World Pasta Day
A celebration of Italy's gift to the world, established at the 1995 World Pasta Congress.
1 min read · Fact-checked · Updated for 2026
About World Pasta Day
World Pasta Day was established at the first World Pasta Congress in Rome in 1995 and is celebrated on October 25th. Global pasta production has doubled since then to nearly 17 million tonnes per year. The day celebrates pasta's versatility, affordability and cultural significance — from Italian classics to the countless ways the world has adopted and adapted it.
Read more on WikipediaWhen is World Pasta Day?
World Pasta Day is celebrated every year on October 25. Upcoming dates:
| Year | Date | Day of week | |
|---|---|---|---|
| World Pasta Day 2026 | October 25, 2026 | Sunday🎉 weekend | View date → |
| World Pasta Day 2027 | October 25, 2027 | Monday | View date → |
| World Pasta Day 2028 | October 25, 2028 | Wednesday | View date → |
| World Pasta Day 2029 | October 25, 2029 | Thursday | View date → |
| World Pasta Day 2030 | October 25, 2030 | Friday | View date → |
How to Celebrate World Pasta Day
- 🎯Dive into the story behind World Pasta Day — the "About" section above is a good start.
- 💡Plan something themed with friends: food, films, or a small event.
- 📣Join the conversation online under #WorldPastaDay.
Official hashtag: #WorldPastaDay
Frequently Asked Questions
When is World Pasta Day 2026?
World Pasta Day 2026 is on Sunday, October 25, 2026.
How many days until World Pasta Day?
There are 104 days until World Pasta Day (October 25, 2026).
What category is World Pasta Day?
World Pasta Day is categorized as a Cultural event.
Is World Pasta Day a public holiday?
World Pasta Day is an observance day, not typically a public holiday. Check your country's official calendar for local public holidays.
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