National Entrepreneurship Week is a nationwide celebration of builders, problem‑solvers, and small‑business owners who drive local economies and community life.
📍 Location: United States (nationwide, locally organized)
📅 Timing: One week each February (dates vary by year)
🌎 Focus: Entrepreneurship education, small business, and innovation
🔗 Website: https://nationaltoday.com/national-entrepreneurship-week/
National Entrepreneurship Week is less a single event and more a coordinated week of local activities. Schools, colleges, libraries, accelerators, and chambers of commerce host workshops, pop‑up markets, pitch nights, and classroom projects that highlight entrepreneurship as a practical, learnable skill set.
For kids and youth ecosystems, it’s a useful anchor week to:
- Introduce entrepreneurial thinking (spotting problems, designing solutions, testing ideas).
- Connect students with local founders and small businesses as real‑world role models.
- Pilot or showcase youth ventures, maker projects, and creative side hustles.
If you’re working at the intersection of education, youth development, and community partnership, National Entrepreneurship Week is a flexible moment to spotlight young creators and tie your programs into a broader national conversation about entrepreneurship.
