FEB: The Hopi Holy Cycle buffalo dances which began in January conclude in February. These are performed on Hopi reserves. Dates differ among the various communities.

FEB-1: February is Black History month. Although much progress has been made in lessening racial segregation and racism in North America, Sunday morning remains the most segregated time of the week, as many parishioners continue to attend racially segregated Christian churches. February was chosen because two historic figures, Abraham Lincoln and Frederick Douglass, had birthdays in this month.

FEB-2: On Imbolc, Wiccans and other Neopagans celebrate the return of life and light. Also called Imbolg, the name is derived from a Gaelic expression "in the belly". It is seen as signaling the first stirrings of life within the womb of Mother Earth. This Pagan day of celebration has been Christianized as St. Bridget's Day and secularized as Groundhog Day.

FEB-3: Four Chaplain's Sunday is a Christian/Jewish Interfaith celebration. It recalls an event during World War II when four Chaplains, both Jews and Christians gave away their life jackets to soldiers when a troop ship sank in the Atlantic Ocean.

FEB-4:  Hindus celebrate the birthday of Swami Vivekananda Jayanti (1863 to 1902). He spread the message of Hinduism to the West, and greatly influenced leaders of the Indian independence movement.