World UFO Day
Marking the 1947 Roswell incident — a day for skywatching and questions about what's out there.
1 min read · Fact-checked · Updated for 2027
About World UFO Day
World UFO Day is celebrated on July 2nd, the anniversary of the 1947 Roswell incident in New Mexico. Enthusiasts hold skywatching parties and discuss everything from declassified government UAP reports to the science of the search for extraterrestrial life (SETI). Whether skeptic or believer, it's a day for looking up.
Read more on WikipediaWhen is World UFO Day?
World UFO Day is celebrated every year on July 2. Upcoming dates:
| Year | Date | Day of week | |
|---|---|---|---|
| World UFO Day 2027 | July 2, 2027 | Friday | View date → |
| World UFO Day 2028 | July 2, 2028 | Sunday🎉 weekend | View date → |
| World UFO Day 2029 | July 2, 2029 | Monday | View date → |
| World UFO Day 2030 | July 2, 2030 | Tuesday | View date → |
| World UFO Day 2031 | July 2, 2031 | Wednesday | View date → |
How to Celebrate World UFO Day
- 🎯Dive into the story behind World UFO 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 #WorldUFODay.
Official hashtag: #WorldUFODay
Frequently Asked Questions
When is World UFO Day 2027?
World UFO Day 2027 is on Friday, July 2, 2027.
How many days until World UFO Day?
There are 354 days until World UFO Day (July 2, 2027).
What category is World UFO Day?
World UFO Day is categorized as a Cultural event.
Is World UFO Day a public holiday?
World UFO Day is an observance day, not typically a public holiday. Check your country's official calendar for local public holidays.
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