We have 21 holidays listed for November 11.
Angola Independence Day
Get ready to commemorate Angola’s independence with the information we have for you!
Armistice Day (Martinique)
Discover how Armistice Day in Martinique events and celebrations sweep the entire island.
Armistice Day (Saint Barthelemy)
Armistice Day commemorates the day World War I fighting ceased on France’s Western Front.
Death/Duty Day
On Death/Duty Day, let’s remember the end of WWI, ensuring history never repeats itself.
Fasching
Join millions of people in celebrating this cheeky, lively holiday marked with pomp and color.
French Armistice Day
This French holiday is a reminder that the deceased should be kept alive in memory.
French Guiana Armistice Day
Want to observe French Guiana Armistice Day respectfully? Check out its history and our suggestions below!
Metal Day
It's not all doom and gloom; in fact, some metal can even be uplifting!
National Education Day
India memorializes the birthday of Maulana Abul Kalam Azad, the first Minister for Education in India.
National Indiana Day
The people of Indiana love basketball, as is portrayed in most cultural references of Hoosiers.
National Lei Day
Join us as we figure out why we’re celebrating Leis this National Lei Day!
National Origami Day
We can’t wait to sit down and find our Zen by practicing this ancient art.
National Sundae Day
Desserts don’t get much more decadent than marshmallow, chocolate, or strawberry sundaes.
Pocky Day
Want to gobble up Pocky sticks? Eat as many as you wish on Pocky Day.
PPUR Day
Take a trip to Puerto Princesa Underground River Park — one of the most breathtaking Wonders of the World.
Remembrance Day
Remembrance Day holds much the same meaning to Canadians as Veterans Day does to Americans.
Remembrance Day Australia
In remembrance of those who lost their lives in the First World War.
Singles Day
A Chinese commercial holiday that helps single people show their pride in being single.
St. Martin’s Day
Saint Martin’s Day was named after Saint Martin, the patron saint of beggars and France.