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Mayflower Day

When : September 16th

Mayflower Day celebrates the date the Mayflower sailed from Plymouth, England to America. On September 16, 1620, 102 men, women, and children set sail from Plymouth, England. Their destination was the New World, where they could have religious freedom, and continue using their native language, culture, and customs.

Every Mayflower Day, we commemorate these brave, early settlers. They were the very first immigrants, and helped to pave the way for millions more to follow, in search of freedom and the dreams and promises of a New World.

For more information, see Mayflower History

Have a very happy Mayflower Day.

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Hamburger Day

May 28th is a day cherished by food enthusiasts worldwide – Hamburger Day. This delightful holiday celebrates the quintessential American comfort food: the hamburger. From classic cheeseburgers to gourmet creations, Hamburger Day is an opportunity to indulge in juicy patties nestled between soft buns, savoring every bite and relishing the rich flavors that have made this dish an enduring culinary icon. So fire up the grill, gather your favorite toppings, and join in the festivities as we pay homage to the beloved hamburger on this delicious holiday.

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National Johnny Appleseed Day

NATIONAL JOHNNY APPLESEED DAY March 11th, we celebrate National Johnny Appleseed Day. This is the day that we honor the legend of Johnny Appleseed and his kind, generous and interesting life that we have learned of. â?John Chapman (September 26, 1774 â?? March 18, 1845) was an American pioneer nurseryman who introduced apple trees to […]

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Frozen Food

It if wasn't once frozen, don't bother eating it today

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National Taco Day

Last year Americans ate over 4.5 billion tacos! That’s 490,000 miles of tacos, which could take you to the moon and back or, if you prefer, could, at 775-million pounds, equal the weight of two Empire State Buildings. Follow along at www.nationaltacoday.com.