April Fools' Day
A day for jokes and pranks, observed in many cultures on April 1.
April hosts Easter, Earth Day, National Sovereignty and Children's Day (Apr 23) and several WHO awareness moments.
A day for jokes and pranks, observed in many cultures on April 1.
UN-designated day encouraging worldwide action to raise awareness about autism.
Source: UN Resolution 62/139
Christian observance commemorating the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. Public holiday in many countries. Two days before Easter Sunday (April 5, 2026).
Source: Western Easter calendar 2026
Central Christian feast celebrating the resurrection of Jesus Christ. April 5 in 2026 (Western/Gregorian calendar).
Source: Easter calculation 2026
WHO-designated annual awareness day for global health issues. Each year focuses on a priority topic selected by the WHO.
Source: WHO
Annual event demonstrating support for environmental protection. Over one billion people in more than 193 countries participate each year.
Source: Earth Day Network (1970)
UNESCO's annual celebration of books and reading on April 23 — the date associated with the deaths of Cervantes and Shakespeare in 1616.
Source: UNESCO
Annual event demonstrating support for environmental protection. Over one billion people in more than 193 countries participate each year.
Source: Earth Day Network (1970)
Commemorates the opening of the Turkish Grand National Assembly on April 23, 1920, and celebrated as Children's Day. Major national holiday.
Source: Turkish Official Calendar
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