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Here is a large list of days that we celebrate in the United States. Some of them are birthdays and others are national holidays. Some of them are known and celebrated by everyone and others are scarcely known. In fact, I think the Hallmark greeting card company has created a few of these, so we'll buy their cards.

At any rate, I hope you enjoy this compilation of important days and U.S. Holidays!  Bookmark this page and never forget a holiday, again!

January 1 - New Year's Day

January (third Monday) - Martin Luther King, Jr. Day

January 20 (every fourth year) - Inauguration Day

February 2 - Groundhog Day

February 14 - Valentine's Day

February (third Monday) - President's Day

March 17 - St. Patrick's Day

March 21 (approximately) - Vernal Equinox (first day of Spring)

March (third Monday in California) - Arbor Day

April (Sunday before Easter) - Palm Sunday

April (Friday before Easter) - Good Friday

April 1 - April Fool's Day

April (first Sunday) - Daylight Savings Time Begins

April 7 - World Health Day

April (sometimes the second Sunday) - Easter

April 14 - Pan American Day

April 15 - Personal Income Tax Returns Due

April 22 - Earth Day

April (Wednesday in the last full week of the month) - Secretaries' Day

April (fourth Thursday) - Take Daughters to Work Day

May (first Monday) - Teacher's Day

May (first Thursday) - National Day of Prayer

May 5 - Cinco de Mayo

May 8 - V-E Day

May 15 - Police Memorial Day

May (second Monday) - Mother's Day

May (third Saturday) - Armed Forces' Day

May (last Monday) - Memorial Day

June 5 - World Environment Day

June 6 - D-Day

June 14 - Flag Day

June 19 - Juneteenth

June 20 - Emancipation Day

June 21 - Summer Solstice (the longest summer day and the first day of the Summer season)

June (third Sunday) - Father's Day

June (last Sunday) - Gay and Lesbian Pride Day (I don't celebrate this one)

July 4 - Independence Day

July 20 - First Moon Landing

August 6 - Hiroshima Day

August 19 - National Aviation Day

August 26 - Women's Equality Day (formerly known as Women's Suffrage Day)

September (first Monday) - Labor Day

September (first Sunday after Labor Day) - Grandparents' Day

September 16 - Mexican Independence Day

September 17 - Citizenship Day

September 23 (approximately) - Autumnal Equinox (the night and day are of equal length, first day of the Fall season)

September (fourth Friday) - Native American Day

October 8 - Chicago Fire Anniversary (part of fire prevention week)

October 12 - Farmer's Day

October 12 - Children's Day

October (second Monday) - Columbus Day (also known as Discover Day)

October 16 - Bosses Day

October 18 - Alaska Day

October (third Saturday) - Sweetest Day

October 23 - Mother-In-Law's Day

October 24 - United Nations' Day

October (last Sunday) - Daylight Savings Time Ends

October 31 - Halloween

November 11 - Veteran's Day

November (first Tuesday after Monday, every four years) - General Election Day

November (fourth Thursday) - Thanksgiving

December 1 - AIDS Awareness Day

December 7 - Pearl Harbor Day

December 10 - Human Rights Day

December 21 - Forefather's Day

December 21 - Winter Solstice (the longest and first day of Winter, the start of the solar year)

December 25 - Christmas

December (first weekend after Christmas) - Boxing Day

December 31 - New Year's Eve