World Snow Day
Every year on January 17, the whole world turns into one giant snow day. World Snow Day is the International Ski Federation's invitation to kids and families everywhere to explore, enjoy, and experience the magic of snow. It is part party, part first lesson, and entirely about falling in love with winter.
- Roots
- Created by the International Ski Federation (FIS) as the second phase of its "Bring Children to the Snow" campaign; first celebrated in January 2012.
- Also on Jan 17
- World Religion Day
- Hashtag
- #WorldSnowDay
3 ways to celebrate
Try a winter sport
Head to a local slope, rink, or trail and try skiing, snowboarding, sledding, or skating; many resorts offer free or discounted lessons on World Snow Day.
Play in the backyard snow
Build a snowman, start a friendly snowball toss, or make snow angels; the day's motto is Explore, Enjoy, Experience, and the backyard counts.
Share your snow day
Post your snow photos with #WorldSnowDay and invite another family to join the fun next year.
Plan ahead
World Snow Day is observed on the third Sunday in January. Here is where it lands for the next ten years, handy for planners, marketers and party people.
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