Miners’ Day

National Miner's Day was made possible as a national holiday on December 3, 2009, thanks to Senator Byrd, Senator Rockefeller, and Senator Reid along with the thousands of people who believe it is important to recognize the hard work and contributions of miners to the well being of all. Miners provide us with many of the raw materials that are necessary for manufacturing and our daily lives.

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No Socks Day

Kick off your socks and wiggle your toes for No Socks Day! Go barefoot for a day (carefully, of course), and enjoy the feeling of foot-freedom.More Details...All details taken directly from provider content at http://www.daysoftheyear.com/days/no-socks-day/

Punch Day

The word punch means five, originating from the Hindustani word panch. Punch Day sadly isn’t an excuse to drink five glasses of punch; rather, it celebrates the traditional punch base recipe of five key ingredients, which most punches still use – alcohol (usually spirits), lemon (or other fruits), sugar, water, and tea (or other spices, e.g. cinnamon).More Details...All […]

International Literacy Day

Why not read a book today? or teach someone to read.

Daiquiri Day

Daiquiri Day, celebrated on July 19, honors the classic cocktail that has delighted drink enthusiasts for over a century. Originating in Cuba and popularized by figures like Ernest Hemingway, the Daiquiri is a refreshing blend of rum, lime juice, and sugar. This day offers the perfect opportunity to enjoy variations of this iconic drink, from the traditional recipe to fruity frozen versions. Whether hosting a Daiquiri party or simply savoring a glass, Daiquiri Day is a celebration of one of the world's most beloved cocktails.

Miners’ Day

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