List of fictional holidays
This is an incomplete list.
- Crimboween - Combination of Christmas and Halowe'en - Kingdom of Loathing
- Do As We Say day - created by German settlers in 1945 - The Simpsons
- Do What You Feel Day - Self-explanitory - The Simpsons episode Bart's Inner Child.
- Durin's Day - Dwarven equivalent of New Years Day. The secret entrance to the Mountain above Dale and Esgaroth becomes visible. - The Hobbit
- Eliza Doolittle day
- Great Swap Meet - Jawa equivalent to Christmas - Star Wars
- Gurnenthar's Ascendance - referenced in the Buffy the Vampire Slayer episode "Into the Woods"
- Hogswatch in Discworld
- Opposite Day - A day when everything is backwards. - Various works of fiction.
- Pizza Day - Dwarven holiday. Several thousand Dwarves head to the very first pizza parlour, Stonehenge. It is much like Christmas, as it has at least one song related to it. - Artemis Fowl
- Weasel Stomping Day - Day when every one spreads mayo on the lawn, puts on viking helmets, and boots, then proceeds to kill weasels by stepping on them - Weird Al Yankovic song of the same name
- Whacking Day - The day where every body beats snakes to death with clubs - The Simpsons
- Yule - The Hobbit equivalent to New Year's Eve and New Year's Day - The Lord of the Rings
- First Contact Day - celebrated on April 5th in the Star Trek universe(s). On this day, humans achieved WarP drive-powered space flight for the first time, and later that day, met for the first time with alien beings - explorers from the planet Vulcan.
- Hogswatch in Wincanton Somerset England Roundworld.
Celebrated every year in December since 2002. This year held on 1-2 December, attended by Terry Pratchett and one or two other discworld notables.
- Decemberween - Fictionalized version of Christmas, celebrated on December 25 - Homestar Runner
- Festivus - December 23. Celebrated with the Airing of Grievances and the Feats of Strength. Traditional decoration is an unadorned aluminum pole. Popularized in Seinfeld, originally invented by Daniel O'Keefe