Important Days in May 2018

1 May
International Labour Day
(Or International Workers Day or May Day)

1 May
World Asthma Day
(1st Tuesday of May)

2 May
World Tuna Day

3 May
World Press Freedom Day

3 May
International Energy Day

4 May
International Firefighters' Day

5 May
International Midwives' Day

6 May
International No Diet Day

6 May
World Laughter Day
(1st Sunday of May)

8 May
World Thalassemia Day

8 May
World Red Cross and Red Crescent Day

8 and 9 May
Time Of Remembrance And Reconciliation For Those Who Lost Their Lives During The Second World War

9 May
Victory Day in Russia

10 May
World Migratory Bird Day

12 May
International Nurses Day

12 May
World Fair Trade Day
(2nd Saturday of May)

13 May
International Mother's Day
(2nd Sunday of May)

14 May
Independence Day of Israel

15 May
International Day of Families

16 May
Biographers Day

17 May
World Telecommunications Day
(Or World Information Society Day)

17 May
World Hypertension Day

17 May
International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia

18 May
International Museums Day

18 May
World AIDS Vaccine Day
(Or HIV Vaccine Awareness Day)

18 May
Endangered Species Day
(3rd Friday of May)

20 May
World Metrology Day

21 May
World Anti-Terrorism Day

21 May
World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development

22 May
International Day for Biological Diversity

22 May
Republic Day of Sri Lanka

22 May
Independence Day of Yemen

23 May
International Day to End Obstetric Fistula

23 May
World Turtle Day

25 May
International Missing Children's Day

25 May
World Thyroid Day

25 May
Towel Day

25 May
Geek Pride Day

25 May
Africa Day

28 May
Menstrual Hygiene Day

28 May
Yaum-e-Takbeer in Pakistan

29 May
International Day of UN Peacekeepers

29 May
Vesak, The Day of the Full Moon
(Buddha's Birthday or Buddha Purnima)

29 May
World Digestive Health Day

30 May
World Multiple Sclerosis Day

31 May
World No Tobacco Day
(Or World No Smoking Day)

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