Religious Holidays

Shia Muslims commemorate Imam Hussein's martyrdom on Ashura, a day of mourning, processions, and charity, reflecting his values of compassion and justice. more >>

Feast of Saints Peter and Paul, June 29, 2026: Honor the martyrdom of Jesus' apostles Peter and Paul, key figures in early Christianity, through processions, masses, and festive gatherings. more >>

Global Forgiveness Day, 7/7/2026: Let go of grudges, resentments, and negative emotions, promoting liberation, renewal, and personal growth. more >>

Tisha B'Av, 7/23/2026: A somber Jewish holiday marking the destruction of the First and Second Temples, with fasting, prayer, and introspection. more >>

Feast of Saint James on 7/25/2026: Discover the vibrant traditions and spiritual significance of honoring Saint James the Greater, one of Jesus' twelve apostles. more >>

Join thousands of pilgrims on Reek Sunday, July 26, 2026, as they climb Ireland's sacred Croagh Patrick mountain, a powerful symbol of spiritual renewal and connection with nature. more >>

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Assumption of Mary, 8/15/2026: Commemorating Mary's miraculous ascent into heaven, body and soul, without death, a testament to her sinless life and role as Mother of God. more >>

International Day Commemorating the Victims of Acts of Violence Based on Religion or Belief, 8/22/2026 - Honoring victims, promoting tolerance, and fighting religiously motivated violence. more >>

The Prophet's Birthday, 8/26/2026, marks the birth of Prophet Muhammad with grand celebrations, poetry, and stories about his life, faith, and guidance. more >>

Milad un Nabi (Mawlid) on 8/26/2026: Discover the significance of this joyous Islamic holiday honoring the Prophet Muhammad's birth, marked by devotion, poetry, and family gatherings. more >>

Hari Maulad Nabi, commemorating Prophet Muhammad's birth, marked by grand celebrations, devotional acts, and family gatherings on 8/26/2026. more >>

Janmashtami (Smarta) - 9/3/2026: Discover the significance of Lord Krishna's birth, a symbol of hope and liberation, as devotees come together to worship and pay homage. more >>

Janmashtami, 9/4/2026: Discover the significance of Lord Krishna's birth, traditions, and rituals that bring joy and devotion to this Hindu festival. more >>

Virgin Mary Day, 9/8/2026: Honor Mary's life, virtues, and role in Christianity with processions, prayers, and traditional music. more >>

Rosh Hashana, the Jewish New Year, marks the start of the High Holy Days with reflection, forgiveness, and a fresh start, featuring the iconic shofar and sweet treats. more >>

The Start of Rosh Hashanah, 9/12/2026 - Reflect on a sweet new year with family, introspection, and spiritual growth, as Jews around the world mark the beginning of the High Holy Days. more >>

Ganesh Chaturthi, 9/14/2026: Discover the vibrant Hindu festival honoring Lord Ganesha, remover of obstacles, with processions, music, and devotion. more >>

The Exaltation of the Holy Cross, 9/14/2026. Discover the significance of this Christian holiday commemorating the discovery of the True Cross, Jesus' crucifixion, and God's love and redemption. more >>

Yom Kippur: Reflect on your sins and seek forgiveness on this sacred Jewish holiday, marked by a 25-hour fast and haunting shofar sounds, on 9/21/2026. more >>

First Day of Sukkot, 9/26/2026: Experience the joy and gratitude of this harvest holiday, marked by sukkahs, lulav, and etrog, as Jews honor God's protection and blessings. more >>

The Start of Sukkot, 9/26/2026: Join Jewish families in their sukkahs, sharing meals and blessings amidst the harvest season's abundance and symbolizing life's fragility. more >>

National Day of Praise and Worship, 9/26/2026: Discover the meaning and significance behind this lesser-known holiday. more >>

National Day of Forgiveness, 9/27/2026: Learn about this lesser-known holiday and explore forgiveness-related observances. more >>

Michaelmas, September 29, 2026: Reflect on the past year, feast, and revel in good luck and protection from evil spirits. more >>

Bring Your Bible to School Day, October 1, 2026: Explore how students express faith, share values, and foster community. more >>

Last Day of Sukkot: Join Jews worldwide on 10/2/2026 for a joyous day of prayer, music, and feasting, marking the end of Sukkot. more >>

Hoshana Rabbah, 10/2/2026: Join Jews worldwide in a day of spiritual reflection, purification, and joy as they recite prayers, beat willow branches, and rejoice in the divine. more >>

Guardian Angels Day, October 2, 2026: Honor the spiritual beings watching over you, reflect on positive influences, and strengthen your connection with your guardian angel. more >>

Shmini Atzeret, 10/3/2026: A joyous Jewish holiday marking Sukkot's conclusion, with prayers, melodies, and a special focus on invoking divine blessings for a bountiful harvest. more >>

Feast of St Francis of Assisi, October 4, 2026: Join in honoring the patron saint of animals and the environment with blessings, pet-friendly services, and acts of kindness. more >>

Simchat Torah: Join the joyful Jewish holiday on 10/4/2026 as Jews gather to dance with Torah scrolls, singing and rejoicing in the streets. more >>

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World Communion Sunday, October 4, 2026: Unite with believers worldwide in a symbol of unity and fellowship, emphasizing the global nature of Christianity. more >>

St. Francis of Assisi Feast Day, October 4, 2026: Honor the life of the compassionate Italian saint through animal blessings, charity, and environmental stewardship. more >>

Frances Xavier Cabrini Day, October 5, 2026, honors Saint Frances Xavier Cabrini, the first American citizen canonized, with prayer services, processions, and cultural events highlighting her tireless work and commitment to serving others. more >>

Navratri, October 11, 2026: Discover the vibrant Hindu festival honoring the divine feminine energy of Durga, with traditional dances, spiritual growth, and blessings for protection and happiness. more >>

Honoring spiritual leaders on Pastor Appreciation Day, October 11, 2026, through gestures of gratitude and community bonding. more >>

National Sunday School Teacher Appreciation Day, October 18, 2026 - Honor the dedication and hard work of Sunday school teachers who shape young minds and hearts. more >>

National Prayer Day (Zambia) - 10/18/2026. Zambians unite in nationwide prayers for unity, prosperity, and divine guidance. more >>

Dussehra: Triumph of good over evil, marking Lord Rama's victory over Ravana, with pujas, decorations, and cultural events. more >>

Pro-Life Day of Silent Solidarity, 10/20/2026: Take a vow of silence to raise awareness about the value and dignity of every human life. more >>

Visit a Cemetery Day on 10/25/2026: Pay respects to loved ones, reflect on legacies, and connect with heritage. more >>

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 >>