| Holiday name | Holiday location | Holiday type |
|---|---|---|
| National Gymnastics Day | - | Unofficial |
| International Talk Like a Pirate Day | - | Unofficial (Weird & Obscure) |
| Rosh Hashana | Multiple [Show] | Multiple Types |
| The Feast of Saint Januarius (Naples) | Italy | Local Holiday |
| Independence Day | Saint kitts and nevis | Public Holiday |
| Army Day | Chile | National Holiday |
| Rosh Hashana (New Year) | Israel | National Holiday, Hebrew |
| Foundation of the Slovak National Council Day | Slovakia | Observance |
| National Butterscotch Pudding Day | - | Unofficial |
| National Woman Road Warrior Day | - | Unofficial |
| Big Whopper Liar Day | - | Unofficial |
| Boys’ and Girls’ Club Day for Kids | - | Unofficial |
| Puppy Mill Awareness Day | - | Unofficial |
| Responsible Dog Ownership Day | - | Unofficial |
| National CleanUp Day | - | Unofficial |
| National Dance Day | - | Unofficial |
| Valentine's Day | Colombia | Observance |
| Constitution Day | Nepal | Public Holiday |
| European Heritage Days | - | International |
Historical Events on September 19
- 1676: During Bacon’s Rebellion, Nathaniel Bacon leads his forces to burn Jamestown to the ground.
- 1777: At the First Battle of Saratoga during the American Revolutionary War, the Continental Army loses to British forces.
- 1778: The first federal U.S budget is passed by the Continental Congress.
- 1796: The farewell address of George Washington is printed in newspapers across the U.S as an open letter to the public.
- 1846: Mélanie Calvat and Maximin Giraud – two French shepherd children – claim to have experienced a vision of the Virgin Mary on a mountaintop near La Salette in France. This location is now known as Our Lady of La Salette.
- 1862: Confederate Forces led by General Sterling Price are defeated by Union troops led by General William Rosecrans at the Battle of Iuka during the American Civil War.
- 1939: During WWII, the Battle of Kepa Oksywska ends. Polish losses account for approximately fourteen percent of all the forces which took part in the battle.
- 1944: The Continuation War ends when Finland and the Soviet Union sign an armistice.
- 1944: During WWII, the Battle of Hurtgen Forest begins between the U.S and Germany.
- 1946: After a speech given by Winston Churchill, the Council of Europe is founded.
- 1952: Charlie Chaplin is banned from re-entering the United States after a trip to England.
- 1985: Political wives – including the wife of Senator Al Gore, Tipper Gore – forms the Parents Music Resource Center (PMRC) as musicians begin testifying at U.S Congressional hearings on rock music obscenity.
- 2010: Deep Water Horizon, a leaking oil well, is finally sealed off on this day.
Famous Birthdays on September 19
- British novelist, poet, playwright and Nobel Prize laureate William Golding is born in 1911.
- American singer Helen Ward is born in 1913.
- American author Damon Knight is born in 1922.
- English actor Jeremy Irons is born in 1948.
- English model, actress and singer Twiggy is born in 1949.
