July 1 National Postage Stamp Day
July 2 National Wildland Firefighter Day
July 4 National Independence Day. The Declaration of Independence, a document of foundational promise, was adopted unanimously On July 4, 1776, by the Second Continental Congress at the Pennsylvania State House. We know it now as Independence Hall.
July 6 National Fried Chicken Day. If you’re vegetarian, wait until July 10 for National French Fry Day or National Pecan Pie Day on July 12. And maybe the best of them, National Ice Cream Day, is July 19.
July 14 France Just like the United States has its Independence Day, France has Bastille Day. Many francophiles or French-speaking peoples around the world mark the day in 1789 when French citizens stormed the Bastille, a medieval fortress and prison in Paris, signaling the start of the French Revolution.
July 20 National Moon Day. On this day in 1969, the first humans—Neil Armstrong and Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin—walked on the Moon.
July 23 National Gorgeous Grandma Day. It’s a day to celebrate the woman who embrace their age as a grandma, whether they are grandmothers or not.
July 24 National Cousins Day. Let’s face it. Cousins were often more tolerable than our own siblings during childhood. Reach out and call a cousin and let them know you are thinking about them.
July 28 National Buffalo Soldiers Day. This day commemorates the formation of the first regular Army regiments comprising African American soldiers in 1866.
