World Vegan Day
Annual event run by The Vegan Society since 1994, celebrating veganism and its benefits.
Source: The Vegan Society (1994)
November is the year's biggest commercial month: Singles' Day, Black Friday, Cyber Monday, Thanksgiving and World Children's Day.
Annual event run by The Vegan Society since 1994, celebrating veganism and its benefits.
Source: The Vegan Society (1994)
US federal holiday honoring military veterans. Also observed globally as Remembrance Day (UK, Canada, Australia) and Armistice Day — marking the end of World War I on November 11, 1918.
Source: US Federal Holiday / International
The world's largest online shopping festival, originating in China. November 11 (11/11). Total global sales volume dwarfs Black Friday.
Source: Originated at Alibaba (1993/2009)
Annual day highlighting the positive power of kindness. Established by the World Kindness Movement in 1998.
Source: World Kindness Movement (1998)
Annual event celebrating men's positive contributions and focusing on men's health and well-being.
Source: International Men's Day (1999)
UN World Children's Day. In 1954 the UN General Assembly (Resolution 836(IX)) recommended that member states observe a Universal Children's Day. November 20 was subsequently designated to coincide with the anniversary of the Declaration of the Rights of the Child (1959) and the Convention on the Rights of the Child (1989). Celebrated annually by UNICEF. Distinct from International Children's Day observed on June 1 in many countries.
Source: UN Resolution 836(IX), 1954; CRC November 20, 1989
US federal holiday for gratitude and the harvest season. Fourth Thursday of November — November 26 in 2026.
Source: US Federal Holiday
The day after US Thanksgiving, traditionally the start of the Christmas shopping season. Now observed globally as a major retail event.
The Monday after Black Friday, focused on online shopping deals. Often the single highest online revenue day of the year.
Anniversary of Atatürk's death on November 10, 1938. At 09:05, sirens sound and vehicles stop across Türkiye for a moment of silence. Deeply observed nationally. Note: this is NOT an official public holiday under the 2429 sayılı Kanun — businesses and schools remain open.
Source: Türk Tarih Kurumu; observed nationally — not listed in 2429 sayılı Ulusal Bayram ve Genel Tatiller Hakkında Kanun
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