2025 Daily Holidays that fall on March 1, include:
Asiatic Fleet Memorial Day
Baba Marta
Baby Sleep Day
Beer Day (in Iceland)
Disability Day of Mourning
Endometriosis Awareness Day
International Open Data Day - March 1, 2025 (First Saturday in March)
International Women of Color Day
National Black Women in Jazz and the Arts Day
National Dadgum That's Good Day
National Frozen Food Day - March 1, 2025 (First Saturday in March)
National Fruit Compote Day
National Horse Protection Day
National Hotel Slipper Day
National March First Day
National Minnesota Day
National Peanut Butter Lover's Day
National Pig Day
National Play Outside Day - March 1, 2025 (First Saturday of Every Month)
National Sage Day (People Named Sage)
National Texas Stress Day
National Wedding Planning Day
National Welsh Corgi Day
Nuclear Free and Independent Pacific Day (Bikini Day)
Plan a Solo Vacation Day
Public Risk Management Day
Refired, Not Retired Day
Self Injury Awareness Day
Share a Smile Day
St. David's Day
World Civil Defence Day
World Compliment Day
World Seagrass Day
Zero Discrimination Day
2025 Weekly Holidays that include March 1, are:
Hearing Awareness Week - March 1-7
International Women's Week - March 1-8, 2025 (Week starting with the First Saturday of March to the International Women's Day on March 8th)
Make Mine Chocolate - (Campaign kicks off annually on Feb 15, and ends on Easter which is April 20, 2025)
National Eating Disorders Awareness Week - February 24 - March 2, 2025
National Ghostwriters Week - March 1-7
National Green Week - February 4 - April 30, 2025 (Start First Full Week in February to April 30)
National Invest in Veterans Week - March 1-7
National Pasty Week - February 27 - March 4, 2025 (Closest to St. Piran's Day on March 5th)
National Pet Sitters Week - March 1-7
National Write a Letter of Appreciation Week - March 1-7
Ramadan - Evening of February 28, 2025 - Evening of March 30, 2025
Universal Human Beings Week - March 1-7
Will Eisner Week - March 1-7
2025 Monthly Holidays that include March 1, are:
There are too many monthly holidays to include here, so please check out our March Holidays page to see all of the holidays that are celebrated the entire month of March.
NOTE:
A page on each holiday will be coming soon and linked above.
If a date is a movable holiday, that is different every year, I'll include the year as well as the date rule above. Otherwise, the holiday falls on the same date each year.
World Festivals and Events (Date Order)
Harbin Ice and Snow Sculpture Festival - Usually starts annually on January 5, and typically runs for a month or more, in Harbin, China and is the largest ice and snow festival in the world! 2025 dates are December 25, 2024 - Late February / Early March, 2025, depending on weather conditions.
Carnival of Venice - February 22 - March 4, 2025 - An annual festival held in Venice, Italy where people wear masks and costumes
Losar - February 28 - March 2, 2025 - The Tibetan New Year, a three day festival that mixes sacred and secular practices that include prayers, ceremonies, hanging prayer flags, as well as sacred and folk dancing and partying. The first day is the most important. (Buddhist)
Carnival (Rio de Janeiro in Brazil) - February 28 - March 8, 2025 - Carnival is the biggest festival in the world with two million people a day on the streets. Floats, Parades, Balls, Music and Dancing are all part of the Event
North Dakota Winter Show - March 1-7, 2025 (Valley City, ND)
Iditarod Race - March 1-16, 2025 - A Dogsled Race on the Iditarod Trail in Alaska (Starts on the First Saturday in March)
Astrological Sign
The Astrological Sign for March 1 is Pisces.
Birth Flower of the Month
The Birth Flower(s) for the Month for March are:
The Jonquil, better known as Daffodil or Narcissus
The meaning of the Daffodil is friendship and domestic happiness
Birthstone
The Birthstone(s) for March is the aquamarine and the bloodstone.
Famous Birthdays
1904 – Glenn Miller, American bandleader (d. 1944)
1910 – David Niven, English actor (d. 1983)
1935 – Robert Conrad, American actor (Wild Wild West, Baa Baa Black Sheep)
1945 – Dirk Benedict, American actor (A-Team, Battlestar Galactica)
1947 – Alan Thicke, Canadian actor and songwriter
1954 – Catherine Bach, American actress (Dukes of Hazzard)
1954 – Ron Howard, American actor and director (Happy Days)
1956 – Tim Daly, American actor (Wings, Private Practice)
1967 – George Eads, American actor (CSI Crime Scene)
1969 – Javier Bardem, Spanish actor (Skyfall)
Famous Deaths
1984 - Jackie Coogan, actor (Uncle Fester on the Addams Family)
1988 - Joe Besser, comedian (3's Stooges, Abbott & Costello)
2006 – Johnny Jackson, American musician (The Jackson 5) (b. 1951)
2013 - Bonnie Franklin, American Actress (One Day at a Time) (b. 1944)
Famous Weddings and Divorces
1968 : Johnny Cash marries June Carter of the gospel stars The Carter Family
1989 - Julianne Philips & Bruce Springsteen divorce
Quote of the Day
To this day, I still remember the "I Dare You to Knock It Off" line from the Eveready Battery Commercial that Robert Conrad, who was born on this day in 1935, did. Loved all of his shows!
Healthy Diet Habit Tip of the Day or a Recipe of the Day
The Holidays and Observances Recipe of the Day for March 1 is a Simple Ham and Cabbage Pasta Recipe from Kerry, of Healthy Diet Habits.
Season
March 1st falls within the Winter Season in the Northern Hemisphere.
Winter is one of the four seasons. It follows the Fall Season, and is before the Spring Season. It is the coldest and darkest season in the Northern Hemisphere. It also starts in one year, and ends in the next, so it straddles two different years.
Check out our Winter Season page for information about Winter, Winter Dates, Major Winter Holidays and Observances, Major Winter Festivals, Fun Facts About Winter, Winter Food Tips, Winter Gardening, Winter Preparation, Winter Quotes, and Winter Weather Information.
Kerry has put together some great information and tips on winter foods:
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