National Days in April

National Days in April:

April 1:

• National Sourdough Bread Day – celebrate with Sourdough bread made of Long fermented yeast.
• April Fools’ Day – specially designed for people to play practical jokes against each other
• National One Cent Day – The day, dealt with a one cent coin issued by united states in 1793 on the Same Day!

April 2:

• National Peanut Butter and Jelly Day – During the Year 1903, Straub, a doctor invented the machine which consisted the same pattern created by Kellog. Thus Peanut butter was introduced.
• National Ferret Day – The day, just been celebrated to create an awareness to the public to respect and treat ferrets well.
• National Reconciliation Day – sort out the misunderstandings and to reconcile again with our loved ones.

April 3:

• National Love Our Children Day – This day is to enhance our children lives in all possible ways.
• National Find a Rainbow Day – celebrated in the early spring season. Seeing a colorful rainbow adds more color to our day.
• National Chocolate Mousse Day – authorize a delicious dessert, which is reported to be originated from France in the 18th Century
• National Tweed Day – celebrated on two different causes. one is on behalf of Tweed, a woolen Fabric and another is to recognize the leadership of a politician “William tweed”.
• World Party Day – observed on behalf of a novel, A Quantum Fiction, written by Vanna Bonta
• National Film Score Day – recognize the musical expertise called “Film Scores”.

April 4:

• National School Librarian Day – honor the work of school librarian.
• National Love Our Children Day – enhance our children lives in all possible ways.
• National Cordon Bleu Day – celebrate a delicious dish “Cordon bleu” made by the combination of chicken breast and cheese.
• National Walk Around Things Day – open to interpretation depending on who is considering it in a figurative or literal sense.
• National Hug a Newsperson Day – recognition and appreciation of the people that report the news to us every day.

April 5:

• National Raisin and Spice Bar Day – This baked delicacy is simple to make and well-liked by many.
• National Go For Broke Day – celebrated to mark the historical death of Private First Class Sadao Munemori of the 442^nd Regiment of the American army in 1945.
• National Deep Dish Pizza Day – celebrate the most loved varieties of pizza throughout the country.
• National Caramel Day – It’s devoted to the thick, gooey, delectable material created by the gourmet skills, called Caramel.
• National Read a Road Map Day – On this day, it is preferred that one must spend quality time learning how to read a roadmap perfectly.
• Jeep 4×4 Day – special celebration for all Jeep lovers and off-road aficionados.

April 6:

• National Love Our Children Day – This day is to enhance our children lives in all possible ways.
• National Teflon Day – honor the invention of Teflon by Dr. Roy Plunkett. This happened accidentally on 6^th April 1938.
• National Tartan Day – The holiday is used as a commemoration of the Scottish Declaration of Independence.
• National Sorry Charlie Day – day that recognizes rejections you might have faced at some part of your life.
• National Student-Athlete Day – recognition of the remarkable accomplishments that student-athletes make in their athletic activities.
• National Caramel Popcorn Day – celebrate the taste of Caramel over our favorite Popcorn, which has reserved its place as America’s favorite snack over the decades.

April 7:

• National Coffee Cake Day – celebration of a type of cake that goes exceptionally well with a cup of coffee, although the cake itself contains non-coffee.
• National Girl Me Too Day – serves to recognize the strength as well as the endurance of women of all ages.
• National No Housework Day – encourages us to take a break from all the housework!
• National Beer Day – honors the most popular alcoholic drink in the world

April 8:

• National All is Ours Day – appreciation of the beauty of nature and the wonderful and beautiful things that life has brought our way.
• National Animal Crackers Day – The day is to enjoy with Animal Crackers.
• National Zoo Lovers Day – celebrated on an annual basis to encourage people to explore every zoo that is available in their region.
• National Empanada Day – honors one of the most delicious pastries – the Empanadas!

April 9:

• National Chinese Almond Cookie Day – recognition of a delicious treat that features almond nuts.
• National Winston Churchill Day – recall the moment when Winston Churchill, former Prime minister of the United Kingdom
• National Cherish an Antique Day – encourage people to explore the history and basis of treasures such as family heirlooms.
• National Name Yourself Day – celebrated every year to give people a chance to reinvent and revitalize their names, especially the ones that have other names in mind.
• National Former Prisoner of War Recognition Day – honor of the courage and bravery of men and women that have survived torture at the hands of their captors.

April 10:

• National Farm Animals Day – day to focus more on the attention deserved by the farm animals.
• National Encourage a Young Writer Day – Encouraging budding writers
• National Cinnamon Crescent Day – celebrate a remarkable pastry that achieves a mouth-watering excitement.
• National Siblings Day – observed to cherish the unique bond between siblings.

April 11:

• National Cheese Fondue Day – observed to acknowledge a food holiday that many people relish and the impact that food has on our lives and healthy lifestyle.
• National Eight Track Tape Day – The day is observed to celebrate the Eight Track Tape.
• National Submarine Day – Submarine Community as the United States got its first modern submarine
• National Barber Shop Quartet Day – It memorialized the birth of the organized barbershop when 26 men gathered at the invitation of Rupert Hall for a songfest.
• National Pet Day – reminds us of the joy pets give us and the urgent need to raise awareness about the plight of pets orphaned or living in shelters.

April 12:

• National Licorice Day – On this day, it is celebrated in all its forms.
• National Grilled Cheese Sandwich Day – honor the substantial bread and cheese feast and make a toast to it as the centerpiece of every meal.
• National Big Wind Day – the measurement of the highest natural strong wind observed on the surface of the planet

April 13:

• National Thomas Jefferson Day – celebrated in honor of the third President of the United States.
• National Peach Cobbler Day – commemorate the classic American dessert- peach cobbler, an American dessert packed with nutrition and taste.
• National Make Lunch Count Day – spread awareness among its citizens regarding the importance of having lunch breaks in between work.
• National Scrabble Day – On the birthday of Alfred Mosher Butts, the inventor of the board game Scrabble nearly seven decades back.

April 14:

• National Reach as High As You Can Day – remind us that our goals can be reevaluated and we can reach them when we put in our best efforts.
• National Pecan Day – Celebrating the native nuts to the country
• National Pan American Day – Commemorating the first of the international conference of states of America
• National Dolphin Day – The day to create an awareness of the Dolphin Welfare and to create a better
• National Ex Spouse Day – celebrated to encourage the people who have dissolved marriage to forgive their particular former spouses and successfully move beyond

April 15:

• Titanic Remembrance Day – observed to pay tribute to the people died during the demise of the Titanic Ship in the Year 1914
• National Rubber Eraser Day – The day is to thank the invention of Rubber Eraser.
• National Tax Day – The day also refers to the 15th of April for provincial income taxes.
• National Take A Wild Guess Day – paying attention to your hunches.
• National Glazed Spiral Ham Day – Glazed Ham’s gourmet dish.
• National Bean Counter Day – There are unending flows of financial papers and tax records to be acquired and prepared during the fiscal season

April 16:

• National Eggs Benedict Day – marks the importance of a delicious breakfast dish, Egg Benedict.
• National Orchid Day – acknowledges one of the worldwide’s various and international flowering plant families.
• National Healthcare Decisions Day – aims to educate the general public and health care professionals about planning and preparing for future healthcare decisions.
• National Wear Your Pajamas To Work Day – After reaching a late-night deadline, rearranging receipts, and adding columns to complete our taxes, this Day provides us with a breather.

April 17:

• National Haiku Poetry Day – honors the eponymous art form. Haiku
• National Ellis Island Family History Day – inspires individuals to research their ancestors and find family and friends who came via Ellis Island.
• National Bat Appreciation Day – rise in awareness and the sense of responsibility surrounding our ecosystem
• National Cheese Ball Day – honors two types of cheese snacks – the cheese spread and the cheese puffs!
• National Bookmobile Day – appreciate our access to the moving library and information that is otherwise not accessible to most of us.

April 18:

• National Lineman Appreciation Day – Honoring those who ensure that our power keeps going at all times
• National Columnist Day – supported by an organization named the National Society of Newspaper Columnist to help and support all columnists and journalists worldwide.

April 19:

• National Hanging Out Day – observed to promote the use of clotheslines as opposed to energy-consuming dryers.
• Oklahoma City Bombing Commemoration Day – commemorate the callous bomb attack on Alfred P.Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City, United States
• National Garlic Day – create awareness of the Natural Medicine, Garlic.
• National Amaretto Day – Known for their amazing aroma and flavor, the almond-flavored Amaretto liqueur

April 20:

• National Pineapple Upside Down Cake Day – celebration of a sweet cake containing pineapples as well as cherries.
• National Look Alike Day – celebrate those who resemble each other and reminds them that despite their similarities, they are each unique in their own way.
• National Lima Bean Respect Day – celebrated occasion to give the lima bean the respect it very much deserves.
• National Cheddar Fries Day – celebration of the chance to enjoy the amazing and delicious cheddar fries, crispy, golden French fries decorated with Wisconsin cheddar cheese.

April 21:

• National Yellow Bat Day – commemorating the same day in 1967 when the army activated the 265^th Army Security Agency Company
• National Kindergarten Day – Honoring Friedrich Wilhelm August Frobel, the founder of Kindergarten
• National Chocolate Covered Cashews Day – celebration of one of the most delightful snacks.
• National Pet Parents Day – celebrate responsible pet parents as well as their furry children, the pets.

April 22:

• National Earth Day – founded by Gaylord Nelson, A Politician, environmentalist and the Senator of the Wisconsin State, United States.
• National Teach Children to Save Day – to bring adequate awareness regarding saving money amongst the youth.
• National Girl Scout Leader’s Day – recognition of the many leaders that have a history volunteering their time as well as effort in sharing their experiences with the youth countrywide.
• National Jelly Bean Day – celebrate the wonderful versatile and colorful candy.

April 23:

• National Talk Like Shakespeare Day – gesture to memorialize one of the most renowned writers and poets of the land William Shakespeare.
• National Take a Chance Day – commemorated for spreading awareness about encouraging an individual to step out of their comfort zone.
• National Lost Dogs Awareness Day – commemorated for spreading awareness about missing stray dogs finding their families, and reuniting.
• National Cherry Cheesecake Day – serves to recognize the food holiday and calls upon bakers to prepare different cherry cheesecake recipes.
• National Picnic Day – encourages citizens to go outside and spend some quality time and enjoy time with loved ones.

April 24:

• National Pigs in a Blanket Day – commemorate the most loved comfort foods across the US – Pigs in a Blanket. Therefore, they celebrate the day.

April 25:

• National Zucchini Bread Day – It is meant to encourage the baking of this delicious treat, which combines Zucchini and bread.
• National Telephone Day – observes this Day to commemorate Alexander Graham BELL’s remarkable innovation.
• National Hug a Plumber Day – commemorates individuals who come to our aid whenever houses are flooded or sewers get blocked.
• National East Meets West Day – This day marks the historical event- when the Eastern Front of the Allied forces met the Western front on the banks of River Elbe.
• National DNA Day – On this day, we acknowledge the discovery made by James Watson and  Francis Crick

April 26:

• National Richter Scale Day – honor of the birth of Charles F. Richter, the man who invented the Richter Scale.
• National Kids and Pets Day – raising awareness about the relevance of picking the ideal pet for children and at the ideal time.
• National Help a Horse Day – serves to motivate horse lovers as well as horse advocates to join efforts towards the protection of horses that are either neglected or abused or both.
• National Audubon Day – honor of the birth and life of John James Audubon
• National Pretzel Day – honors one of the much-loved snacks of the US – the Pretzels!

April 27:

• National Prime Rib Day – special day for all steak enthusiasts as it signifies an occasion where people go to their favorite steakhouse for this special meal.
• National Tell a Story Day – Storytelling is one the most efficient and effective ways to share your experiences and communicate with people.
• National Devil Dog Day – Celebrating and honoring the marines of US Defense forces, who earned the nickname of “Devil Dog”
• National Babe Ruth Day – special day set aside by baseball enthusiasts from all over the globe in appreciation of Ruth, the best baseball player the world has ever known.

April 28:

• National Great Poetry Reading Day – It honors excellent poetry and the prominent poets that write it.
• National BraveHearts Day – honors those little flowers of society, the innocent beings
• National Blueberry Pie Day – heralds in the blueberry pie-making season.
• Workers’ Memorial Day – reminder of unity and of all the humanity of the workers we’ve lost who left behind legacies.
• National Superhero Day – honor all the superheroes who have captured your imagination and inspired you in your life.

April 29:

• National Shrimp Scampi Day – The day is to celebrate with Shrimp scampi dish.
• National Zipper Day – commemoration of the same date in 1913 during which the patent for the contemporary zipper was issued.
• National Peace Rose Day – honoring and celebrating the hybrid tea rose, a breed of light-yellow or cream-colored flowers.

April 30:

• National Bugs Bunny Day – serves to recognize the date when the popular and renowned bunny first featured in a short film almost 100 years ago in 1938.
• National Sarcoidosis Day – observed to create awareness on sarcoidosis, a disease due to inflammation of cells because of Granuloma.
• National Bubble Tea Day – celebrate the best offerings of bubble tea, including its characteristic creamy milk tea, refreshing green, and fruity slushies.
• National Raisin Day – serves to celebrate the tiny grapes that have either been sundried in the vineyard or dried mechanically through dehydration.
• National PrepareAthon! Day – established to remind people that crises can happen at any time, which is why preparation is crucial at all times.
• National Oatmeal Cookie Day – The day is to celebrate with cookies made up of oats.
• National Military Brats Day – recognition of the military child honors to celebrate the children of all personnel serving in the military.
• National Hairstylist Appreciation Day – intended to honor hairstylists from different parts of the world in their efforts to make artful hairstyles.
• National Honesty Day – encourages the citizens of America to uphold honesty both in their personal and professional lives.
• National Adopt A Shelter Pet Day – reminds us of all the pets that need a home and all the support they can!