Marketing Calendar
2024

The first day of the new year is a great day to start afresh.

A fun day to enjoy, appreciate and learn everything there is know about this type of cheese.

A day to celebrate the victories and progress Dr King brought about.

The ideal time to get outside to enjoy some fresh air.

Celebrate and enjoy in winter sports and outdoor fun on this delightful day.

Whether from a funny video on social media or a joke from a friend, encourage laughter on this day.

Celebrates poet Robert Burns with Scottish traditions.

It’s important to look on the bright side and this day reminds us of that.

Get to know this iconic little instrument that originated from Hawaii.

Have you ever wanted ice cream for breakfast? Now there’s a day for it!

This day honours those who are fighting and those who have lost their lives to cancer.

This iconic hazelnut spread was launched in 1964 but its roots go back to the early 1800s.

If there’s ever a day to eat nothing but pizza, which started out as a simple flatbread covered in sauce and cheese, it’s today!

The most important holiday in China, it celebrates the beginning of the year on the traditional Chinese calendar.

Today celebrates the achievements of Charles Darwin whose theories transformed how we see life.

The traditional feast day before the start of Lent, which is observed in Christian countries.

Love, flowers, chocolate, dates. Need we say more?

Brighten someone’s day with an unexpected small gesture.

A day dedicated to these giants of the ocean.

It’s one of the oldest professions known to man! Celebrate the people who work the bar today.

On the anniversary of the Japanese release of Pokemon Red and Green, we celebrate this iconic game.

Give your employees some well-deserved recognition today!

Celebrate the famous American children’s author and cartoonist on his birthday.

Appreciate wildlife, whether it’s the tiny creatures in your garden or the majestic beasts of the savanna and jungle.

Created by UNESCO, this day celebrates books, encouraging young people to discover the fun of reading.

Celebrate the achievements of women and show the ladies in your life how much you value them.

Honour the key role plumbing plays in societal health and how we can improve this for everyone.

Recognise the role maths plays in all sorts of fields, concepts and ideas.

A day dedicated to educate the world about the importance of sleep and how to help those with sleep problems.

A vibrant Irish celebration, where green reigns, parades delight, and joy fills the air.

Recycling will help improve the health of our planet and this day reminds us of that.

Promote happiness and encourage others to find joy in the little moments.

Honour poets, the writing and reciting of poetry and more on this day.

Be prepared to be overloaded with cuteness as today prompts dog lovers to share media of their beloved furry friends.

Also known as the Festival of Colours, this Hindu festival celebrates the eternal and divine love of the god Radha and Krishna.

Appreciate the art that is the theatre, the talented artists behind it and the impact it has on society.

A Christian holiday that commemorates the crucifixion of Jesus and his death at the Calvary.

This Christian holiday celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Christ, three days after he was crucified.

An annual custom consisting of practical jokes and hoaxes that has been celebrated for several centuries.

The second day of Easter which marks the second day of the Octave of Easter in Western Christianity.

Autism affects around 1 out of every 150 children globally. This day helps boost awareness of autism and reduce stigma surrounding it.

On the anniversary of the founding day of the World Health Organisation (WHO), we focus on the health issues that impact people all over the world.

This international day celebrates and encourages diversity, fighting against bullying and discrimination.

A day to celebrate the fine arts and encourage creativity worldwide.

An honorable day dedicated to celebrating the memory of a cherished monarch with grace and respect.

A day that draws attention to the protection and conservation of the Earth.

Created by UNESCO, this day celebrates books, encouraging young people to discover the fun of reading.

A day to embrace English heritage, filled with flags, festivities, and a sense of national unity.

The anniversary of the wish that inspired the founding of Make a Wish International, a charity that grants wishes for children with critical illnesses.

The world’s largest celebration of jazz, we come together to appreciate this art, its roots and its impact.

A day that recognises and appreciates the struggles and gains made by workers.

A special day for fans of the Harry Potter saga, this is the date Harry defeated Voldemort in the Battle of Hogwarts.

May the Fourth be with you! This day pays homage to George Lucas’ iconic film series.

An opportunity for people around the globe to celebrate Africa’s vibrant culture and heritage.

A regal celebration commemorating a year of their reign, filled with tradition and honor

Celebrate the history and diversity of this fun type of drink which is a British-born, Americanised innovation.

The anniversary of the first successful operation of the laser back in 1960.

A blooming celebration of nature’s beauty and creativity, where gardens become works of art.

A call to take some time to participate in this millennia-old practice, which plays a huge role in many faiths and lifestyles.

A day to honour this world-renowned, iconic detective on the birthday of his creator (Sir Arthur Conan Doyle).

An opportunity for students, teachers and the curious to learn more about these ancient creatures who roamed the Earth before we did.

A United Nations day that encourages global awareness and action to protect our environment.

The beginning of the end of the war in Europe, this day is one of the most significant dates associated with WW2.

First proposed in 1992, this day celebrates our world’s ocean, the key role it plays and how we can protect it.

An occasion to appreciate the father figures in our lives and recognise all that they have done and continue to do.

The perfect chance to celebrate all things tapas, the small dishes that originate from Spain.

The day where the earth’s tilt toward the sun is at its maximum, so it’s the longest day and shortest night in the Northern Hemisphere.

A day to celebrate yoga, the physical, mental and spiritual practice which originates from ancient India.

Tap into your imagination as you celebrate the mythical fairy by reading a tale, watching a show and more.

Learn more about the history of industrial design and raise awareness about this profession.

A day that raises awareness about the opportunities and risks presented by asteroids.

A fun day that encourages you to enjoy everything related to the chicken wing, the world’s favourite finger food.

An awareness day for people to get together and scan the skies for unidentified flying objects.

Pucker up and shower your loved ones with kisses on this day!

A day to celebrate the invention and progress of this sweet treat that has been around for 2,500+ years.

Celebrate this delicious barbecue favourite and its long history which starts in the Middle East.

An annual celebration of the emoji which has changed how we communicate digitally.

A day to break the stigma surrounding the insurance industry and boost awareness of its importance.

The day the International Chess Federation (FIDE) was founded, in 1924.

A special day that promotes the importance of friendship, from new and budding to long standing.

Appreciate this refreshing, bubbly, golden drink, its history and the people who make and serve it!

A day dedicated to celebrating one of humanity’s oldest and most beloved pets.

Did you know that 10% of the world is left-handed? This day celebrates this rarity and the struggles they face.

From the Amazonian jaguar to the common housecat, appreciate black cats whose history is steeped in superstition.

A day where we pay homage to the art form that is photography, from the photos we take on our phones to the ones we commission or see in magazines.

As we approach the end of summer, this day is the perfect chance to find flight fares at bargain prices.

A day dedicated to man’s best friend and the love and value they bring to our daily lives.

Show some love for this iconic, versatile meat which dates back as far as Ancient China.

Discover the versatility and benefits of this tropical fruit which we have used for sustenance for 2,000+ years.

Give your HR and talent acquisition teams the recognition they deserve on this day.

A day that empowers people to get involved in charity events that are happening around the world.

Celebrate the beard and all that it has been, become, and will be in future.

Have a little fun today and embrace the pirate vocabulary!

A day declared by the UN as 24 hours of non-violence and ceasefire.

A day that celebrates the fictional feats of the small but courageous folk created by JRR Tolkien.

A day that commemorates tourism, one of the world’s most important economic sectors.

A day dedicated to Thunderbirds, the classic British puppet show.

Coffee is more than a drink, it’s a subculture, a language and lifestyle for some people! And today celebrates this iconic beverage.

Celebrate the world’s animals, show appreciation for them and learn more about the threats we pose to them.

A day devoted to the appreciation of teachers and the role they play in society.

Celebrated twice a year, this day encourages astronomy enthusiasts and professionals to share their love and knowledge of outer space with the general public.

A delightful seven days filled with coffee community, aromatic brews, and a shared love for a good cup of joe.

In addition to celebrating the glorious cuisines of the world, this day also raises awareness for those who do not have that privilege.

A day to honour this slow-moving creature and promote their safety and preservation.

Twirl it, slurp it, scoop it up – pasta is one of the most popular and versatile dishes.

Originating as a Gaelic festival, Halloween is now associated with all things spooky!

The Hindu festival of lights celebrates the spiritual victory of good over evil. It’s India’s biggest and most important holiday of the year.

Also known as Guy Fawkes Night, it’s the anniversary of the failed attempted to blow up the Houses of Parliament in the UK.

A day that honours the project manager and the key role they play in businesses.

A day to reflect, honor, and pay tribute to those who sacrificed for our freedom.

On this day in 1918, the Armistice, an agreement to end the fighting of WW1, began at 11am.

A day to promote the importance of being kind to each other, yourself and the world as kindness can bridge the gap between nations.

A royal celebration fit for a monarch

On every third Thursday of November, we celebrate the value of philosophy and its impact on culture.

An American holiday that encourages people to give thanks for the harvest and spend time with loved ones.

One of the biggest commerce events of the year, it sees retailers launch highly promoted sales at hugely discounted prices.

Unite to show support for those living with and affected by HIV, and remember those who lost their lives to AIDS.

The next biggest shopping holiday after Black Friday, this day encourages consumers to shop online.

The first text message was sent on this day in 1992 and it read ‘Merry Christmas’.

This day commemorates the Universal Declaration of Human Rights that was established in 1948.

A festive occasion when we don our most cheerful sweaters, spreading holiday joy one knit at a time.

On this day in 1903. man took to the skies for the first time! And this set the stage for many other technological and scientific advancements.

A day that marks the important contribution migrants play and raises awareness for safe migration.

Games Day on December 20th, initiated by Games Workshop in 1975, has become a global celebration of all types of games, bringing enthusiasts together for a day of fun.

A holiday that commemorates the birth of Jesus Christ, the central figure of Christianity.

A day traditionally dedicated to presenting servants, tradespeople and the poor with gifts, it’s now associated with shopping and sales.

The last day of the year, it’s time to toast to the past and celebrate the arrival of a brand new year!