There’s not only an app for the most bizarre things, but there’s likely also books and entire holidays surrounded around them too. With that said, we’ve prepared a list of local and international holidays that are celebrated, most of which you likely have never heard of. Ranging from Bonza Bottler Day and Buy Nothing Day to One Cent Day and Elephant Appreciation Day, this list includes a perfect balance of weirdness and unique days that you can participate in.
6. Bonza Bottler Day
6. Bonza Bottler Day
Bonza Bottler is celebrated every month on the day in the month that coincides with the number of the month (January 1st, February 2nd, March 3rd, etc.). Started by Elaine Fremont in 1985, Fremont was said to have created it after realizing there were no special occasions to celebrate every month.
5. International Nose Picking Day
5. International Nose Picking Day
International Nose Picking Day is celebrated annually on April 23rd under an International Observance. Although the day isn’t linked to a creator, it’s still a day celebrated worldwide.
4. Fight Procrastination Day
4. Fight Procrastination Day
On the 6th of September each year, Fight Procrastination Day is celebrated. You can celebrate the holiday by going through your to-do list and crossing out the things that you would have gotten to tomorrow.
3. Buy Nothing Day
3. Buy Nothing Day
Celebrated in North America on November 28th and internationally on November 29th, Buy Nothing Day is described as an international day of protest protecting consumers. Celebrated after Thanksgiving, supporters simply say that they’re against consumerism.
2. Have A Bad Day Day
2. Have A Bad Day Day
Have a Bad Day Day is celebrated on November 19th each year. The holiday was reportedly created for people who work directly with customers and therefore have to say “Have a nice day.” And don’t worry, the holiday is also for those who get tired of hearing it.
1. Square Dance Day
1. Square Dance Day
“Dosey Do!” Celebrated on November 29th in the U.S., National Square Dance Day celebrates a form of folk dancing — square dancing. And yes, just so you know, square dancing can be fun and actually be great exercise for those of all ages.
