International Moon Day
International Moon Day on 20 July marks the first human landing on the Moon in 1969 and promotes sustainable lunar exploration.
- UK
- USA
- Ireland (not marked)
- Canada (not marked)
- Australia (not marked)
- New Zealand (not marked)
- International
OrganiserUnited Nations General Assembly
ListingAdded by us from official sources
Last checked19 October 2026
First held2021
About the day
The UN General Assembly designated the day in 2021. It celebrates the achievements of all countries in exploring the Moon.
Dates for the next three years
| Year | Date | Where | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2027 | Tuesday 20 July 2027 | UK, USA, International | Same date every year |
| 2028 | Thursday 20 July 2028 | UK, USA, International | Same date every year |
| 2029 | Friday 20 July 2029 | UK, USA, International | Same date every year |
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