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Origami Day

The folded paper crane is an international symbol of peace. However, there’s a lot more to origami than simple birds, and Origami Day is all about promoting the art of paper folding and showcasing incredible creations. More Details…All details taken…

Forget-Me-Not Day

When : Always November 10th Forget-Me-Not Day is a day to remember family, friends, and loved ones. People use this day to get in touch with family, friends and loved ones, especially those who we haven’t seen in a while.…

Area Code Day

Whilst area codes certainly aren’t as important today as they used to be – primarily due to the proliferation of mobile phones – area codes used to be a point of prestige. Area Code Day remembers a bygone era when…

Young Readers Day

When : Second Tuesday of November Young Readers Day is today. Reading opens up a lifetime of knowledge, information, success, and happiness. According to the creators of this day, it is “”… a special day to recognize the joys and…

Chaos Never Dies Day

There are, let’s face it, quite a number of days dedicated to stress relief, calmness and generally taking it easy. All of these days work on the premise that we’re too busy, too bustly, and need to step away from…

Tongue Twister Day

Peter Piper picked a peck of… Peter Piper pecked a pick… Never mind; you get the point. Tongue Twister Day is about fumbling through those awkward phrases in an attempt to improve enunciation and impress your friends. More Details…All details…

X-Ray Day

Wilhelm Röntgen discovered x-rays on November 8th, 1895 when he discovered treated cardboard he was using in routine experiments glowed in certain situations – the result of radiation hitting the surface. X-Ray Day celebrates his discovery, and all things x-ray;…

Cook Something Bold Day

When : Always November 8th Cook Something Bold Day is today. According to it’s creator, Wellcat.com, Cook Something Bold Day is designed to encourage us to cook something bold and daring, that will fill up the house with warm, “”homey””…

Dunce Day

When : Always November 8th Dunce Day celebrates the the term “”Dunce”” and dunce caps. Today marks the death (November 8, 1308) of medieval scholar Duns Scotus of Duns, Scotland. Dunce Day is all about learning. So, lets get right…