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No Interruptions Day

December 31st is, for those unlucky enough to not be on holiday, the last working day of the year. Thankfully, things tend to be quiet at the office between Christmas and New Year, and No Interruptions Day capitalises on this to encourage some productivity by getting people to ignore chatty co-workers, turn off their inboxes, unplug their phones and get some work done.

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Battery Day
Where would we be without the humble battery? Take a moment to consider how many of your household items use batteries – from cars to remote controls and hand-held devices, Battery Day is all about celebrating and recognising just how important the simple battery is to our way of life.More Details...All details taken directly from […]
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National Polka Festival
**National Polka Festival**, celebrated on August 9, is a vibrant celebration of polka music, dance, and cultural heritage. This festive occasion brings communities together to enjoy lively polka rhythms, traditional costumes, and delicious food, highlighting the rich traditions of various ethnic groups that have contributed to the popularity of polka music.
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Tooth Fairy Day
When : Always February 28th and/or August 22 National Tooth Fairy Day celebrates one of childhood's favorite visitors. The Tooth Fairy is an American tradition with European and superstitious roots. Losing baby teeth is a sometimes traumatic experience for young children. Enter the world of the friendly, smiling and soothing Tooth Fairy. As a young […]
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Old Stuff Day
Old Stuff Day. What’s it about? Well, it’s pretty self-explanatory, really. It’s about old stuff.It’s a day to be nostalgic: Find some old photographs, trinkets and toys, then share happy memories with friends and family over a coffee.It’s a day to appreciate the vintage: Visit a junk shop or antique store and find yourself something […]
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