate Conception, December 8, 2026: Learn about the significance of Mary's sinless conception and how Catholics honor her purity. more >>

Last Day of Chanukah, 12/12/2026: Join families and friends for a joyous celebration of faith, perseverance, and community, with traditional activities and delicious treats. more >>

Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe, December 12, 2026: Join devotees in Mexico City as they honor the Virgin Mary's apparition to Juan Diego, marked by vibrant processions, traditional music, and delicious food. more >>

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Asarah B'Tevet: Commemorating the siege of Jerusalem, Jews fast and reflect on the destruction of the First Temple, seeking to reconnect with their heritage and reaffirm their faith. more >>

Forefathers' Day, December 22, 2026: Commemorating the Pilgrims' courage and perseverance in establishing a new life in the New World. more >>

Christmas Eve, 12/24/2026: Join families and friends for a magical evening of joy, tradition, and reflection. more >>

Christmas Day, 12/25/2026: Join families and friends in a joyous holiday of giving, love, and togetherness, filled with festive traditions and heartfelt memories. more >>

Holy Innocents' Day, December 28, 2026, commemorates the massacre of young children in Bethlehem, highlighting the importance of protecting vulnerable lives. more >>

Epiphany, January 6, 2027: Learn about the significance of the Three Wise Men's visit to Jesus and how it's commemorated around the world. more >>

Isra and Mi'raj, 1/6/2027: Discover the miraculous night journey of Prophet Muhammad to Jerusalem and heaven, and its significance in Islamic tradition. more >>

Three Kings' Day, January 6, 2027: Join the festive tradition as families and friends come together to exchange gifts, share treats, and reenact the Magi's journey. more >>

Orthodox Christmas Day, January 7, 2027: Discover the joyous traditions and symbolism surrounding Jesus' birth, from festive decorations to special feasts and gift-giving. more >>

Orthodox New Year, 1/14/2027: Reflect on the past year, renew your spirit, and enjoy festive meals and gift-giving with loved ones. more >>

Discover the unique medieval Christian holiday, Feast of the Ass, on January 14, 2027, where a donkey's role in the Holy Family's escape is commemorated. more >>

Take a Missionary to Lunch Day on 1/14/2027: Learn more about this lesser-known holiday and discover ways to show appreciation for missionaries. more >>

World Religion Day, January 17, 2027: Explore interfaith understanding, unity, and harmony among people of different religious backgrounds. more >>

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Discover the significance of Tu Bishvat, the Jewish holiday honoring nature's beauty and significance, on January 23, 2027. Learn about its traditions and inspiration for environmental stewardship. more >>

Discover the joy and importance of Tu BiShvat, the Jewish holiday honoring nature and the environment, on January 23, 2027. more >>

National Sanctity of Human Life Day, 1/24/2027 - Honoring the value and dignity of every human life, from conception to natural death. more >>

St. Dwynwen's Day, 1/25/2027, discover the charming Welsh holiday that honors love, friendship, and romance with traditions of love tokens, romantic meals, and heartfelt toasts. more >>

World Hijab Day, 2/1/2027: Experience the significance of the hijab, foster empathy, and break down stereotypes as non-Muslim women wear the headscarf and Muslim women share their stories. more >>

Candlemas, February 2, 2027: Mark the midpoint of winter and welcome spring's return with candlelight, purification, and sweet treats. more >>

International Day of Human Fraternity, 2/4/2027: Unite cultures, foster global citizenship, and promote peaceful coexistence through dialogue, mutual respect, and tolerance. more >>

Ramadan Starts: Discover the significance of this sacred Islamic holiday, where Muslims fast, reflect, and grow spiritually. more >>

The Start of Ramadan, 2/8/2027 - Discover the significance of the Islamic holiday marking the beginning of a sacred period of fasting, reflection, and spiritual growth. more >>

Ash Wednesday, 2/10/2027: A day of reflection, repentance, and renewal, marked by the imposition of ashes and a 40-day journey of self-examination and spiritual growth. more >>

Carnival, a vibrant holiday before Lent, marked by feasting, parades, and colorful costumes. more >>

World Day of the Sick, February 11, 2027: A day to shine a light on compassion, empathy, and kindness for those who are ill or suffering, promoting community and understanding. more >>

National Shut-in Visitation Day, 2/11/2027: Bring joy and connection to those feeling lonely and isolated by visiting and engaging with shut-ins. more >>

Honoring the beauty and importance of marriage on World Marriage Day, February 14, 2027. more >>