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November comes from the Latin word novem, "nine," because this had been the ninth month in the early Roman calendar.
(Note: Although it's our eleventh month, the name never got changed.)
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November 2025  Monthly Holidays


Adopt A Senior Pet Month  Link   Link
Adopt A Turkey Month Link  Link (October thru December)
American Diabetes Month
American Indian Heritage Month Link 
Aviation History Month
Banana Pudding Lovers Month
Children's Grief Awareness Month  Link
Critical Infrastructure Security and Resilience Month  Link
Diabetic Eye Disease Month
Epilepsy Awareness Month Link
Eye Donation Month
Family Stories Month Link
Gluten-Free Diet Awareness Month
Hepatitis C (HCV) Education, Awareness and Screening Month
Historic Bridge Awareness Month Link
International Games Month (Libraries) Link  (Changed from Week to Month in 2022)
Lung Cancer Awareness Month
Manatee Awareness Month Link
Movember Link
MADD's Tie One On For Safety Holiday Campaign (11/1- 1/1/25) Link
Military Family Appreciation Month Link
National Adoption Month
National PPSI AIDS Awareness Month
National Alzheimer's Disease Month
National COPD Month Link
National Diabetes Month
National Entrepreneurship Month Link
National Family Caregivers Month Link
National Georgia Pecan Month
National Gratitude Month  Link
National Healthy Skin Month Link
National Home Care & Hospice Month Link
National Hospice & Palliative Care Month  Link
National Impotency Month Link
National Inspirational Role Models Month
National Memoir Writing Month
National Long-term Care Awareness Month
National Marrow Awareness Month
National Medical Science Liaison (MSL) Awareness & Appreciation Month Link
National Native American Heritage Month
National Family Literacy Month
National Novel Writing Month Link
National Peanut Butter Lovers Month Link  Link
National Pet Cancer Awareness Month Link  Link  (Also in May Different Sponsor)
National Pomegranate Month Link
National PPSI Aids Awareness Month
National Runaway Prevention Month Link
National Scholarship Month Link
NET Cancer Awareness Month  Link
Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month Link
Pet Diabetes Month Link
Picture Book Month Link
PPHI Aids Awareness Month
Prematurity Awareness Month Link
PTA Healthy Lifestyles Month Link
Stomach Cancer Awareness Month Link
Sweet Potato Awareness Month Link  (See also February)
Teff and Millet Month Link
World Vegan Month
Worldwide Bereaved Siblings Month



November 2025 Weekly Holidays

 



*National Fig Week: 1-7
*World Communication Week: 1-7
Childrens Book Week: 2-8 Link  (Also May 6-12) (First full week starting Monday) 
Drowsy Driving Prevention Week: 2-8  Link   (First Full Week)
Give Wildlife A Brake! Week: 2-8  Link (First Week)
National Book Awards Week: 2-8
National Animal Shelter Appreciation Week: 2-8  Link   (First Full Week)
National Radiologic Technology Week:2-8 Link  (Must include Nov. 8)
National Veterans Small Business Week: 2-8 (Usually first week in November. Can start in October sometimes.)  Link
Polar Bear Week: 2-8 (First Full Week)
International Stress Awareness Week: 3-7  Link (First M-F Week)
International Women Police Officers Week: 3-6 Link
National Patient Accessibility Week: 3-7 (First M-F Week)
Forensic Nurses Week: 4-10  Link
*Dear Santa Letter Week: 7-13
National Farm Toy Show Days: 7-9  (First Full Weekend)
National Donor Sabath: 7-9 (The Fri.Sat.Sun. 2 Weeks Before Thanksgiving)
World Antibiotic Awareness Week: 8-14 (Begins 2nd Saturday to Friday)
National Cider Week: 9-15 Link (Always 2nd Week)
National Split Pea Soup Week: 9-15 (2nd Week starts on Sunday) Link
National Nurse Practioner's Week: 9-15 Link  Link
Perioperative Nurse Week: 9-15 Link  (2nd Week starts on Sunday)
Roc Your Moc Week: 9-15Link  (Always has 15th in it)
World Kindness Week: 9-15  Link  (Always has the 13th in it)
Dermatology Week: 12-15 Link
National Young Readers Week: 16-22 Link
International Fraud Awareness Week: 16-22 Link (2nd or 3rd Week)
International Restorative Justice Week: 16-22 Link  (Third Week)
National Hunger & Homeless Awareness Week: 16-22 Link  (Week before Thanksgiving)
American Education Week: 17-23 Link (M-F Always Week Before Thanksgiving)
Geography Awareness Week: 17-23 Link  (M-F 3rd Full Week)
National Global Entrepreneurship Week: 17-23 Link
*World Antimicrobial Awareness Week: 18-24  Link
National Farm-City Week: 21-27 (Week Always Ends on Thanksgiving Day)
Church/State Separation Week: 23-29 (Always Thanksgiving Week)
GERD Awareness Week: 23-29 (Week of Thanksgiving) Link
National Bible Week: 23-30 (Sunday before Thanksgiving to Sunday After It.)
National Family Week: 23-29 (Always Thanksgiving Week)
National Game & Puzzle Week: 23-29 (Sunday-Saturday Thanksgiving Week)
Better Conversation Week: 23-29 (Always Thanksgiving Week)
National Deal Week: 26-12/2 (Week begins on the Wed. aka day before Thanksgiving)



November 2025 Daily Holidays

*All Saints' Day: 1
Allantide: 1 (Closest Saturday to Halloween)
*Author's Day: 1 Link
Bison Day: 1  (First Saturday)
*Cinnamon Day: 1  Link
*Dia de Los Muertos: 1 (Day of The Dead)
Digital Scrapbooking Day: 1 (First Saturday)
*Extra Mile Day: 1
*Forgiveness & Happiness Day: 1
*Give Up Your Shoulds Day: 1 Link
*International Pet Groomer Appreciation Day: 1  Link
*International Xinomavro Day: 1 Link
*Hockey Mask Day: 1
*National Authors' Day: 1
*National Biologic Coordinators Day: 1 Link
*National Brush Day: 1  Link
*National Calzone Day: 1  Link
*National Deep Fried Clams Day: 1 Link  (See also July 3)
*National Family Caregiver Day: 1
*National Family Literacy Day: 1
*National Go Cook For Your Pets Day: 1
National Play Outside Day: 1 Link (First Saturday)
*National Sports Fan Day: 1
*Plan Your Epitaph Day: 1
*Prime Meridian Day: 1
Pumpkin Destruction Day: 1 (First Saturday)
Sadie Hawkins Day: 1(See Note Below)  Link
(Always First Saturday.  This is what Chase's Calendar put and so I stuck with that formula for this observance.  But, a Sadie Hawkins Dance can be held anytime a school or someone wants to have one.
 Also, some call Leap Year Day - Feb. 29 as Sadie Hawkins Day also because tradition states that women can ask the men to marry them on that  day.  To me, Leap Year Day is not Sadie Hawkins Day and they are two separate observances. Asking a guy to a dance is different than asking him to marry you.
 Although...in the cartoon strip, once the single gals caught their guys in the annual footrace, the men were forced to marry the gal that caught them aka a shotgun wedding per se. ;)  Hope this helps to clarify things a bit.)

Sausage and Kraut Day: 1 (First Saturday)
World Chili Day: 1  (First Saturday) (International Chili Championships in Terlingua, TX)
World Numbat Day: 1 Link  (First Saturday)
*World Vegan Day: 1 Link

 
*All Souls Day: 2
*Birth of The Bab: 2
*Cookie Monster Birthday: 2  Link   Link  (See also May 25)
Daylight Saving Time Ends: 2 (First Sunday) (Turn Back 1 Hour  @2:00 AM)
International Day of Prayer for The Persecuted Church: 2  Link  (Usually 1st or 2nd Sunday. )
*International Day to End Impunity for Crimes Against Journalists: 2  Link
*International Day Against Violence and Bullying at School, Including
Zero Tasking Day: 2 (First Sunday)



*Cliché Day: 3  Link
Color The World Orange Day: 3 Link (First Monday)
Fill Our Staplers Day: 3 (Also March 13.  Always Day after Daylight Savings Ends)
Job Action Day: 3 (First Monday)
*National  Broadcast Traffic Professionals Day: 3 (The following Monday if the 2nd lands on Sat. or Sun.)
*One Health Day: 3 Link
*Public Television Day: 3
*Sandwich Day: 3
*SOS Day: 3
*World Jellyfish Day: 3 Link




*National Chicken Lady Day: 4
*National Candy Day: 4  Link
Election Day: 4
*National Easy-Bake Oven Day: 4
*National Professional Paint Contractors Day: 4  Link Link Link Link
*Use Your Common Sense Day: 4

 

*Firewood Day: 5
International Stress Awareness Day: 5 Link  (First Wednesday)
*National Love Your Red Hair Day: 5 Link
*National Medical Cannabis Day: 5  Link 
*Play Monopoly Day: 5  Link
*Wiggle Jiggle Jell-O Day: 5 Link
*World Day of Romani Language: 5
*World Tsunami Awareness Day: 5

 

Cyber Bullying: 6 (First Thursday)
*International Day for Preventing the Exploitation of the Environment in War and Armed Conflict: 6
*Marijuana Recreational Legalization Day (Colorado & Washington): 6  Link
*National Basketball Day (Removed! Changed to World Basketball Day-Dec.21)
National Cash Back Day: 6 Link (First Thursday)
National Men Make Dinner Day: 6 (Must Cook. No BBQ Allowed! ) :) Link  (First  Thursday)
*National Nachos Day: 6
*Saxophone Day: 6
Stout Day: 6  (First Thursday)



Domino Day: 7 Link  (Some years 2nd Friday. Other years on 2nd Sat.)
Fountain Pen Day: 7  Link  (First Friday)
*Employee Brotherhood Day: 7 Link  (SpongeBob Squarepants)
International Cake Day: 7-9?  Link
*International Day Against Violence and Bullying at School, Including
Cyber Bullying:  7
*International Day of Medical Physics: 7 Link
*International Merlot Day: 7  Link
Love Your Lawyer Day: 7  Link (First Friday)
*National Bittersweet Chocolate with Almonds Day: 7 Link
*National Canine Lymphoma Awareness Day: 7 Link
National Jersey Friday: 7 (Football)  (First Friday)
National Medical Science Liaison Awareness & Appreciation Day: 7 (First Friday)
*Notary Public Day: 7 Link
*Retinol Day: 7  Link

 
*Abet and Aid Punsters Day: 8
*Cook Something Bold and Pungent Day: 8  Link
*Dunce Day: 8 Link
*HBO Day: 8
*International Day of Radiology: 8 Link
*Intersex Day of Remembrance: 8  Link
*National Parents As Teachers Day: 8
*National S.T.E.M./S.T.E.A.M. Day: 8
*Shakespeare Authorship Mystery Day: 8
*World Town Planning Day: 8 Link
*X-Ray Day: 8



*Carl Sagan Day: 9  Link
*Kristallnacht: 9-10
*Microtia Awareness Day: 9  Link
*National Child Safety Council Day: 9
*World Adoption Day: 9 Link
*World Freedom Day: 9 



*Area Code Day: 10
*International Accounting Day: 10  Link Link (Note: National Accounting Day is in May)
*Marine Corps Birthday: 10
*Sesame Street Day: 10
*Windows Day (Microsoft): 10
*World NET Cancer Day: 10 Link
World Orphans Day: 10 (2nd Monday)
*World Science Day for Peace and Development: 10 Link

 


*Armistice Day: 11 Link
*Death/Duty Day: 11
*Forget-Me-Not Day: 11 Link   (Also Sept. 26) Note: Some say it's Nov. 10.
*National Metal Day (music): 11 (Note: International Heavy Metal Day is December 12)
*Origami Day: 11
*Red Lipstick Day: 11
*Veteran's Day: 11 (Observed) Note: Some also say this is Forget Me Not Day.     See February 24. But it's also known as Armastice Day.)

 

*Chicken Soup For The Soul Day: 12  Link
*Fancy Rat & Mouse Day: 12  Link
*Football Day: 12 Link
*Hot Buttered Rum Day: 12 (11/12/1829 first appeared in "Frugal Housewife Cookbook.)
International Pathology Day: 12 Link  (2nd Wednesday)
*National French Dip Day: 12 Link
*Sigma Gamma Rho Day: 12
*World Pneumonia Day: 12


International Tempranillo Day: 13 (2nd Thursday) Link
*Sandwich Day: 13  Link
*World Kindness Day: 13  Link 


*International Day Against Illicit Trafficking in Cultural Property: 14
*International Girls Day: 14
*International Selfie Day (Diabetes Foundation): 14 Link 
*Loosen Up, Lighten Up Day: 14 
*National American Teddy Bear Day: 14 Link
*National Block It Out Day: 14
National Donor Sabath Day: 14-16 (The Friday, Saturday and Sunday 2 weekends before Thanksgiving.)
*National Family PJ Day: 14 (Sponsor is Soma, Different than one below by Company Store.)
*National Pickle Day: 14 (See also Oct. 14)
*National Seat Belt Day: 14 Link
*National Spicy Guacamole Day: 14
*Operating Room Nurse Day: 14  Link  Link
*Spirit of NSA (National Speakers Association) Day: 14
*World Diabetes Day: 14 Link


*America Recycles Day: 15
*George Spelvin Day or More Than One Role Day: 15
*I Love to Write Day: 15
*National Bundt (Pan) Day: 15
*National Clean Out Your Refrigerator Day: 15
*National Philanthropy Day: 15 Link
*Roc Your Mocs Day: 15 Link
*Steve Irwin Day: 15 Link



*International Day for Tolerance: 16 
*National Button Day: 16 Link  Link
*National Check Your Wipers Day: 16  Link Link
Stir Up Sunday: 16 (5 weeks before Christmas)
*Teddy Bear Day (Historic) : 16  Link  (Note: There's another one 9/9)
World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims: 16 (Third Sunday)

 

Breaking Free  From Nicotine Day: 17 (Third Monday)
*Homemade Bread Day: 17
*International Happy Gose Day: 17
*International Students' Day: 17 Link
*National Butter Day: 17 Link
*National Unfriend Day: 17 Link
*Omega Psi Phi Day: 17
*Take A Hike Day: 17 Link
*World Prematurity Awareness Day: 17  Link

 


*European Antibiotic Awareness Day: 18 Link
Family Day: 18 Link (Tuesday of National Education Week)
*International Day of Islamic Art: 18
*Married To A Scorpio Support Day: 18  Link
*Mickey Mouse Day: 18
*National Apple Cider Day: 18 Link
National Entrepreneurship Day: 18 Link  (Third Tuesday)
*National Princess Day: 18  Link
*Push-button Phone Day: 18
*World Day for the Prevention of and Healing from Child Sexual Exploitation, Abuse and Violence: 18  Link


*American Made Matters Day: 19  Link
*Equal Opportunity Day (aka Gettysburg Address Day): 19  Link
GIS Day (Geographic Information Systems): 19 Link  (3rd Wednesday)
*Have A Bad Day Day: 19  Link
*International Men's Day: 19 Link
National Educational Support Professionals Day: 19 Link  (Wednesday of American Education Week) 
*Red Shawl Day: 19 Link
*Rocky and Bullwinkle Day: 19
*Transportation Security Administration Day: 19
*Women's Entrepreneurship Day: 19 Link
*World Toilet Day: 19 Link
National Zinfandel Day: 19 Link (3rd Wednesday)

 

 

*African Industrialization Day: 20
Beaujolais Nouveau Day: 20  (Third Thursday) Link
Children's Grief Awareness Day: 20 Link  (Third Thursday/Thursday before Thanksgiving)
Educator For A Day: 20 Link (Thursday of American Education Week)
*Globally Organized Hug A Runner Day aka G.O.H.A.R.D.: 20 
Great American Smokeout: 20 Link  (Third Thursday)
National Parental Involvement Day: 20  Link  (Third Thursday)
*Name Your PC Day: 20  Link
*National Child's Day: 20 Link
*National Peanut Butter Fudge Day: 20  Link
National Rural Health Day: 20  (Third Thursday) Link
*Transgender Day of Remembrance: 20
*UniversaUse Less Stuff Day: 20 Link (Thursday of Week Before Thanksgiving)l Children's Day: 20
World Pancreatic Cancer Day: 20 Link  (Third Thursday)
World Philosophy Day: 20 (Third Thursday)


*Alascattalo Day (About Alaska & humor): 21
*National Red Mitten Day: 21 (Canada) Link
Substitute Educators Day: 21 Link (Friday of American Education Week)
*World Hello Day: 21  Link
*World Television Day: 21


Family Volunteer Day: 22 (Saturday of Weekend Before Thanksgiving)
*Humane Society Day: 22
International Aura Awareness Day: 22 (4th Saturday)
National Adoption Day: 22  (Saturday before Thanksgiving) Link
National Survivors of Suicide Day: 22 Link (Saturday before Thanksgiving)

 

*Doctor Who Day: 23
Do Dah Day (Pasadena): 23? (Note: Many towns have one. Pasadena originiated it.) Link
*Fibonacci Day: 23 Link
*International Image Consultant Day: 23
Mother Goose Day: 23 (Sunday before Thanksgiving. Different than on in May.)
*National Espresso Day: 23 Link
*Old Clem's Night: 23 
*Wolfenoot: 23 Link

 
*Brownielocks Day: 24 Link
*Celebrate Your Unique Talent Day: 24
*D.B. Cooper Day: 24 Link
*International Carmenere Day: 24 Link


*Blase'Day: 25  Link
*International Day For the Elimination of Violence Against Women Day: 25
*International Hat Day: 25
*National Play With Dad Day: 25 Link
*Orange Day (Violence Against Women): 25  Link
*Shopping Reminder Day: 25

 


National Jukebox Day: 26  (Day Before Thanksgiving)
*National Milk Day: 26 Link
Spitegiving: 26 (Always The Day Before Thanksgiving)
Tie One On Day: 26 (Day Before Thanksgiving= honors Aprons
*World Olive Tree Day: 26


National Day of Mourning: 27 (Thanksgiving Day) Link
*Slinky Day: 27 Link
Thanksgiving Day: 27
Turkey-free Thanksgiving: 27

 
Black Friday: 28  (Day After Thanksgiving)
Buy Nothing Day: 28  (First Shopping Day After Thanksgiving)
Flossing Day: 28  (Always Day After Thanksgiving) Link Link
Maize Day: 28  (Day After Thanksgiving)
National Day of Listening: 28 (Day after Thanksgiving) Link
National Field Hockey Days: 28-30 (Weekend After Thanksgiving)
National Native American Heritage Day: 28 Link (Always Day After Thanksgiving)
Random Acts of Kindness Friday: 28 Link  (Friday after Thanksgiving) [Note: Also on February 17 and September 1. ]
Sinkie Day or Dine Over Your Kitchen Sink Day: 28   Link
(Some call it "The Sink Day" when you eat over the sink all the Thanksgiving leftovers. The definition says "It's the day after thanksgiving." )
*Red Planet Day: 28 Link
You're Welcomegiving Day: 28 (Always Day After Thanksgiving)



*Catterntide: 29
*Electronic Greetings Day: 29
*International Day of Solidarity With The Palestinian People: 29
*Square Dancing Day: 29  Link
Small Business Saturday: 29 (First Saturday After Thanksgiving)

 

Artist's Sunday: 30 (First Sunday after Thanksgiving)
*Blue Beanie Day: 30 Link
*Cities for Life Day: 30  Link
*Computer Security Day: 30
*Day of Remembrance of All Victims of Chemical Warfare: 30
*National Mason Jar Day: 30  Link
*National Meth Awareness Day: 30 Link
*National Personal Space Day: 30
*Native Women's Equal Pay Day: 30 Link
Secondhand Sunday: 30  Link (First Sunday after Thanksgiving)
*Stay Home Because You're Well Day: 30  Link




November 2025 Moon Phases


Current Moon View
as of today

5
Full Moon
8:19  am
EDT

12
Last Qtr.
12:28  am
EST


2020
New Moon
 1:47 am
EST

28
First Qtr.
 1:59 am
EST


Full Moon on the 5th  is called "Beaver Moon" by Native Americans of New England and the Great Lakes because at this time of the year those little beavers are industriously preparing for winter.

For 2025, this moon is also called the "Super Moon" because it will be at 90% perigree and closest to the Earth.  Therefore, it will look much bigger.

November 4-5 - Taurids Meteor Shower which isn't too spetacular and only produces about 5-10 meteors per hour.  This runs from September 7 - December 10, but peaks on November 4 (night.)  The moon will block out most of the meteors except the bright ones.  Best to view in a dark area away from city lights.

November 17-18 - Leonids Meteor  Shower which is average and produces about 15 meteors per hour; but, it's cyclonic peak is every 33  years where it produces hundres of meteors per hour.  The last time was in 2001.  It runs from November 6-30 but peaks  this year on November 17 (night) and November 18 (morning.) However, there's also a Full Moon which is going to block the fainter meteors.

November 21: Uranus at Opposition.  Best time to view this planet.





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