Halloween is always a favorite holiday among many on October 31st. October is also a time when fall is celebrated, and cooler weather is enjoyed in many parts of the country. However, there are other holidays that are shared in October as well. Here are some of the more popular ones:
October 1st
International Coffee Day: A day to celebrate coffee as a
beverage and promote fair trade practices in the coffee industry.
October 9th
Columbus Day (U.S.): Commemorates Christopher Columbus’s
arrival in the Americas in 1492. Some states celebrate Indigenous Peoples' Day
instead, honoring the native populations affected by colonization.
October 10th
World Mental Health Day: A global initiative to raise
awareness of mental health issues and promote mental well-being.
October 14th
Indigenous Peoples’ Day (U.S.): Celebrated by many as an
alternative to Columbus Day, honoring the history, cultures, and contributions
of Indigenous peoples in the Americas.
National Dessert Day (U.S.): A day for indulging in favorite
desserts and sweet treats.
October 16th
World Food Day: Organized by the UN’s Food and Agriculture
Organization, focusing on global hunger and food security issues.
October 24th
United Nations Day: Marks the anniversary of the UN Charter’s entry into force in 1945, celebrating the mission of the UN in promoting peace and cooperation.
Additionally, October is known for several month-long
observances, including Breast Cancer Awareness Month, National Hispanic
Heritage Month (ends Oct. 15th), and National Bullying Prevention Month.
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