Cultural Workers Day(Russia)

A professional holiday in Russia recognizing the contributions of workers in the cultural sector, including artists, librarians, and museum staff.
Established in 1994, Cultural Workers Day is celebrated on March 25th in Russia to honor individuals who promote literature, music, theatre, film, and the visual arts. Museums and libraries often host open houses, free exhibitions, and special performances to engage the public. Government officials and cultural organizations present awards to outstanding professionals and volunteers. The day highlights the importance of cultural institutions in preserving heritage and fostering creative expression. Community events and workshops encourage wider participation in the arts and celebrate the diversity of Russian culture.
Cultural Workers Day

Tolkien Reading Day

An annual celebration encouraging fans to read and share the works of J.R.R. Tolkien.
Organized by The Tolkien Society since 2003, Tolkien Reading Day takes place on March 25 to honor the quest of Bilbo and Frodo in The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings. Fans worldwide participate by reading passages aloud, hosting group readings, and sharing favorite quotes on social media. Libraries, bookstores, and community centers arrange special readings, costume events, and discussions exploring Middle-earth’s themes. The day promotes literacy, creative writing, and fellowship among fantasy literature enthusiasts. It highlights Tolkien’s enduring influence on culture and inspires new generations to discover his imaginative world.
Tolkien Reading Day