The phrase "alien day" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific day dedicated to celebrating or acknowledging aliens, whether in a fictional context or as part of a themed event.
Example: "On Alien Day, fans of science fiction gather to celebrate their favorite extraterrestrial characters and stories."
Alternatives: "extraterrestrial day" or "UFO day".
The festival returns next month with a weekend of screenings, workshops and events, including a "swim-in cinema" with inflatable loungers and a designated "alien day" (1-3 May, stalbansfilmfestival.com).
Alien Day is when Alien fans to celebrate the massive fandom of the long-running science fiction franchise.
Every year, April 26 marks "Alien Day, a date chosen because in the original Alien film the characters land on planet LV 426.
This week marked Alien day (on 4/26… a play on the planet LV-426 where the first Xenomorphs were discovered) and Dark Horse Comics celebrated with the release of a gorgeous, huge collection of all the Aliens comics from 1988.
(Becca, with thick, precisely cut black bangs and gigantic eyes, has an inexplicably freakish personality; the over-all impression she gives is of a combination of space alien, Wednesday Addams, and the twin girls who were photographed by Diane Arbus).
Kimmel Center, Windows Gallery: 'Alien Script' (Friday through Thursday) This public exhibition features 18 large drawings by Walter Mosley, the crime fiction writer and author of "Devil in a Blue Dress".
The government said the company, Golden State Transportation of Los Angeles, moved 50 to 300 illegal aliens a day, seven days a week, from areas near the border with Mexico.
For example, the local government chief executives we interviewed largely perceived academia as an insular profession, requiring modes of thought, analysis and language which are alien to practitioners' day to day lives.
Mr. Duchovny, whose Mulder character will be abducted by aliens in Sunday's season finale, agreed after long negotiations to return for half of the episodes next season.
According to Perry, information about the tests is kept classified prior to launch — a fact that's unlikely to convince true-believers that they didn't actually spot aliens on Saturday night.
"The City of Lost Children" will be screened at 6 30 p.m. on Friday; "Alien IV: Resurrection" at 9 p.m. on Friday; "Delicatessen" at 7 p.m. on Saturday; and "Amélie" at 4 p.m. on Sunday.
