Every yearNovember 4
Everything November 4 celebrates
7 national, international, and world observances are on the calendar for November 4 every year, and 2 more land on it in some years.
| # | Observance | Category | Actions |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | King Tut DayLead | Celebration | |
| 02 | National Candy Day | Food | |
| 03 | Use Your Common Sense Day | Celebration | |
| 04 | International Stress Awareness Day | Health | |
| 05 | National Easy-Bake Oven Day | Kids & Family | |
| 06 | Eat Smart Day | Health | |
| 07 | National Chicken Lady Day | Celebration |
These are set by a rule rather than a fixed date, so they only land on November 4 in some years.
Daylight Saving Time Ends — 2029 and 2035
U.S. General Election Day — 2031
Born on November 4
Historic figures
- Charles K. Kao1933–2018Chinese physicist and engineer, Nobel Prize laureate
- Joseph Rotblat1908–2005Polish-English physicist and academic, Nobel Prize laureate
- Amadou Toumani Touré1948–2020Malian soldier and politician, President of Mali
- Will Rogers1879–1935American actor and screenwriter
- Walter Cronkite1916–2009American journalist, voice actor, and producer
- Thomas Klestil1932–2004Austrian politician and diplomat, 10th President of Austria
- Art Carney1918–2003American actor
- Guido Reni1575–1642Italian painter and illustrator
- Shakuntala Devi1929–2013Indian mathematician and astrologer
- Ruth Handler1916–2002American businesswoman, created Barbie
Celebrities & public figures
- Matthew McConaugheyb. 1969American actor and producer
- Sean Combsb. 1969American rapper
- Laura Bushb. 1946American educator and librarian
- Luís Figob. 1972Portuguese footballer and sportscaster
- Achraf Hakimib. 1998Moroccan footballer
- Tony Abbottb. 1957English-Australian scholar and politician
- Tabub. 1971Indian actress
- Ralph Macchiob. 1961American actor
- Steven Oggb. 1973Canadian actor
- Kathy Griffinb. 1960American comedian and actress
Birth dates from Wikidata; names link to Wikipedia.
This page covers November 4 in any year. For one year in particular — the weekday, and which moveable observances landed on it — see November 4, 2026 and November 4, 2027.
Today Celebrates tracks daily national, international and world observances all year.