December 6th Holidays

We have 16 holidays listed for December 6.

December 6 is the 340th day on the Gregorian calendar. On this day, the first edition of "The Washington Post" was published, London became the first city in the world to allow licensed taxis, and NASA shared photographs that suggested the presence of water on Mars. Famous birthdays include Johnny Manziel, Sarah Rafferty, and Andrew Cuomo. December 6 also marks National Gazpacho Day and National Miners Day.
Dec06

National Miners Day

They have one of the most difficult and dangerous jobs you can imagine.

Dec06

St. Nicholas Day

Let’s learn about St. Nicholas and what this day is truly about.

Dec06

Día de la Constitución

Celebrate the beginning of the Spanish democracy by speaking up against dictatorship regimes.

Dec06

Finland Independence Day

To all the Finns out there, celebrate this Independence Day with more fervor than ever before!

Dec06

Foundation of Quito Day

Explore the history of Ecuador with us as we take a deep dive into Quito!

Dec06

King Bhumibol’s Birthday

Did you know King Bhumibol played a critical role in turning Thailand into a democracy?

Dec06

Mitten Tree Day

Keep your hands toasty warm this Mitten Tree Day, and maybe bless someone else too!

Dec06

National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women

Join the movement as we shed light on the dangers of gender-based violence.

Dec06

National Microwave Oven Day

Grab your best mitts; the heat is on as we celebrate National Microwave Oven Day.

Dec06

National Pawnbrokers Day

Let’s celebrate the impact of pawnbrokers on our society this Pawnbrokers Day.

Dec06

National Travis Day

All Travises around the globe should be celebrated and recognized on this day.

Dec06

Put on Your Own Shoes Day

You could see this day as a metaphor for proudly strutting your stuff.

Dec06

St Nicholas Day

Observe St. Nicholas Day by rescuing your patrons and embracing the generous spirit of St. Nicholas.

Dec06

World Trick Shot Day

Prepare yourself for a load of thrills as we celebrate an exceptional sporting day.