National July Holidays 2023

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July 2023 Calendar of Fun Workplace Holidays

July 2023 Holidays for the Workplace

Welcome to the heart of summer! July kicks off with Canada day. Our brother's and sister's to the north deserve the celebration. Then America gets its time to shine on the 4th of July, celebrating Independence Day.

Those who go above and beyond for their companies can also get a little extra recognition on Workaholics Day on July 5, perhaps with gifts that can help them take it a little bit easier from time to time.

Later in the month, companies may be able to celebrate Ice Cream Day - which falls on the third Sunday this year - on July 16, a Monday. For those who want to stick to the script, though, Vanilla Ice Cream Day takes place on Sunday, July 23.

The geeks inherit July. July 6th is Webmaster appreciation day and July 28th is System Administrators Day. But everyone can let their geek flag fly on July 13th and Be a Dork Day on July 15th.

Watch out for sharks on July 14th. And in summer tradition, enjoy a hot dog on National Hot Dog Day July 23rd.

Successories always looks to historical figures for inspiration, whether it be their life stories or their inspiring quotes, and none is more inspiring than Amelia Earhart who we celebrate on July 24th.

If you are looking for employee holiday gifts, look no further than Successories.

Notable July Monthly Holidays

Here are the most common month long observances in July:

National Ice Cream Month
American Artist Appreciation Month
Family Reunion Month
National Anti-Boredom Month
National Grilling Month

July Weekly Holidays

There are so many holidays in the fifth month of the year, some span an entire week! Let's take a look at some of the most celebrated July week long observances:

Everybody Deserves a Massage Week
National Zoo Keeper Week
National Parenting Gifted Children Week
National Salad Week

Other July Calendar Holidays

When Americans think of July, they think about freedom and being outside with friends and family during the summer. So it's no surprise that July daily holidays are full of food and fun like these below:

National Ice Cream Day

The 3rd Sunday of July makes every child, young and old happy. Why? It's National Ice Cream Day. There's no better reason to make the month of July your favorite, except for maybe Independence Day.

National Chicken Wing Day

On July 29th, 1977, National Chicken Wing Day was first initiated by then mayor of Buffalo, New York, Mayor Stan Makowski to celebrate the official birthplace of chicken wings.

National Junk Food Day / Month

There are quite a few food and sweets days to celebrate in July. Let's take a look at some of these and perhaps they will give you some ideas for your workplace office party.