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Bizarre, Crazy, Silly,
Unknown Holidays & Observances
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June
Monthly Observances
Adopt A Shelter Cat Month
Antiphospholipid Antibody Syndrome Awaremess Month Link
Black Music Month Link
Cancer From The Sun Month
Celibacy Awareness Month (validation
link 4 members only)
Child Vision Awareness Month
Children's Awareness Month
Dairy Alternative Month
Effective Communications Month
Entrepreneurs "Do It Yourself" Marketing Month
Fireworks Safety Month
Gay & Lesbian Pride Month Link
Great Outdoors Month
International Childhood Cancer Campaign Month
International Men's Month
International Surf Music Month Link
Dairy Month
June is Lane Courtesy Month (Link)
June is Perennial Gardening
Month
June is Turkey Lovers Month Link
National Accordion Awareness Month
National Aphasia Awareness Month
National Bathroom Reading Month
National Candy Month
National GLBT (Gay,Lesbian,Bisexual &
Transgender) Awareness
Month
National GLBT (Gay,Lesbian,Bisexual &
Transgender) Book
Month
National Ice Tea Month
National Rivers Month
National Rose Month
National Safety Month
National Smile Month Link
National Soul Food Month
National Steakhouse Month
Pharmacists Declare War on Alcoholism Month
Potty Training Awareness Month
Professional Wellness Month
Rebuild Your Life Month
Skyscraper Month
Sports America Kids Month
Student Safety Month
Vision Research Month
Women's Golf Month Link
World Infertility Month
June
Weekly Observances
(World)
Dystonia Awareness Week: 5-12 Link
International Clothesline Week: 5-12
National Headache Awareness Week:
6-12
National Tire Safety Week: 6-12 Link
National Automotive Service
Professionals Week: 7-13
National Business Etiquette Week: 7-13
National Sun Safety Week: 7-12 Link
Superman Week: 10-13
Nursing Assistants Week: 10-17
National Flag Week: 13-19
Men's Health Week: 14-20 Link
Universal Father's Week: 14-20 Link
Meet A Mate Week: 14-20
Carpenter Ant Awareness Week: 20-26
National Mosquito Control Awareness Week: 20-27 Link
Watermelon Seed Spitting Week: 24-27
National Prevention of Eye Injuries
Awareness: 28 -7/5
Fish Are Friends, Not Food! Week:
28-7/4 Link
June
Daily Observances

NOTE: An * in front of the day means that the observance is on the same day every year regardless of the day it falls on.
*Heimlich
Maneuver Day: 1
*National Go Barefoot Day: 1
Say Something Nice Day: 1
*Stand For Children Day: 1 Link
*Leave the Office Early Day: 2
*National Bubba Day: 2
National Running Day: 2 Link
National Tailors Day: 2 (First
Wednesday)
*Yell "Fudge" at the Cobras in North America Day: 2
*Chimborazo Day: 3
Audacity To Hope Day: 4
*International Day of
Innocent Children Victims of Aggression: 4
Doughnut Day or Donut Day: 4-5 Link
(First Fri.-Sat. in June)
*Apple II Day: 5
*World Environment Day: 5
Drawing Day or Pencil Day: 5 Link
Belmont Stakes: 5 Link
National Trails Day: 5
Children's Awareness Memorial Day:
6
*D-Day: 6
*Drive-in Movie Day: 6
National Cancer Survivors Day: 6
*(Daniel) Boone Day: 7
*VCR Day: 7
*Upsy Daisy Day: 8
*World Ocean Day: 8
* Donald Duck Day: 9 Link
(See Also March 13)
*Ball Point Pen Day: 10
* Iced Tea Day: 10 Link
Note: June 10, 1904 was a Friday.
Nursing Assistants Day: 10
Corn on the Cob Day: 11
Crowded Nest Awareness Day: 12
*Loving Day: 12 Link
Raggedy Ann & Andy Day: 12-13 Link
Ride The Wind
Day, Ride For Wind Day or World Wind Day: 12 Link
The Wicket World of Croquet Day: 12
Abused Women and Children's
Awareness Day: 13
Children's Sunday: 13
Multicultural American Child Awareness Day: 13
Race Unity Day: 13
*Army's
Birthday: 14
Pause for the Pledge Day: 14
*(World)
Blood Donor Day: 14 Link
*Family
History Day: 14
*Flag
Day: 14
* Native American Citizenship Day:
15
* Nature Photography Day: 15 Link
*Bloomsday: 16 Link
*Fudge
Day: 16 Link
*Ladies' Day (Baseball): 16
Dump The Pump Day: 17 Link
(4th Thursday)
*Stewarts
Root Beer Day: 17
*World
Day To Combat Desertification and Drought: 17
Recess At Work Day: 17
National Flip Flop Day: 18
Link (3rd Friday)
Work@Home
Father's Day: 18
*Garfield
the Cat Day: 19
*Juneteenth: 19
World Juggling Day: 19
*World Sickle Cell Day: 19 Link
*World Sauntering Day: 19
American Eagle Day: 20 Link
*
Husband Caregiver Day: 20
Family Awareness Day: 20
Father's Day: 20
* World Refugee Day: 20
National Daylight Appreciation Day: 21
Ann & Samantha Day: 21 (also
Dec. 21)
* Baby Boomer's Recognition Day: 21
Go Skateboarding Day: 21 Link
Ride To Work Day (Motorcycles) : 21
Link
Summer Solstice: 21
*World Handshake Day: 21 Link
(Do not confuse with National Handshake Day - different sponsor on June 24)
World Humanist Day: 21
Perigan Spring Tides: 22
*
Stupid Guy Thing Day: 22
National Columnists Day: 22
*Let
It Go Day: 23
*Public
Service Day: 23
*Celebration
of the Senses: 24
*International Fairy Day: 24 Link
National Bomb Pop Day: 24
National Hand Shake Day: 24 Link
(Different sponsor than World Handshake Day)
Take Your Dog To Work Day: 25 Link
*International
Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking: 26
*International
Day in Support of Victims of Torture: 26
ARRL (American Radio Relay League)
Field Day: 26-27 Link
*Decide To Be Married Day: 27
*
"Happy Birthday To You" Day: 27
*National
HIV Testing Day: 27
America's Kids Day: 27
Descendants Day: 27
Please Take My Children To Work Day: 28
Library Advocacy Day: 29 (Usually
called National Library Legislative Day held on May 10-12) Link
*Leap Second Time Adjustment Day:
30
(Note: This is listed as
an observance title only. Some years scientists do not make adjustments.
But, if they do, then it's done on either June 30 or December 31.)
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Full Moon on the 26th is called
"Strawberry Moon" by Native Americans of New England and the Great
Lakes
because at this time of the year, the strawberry ripened.
On June 26 there will be a partial eclipse
of the moon. This will be visible in eastern Asia, Australia, the Pacific Ocean
region
and western regions of the Americas.

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