2027

8 National Days to Celebrate on March 6, 2027

National days, ongoing national weeks and months, and global observances for March 6, 2027. Plus historical events and birthdays.

2027
 National Play Outside Day

National Play Outside Day

March 6, 2027 celebrates National Play Outside Day, plus 7 more. The first Saturday of every month is National Play Outside Day. This National Day presents opportunity to remind everyone to get outside and enjoy the fresh air through play.

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National Dress Day | March 6

National Dress Day

Founded in 2016 by National Day Calendar® and ASHLEYlauren.

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NATIONAL SPRAY TANNING DAY | March 6

National Spray Tanning Day

National Spray Tanning Day on March 6 is a self-care day in color. Today we are celebrating beyond the bronze. We are celebrating skin tone, texture, and wellness.

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DAY OF THE DUDE | March 6

Day Of The Dude

Welcome to the Day of the Dude, where we celebrate Dudeism each year for an entire day on March 6. If you aren't familiar with Dudeism, you're probably not a dude or watched the film The Big Lebowski (1998). Getting worked up about not knowing what today is goes against the rules of celebrating today's National Day. The first rule of Dudeism is to sit back, relax, and go with the flow.

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Born on March 6

People born on March 6

1791
AC

Anna Claypoole Peale

1812
AL

Aaron Lufkin Dennison

1835
CE

Charles Ewing

1857
GD

George Dayton 

1905
BW

Bob Wills

1906
LC

Lou Costello

1910
EB

Emma Bailey

1915
PG

Pete Gray

1917
HC

Harry Coover

1923
EM

Ed McMahon

1944
MW

Mary Wilson

1946
MK

Martin Kove

1947
DF

Dick Fosbury

1948
SS

Stephen Schwartz

2025
HG

Horatio Gouverneur Wright 91820-1899)

Historical Events on March 6

Events that occurred on March 6 throughout history

1869

Chemist Dimitri Mendeleev publishes his first paper

Chemist Dimitri Mendeleev publishes his first paper developing a new periodic table. Mendeleev’s table arranges the elements based on atomic mass, similar to chemist John Newlands, but he corrects some of Newland's errors. By this time, only 60 of the over 100 elements we know today were discovered.

1930

Clarence Birdseye begins test marketing prepackaged frozen

Clarence Birdseye begins test marketing prepackaged frozen food in Springfield, Massachusetts as Birds Eye Frosted Foods.

1950

Peter Hodgson introduces Silly Putty as a toy for the first time

Peter Hodgson introduces Silly Putty as a toy for the first time.

1965

"My Girl" by The Temptations hits the U

"My Girl" by The Temptations hits the U.S. singles charts. Written by Smokey Robinson, the single is the first hit for the Motown Records recording label.

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