Are you aware the largest penguin population is located in South Africa? Be aware of penguins and penguin related facts today.
Penguin Awareness Day
Loosen Up, Lighten Up Day
Loosen Up, Lighten Up Day encourages you to do what it says on the tin – take things a little slower, de-stress and unwind. We’re all busy, but it’s easy to get caught up into a spiral of stress and angst; take a mental step back, loosen up, lighten up, and find some balance.More Details...All […]
Celebrate Curiosity on Laboratory Day, April 23 🔬🧪
April 23rd is Laboratory Day, a unique and exciting holiday dedicated to celebrating the brilliant minds, groundbreaking discoveries, and fascinating experiments that take place in labs around the world. Whether it’s chemistry, biology, physics, or even creating the perfect cup of coffee (yes, there’s science in that too!), laboratories are the birthplace of innovation and curiosity.This day isn’t just for scientists—it’s for anyone who loves learning, experimenting, and having fun with science. So, let’s dive into the history, share some funny facts, explore gift ideas, offer celebration tips, and uncover why this holiday is a true tribute to discovery and creativity.
Franchise Appreciation Day
Franchise Appreciation Day, celebrated on August 29, honors the vital role that franchise businesses play in our economy and communities. This day recognizes the hard work and dedication of both franchisees and franchisors, who together create jobs, drive innovation, and enhance local economies. Franchise businesses, which span a diverse range of industries from fast food to fitness, benefit from established brand recognition and operational support, while contributing significantly to their neighborhoods and the global market. On this day, we celebrate their achievements and the entrepreneurial spirit that fuels the franchise model.
First Foot Day
The custom of firstfooting, or being the first to cross the threshold of a home in the early hours of New Year's Day, was so popular in England and Scotland during the 19th century that the streets were often more crowded between midnight and one o'clock in the morning than they would normally be at […]