April 23: A Day Full of Global Celebration
Celebrating April 23 isn’t just another date on the calendar. It’s a day filled with powerful global messages–encouraging us to read more, speak clearly, play together, and honor culture. Let’s look at the international holidays that are celebrated today.
World Book and Copyright Day
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Every year, a city is chosen for the role of World Book Capital to host celebrations. In 2025, the title will go to Rio de Janeiro.
Why is it important:
- Encourages a lifetime of reading
- Helps authors and publishers.
- Creates protection for creativity by copyright
UN English Language Day
Celebrating April 23 also marks a day to recognize the English Language’s pivotal role in global communication and diplomacy. The observance is connected to Shakespeare, a literary giant who mastered the English language.
Fun Fact:
Shakespeare has added over 700 words in the English language!
Spanish Language Day
Indeed, April 23 coincides with Spanish Language Day. It is a day to commemorate the death of Cervantes, who wrote the novel Don Quixote. Therefore, this day is a celebration of the rich legacy and influence that the Spanish language.
World Table Tennis Day
Let’s change gears from books and into games! This celebration is a great way to invite people from all backgrounds and ages to get a paddle and get active. It encourages:
- Inclusivity
- Bonding for community
- Exercise
Be it at work, school or at home, why not play an exciting game today?
World Laboratory Day
Therefore, it brings to mind the vital laboratory’s role in:
- Safety and health
- Environmental research
- Technological advancement
Bonus: National Cherry Cheesecake Day (U.S.)
For those who love desserts living in the United States, April 23 will bring a tasty surpriseit’s National Cherry Cheesecake Day! While it’s not globally celebrated It’s a great reason to treat yourself.
Final Thoughts
The 23rd of April is more than just a day–it’s an opportunity to reflect on what connects us: language, culture and creativity, science and even play. If you’re reading a novel or learning the first language of your life or eating the taste of cheesecake make sure to be grateful for something important today.
Read about here: World Book and Copyright Day
