A food observance on March 2 celebrating the Egg McMuffin breakfast sandwich, the first quick-service restaurant breakfast sandwich invented in 1971.

An awareness observance on March 2 promoting the rescue and adoption of homeless, stray, and shelter cats and raising awareness of cat welfare and the work of rescue organizations.

A cultural observance on March 2 promoting reading and literacy among children and teens, celebrating the joy and importance of diverse books.

A fun observance on the Monday of Celebrate Your Name Week sharing interesting, historical, and etymological facts about personal names, their origins, and meanings.

A fun observance on March 2 encouraging appreciation, decluttering, repurposing, or discarding old physical items, habits, and routines to make room for new experiences.

A heritage observance on March 2 commemorating the granting of U.S. citizenship to residents of Puerto Rico via the Jones-Shafroth Act of 1917.

An awareness observance on March 2 raising awareness of teen mental health issues, promoting self-care, and reducing stigma around preventative mental health services for teenagers worldwide.

A heritage observance on March 2 celebrating the adoption of the Texas Declaration of Independence in 1836 by delegates at the Convention of 1836, declaring independence from Mexico and establishing the Republic of Texas.

A sporting event observance in early March promoting global participation in tennis, particularly encouraging new players and youth to try the sport through exhibitions, clinics, and open events.

A name day on March 2 celebrating individuals named Walter and the name's deep Germanic heritage as one of America's classic given names.

A heritage observance on March 2 celebrating Ethiopia's decisive victory over Italian invaders at the Battle of Adwa in 1896, symbolizing African resistance to colonialism and Pan-African pride.

A cultural observance on March 2 honoring the life, legacy, and birthday of James Ronald Webster, Father of Anguilla, celebrating his leadership in the Anguilla Revolution and his contributions to the island's independence.

A religious observance marking the eve of Purim with the first reading of the Megillah recounting the salvation of the Jewish people from genocide plotted by Haman in ancient Persia.