HOLIDAYS FOR ANY AND EVERY OCCASION
National Holidays
Chocolate Covered Anything Day
We can’t think of anything that can’t be improved by covering it in a generous portion of melted chocolate, chocolate sauce or chocolate sprinkles. Well, maybe a few things, but that’s not the point of Chocolate Covered Anything Day now, is it?More Details...All details taken directly from provider content at http://www.daysoftheyear.com/days/chocolate-covered-anything-day/
Suckling Pig Day
When : Always December 18 National Suckling Pig Day is a mid-December day enjoy and remember. While everyone is running around, frantically preparing for the holidays, mom or grandma is busy in the kitchen. She has taken a break from the hubbub to cook a fancy meal.... a roasted suckling pig. As you read this, […]
Look for an Evergreen Day
If you’re planning to get a Christmas Tree, but haven’t got around to it yet, you’re running out of time! Look For An Evergreen Day may be one of your last chances to go and get a real evergreen tree.More Details...All details taken directly from provider content at http://www.daysoftheyear.com/days/look-for-an-evergreen-day/
Oatmeal Muffin Day
When : Always December 19 Oatmeal Muffin Day is today. Enjoy the cholesterol lowering benefit of oatmeal in your muffins today. That's great news... eating something that tastes good, and is also healthy to you. This special day is not steeped in tradition. To the contrary, we have found no information about this day. But, […]
Games Day
Have a look in the cupboard for some old games and play one that you haven't in awhile.
Go Caroling Day
Though declining in popularity, carol singing is still an important part of our cultural and social psyche. We expect carol singers to come knocking on our doors, or to go out carol singing ourselves. Buck the declining trend and organise a carol singing trip with your friends and family on Go Caroling Day.More Details...All details […]
Look on the Bright Side Day
When : Always December 21 Look on the Bright Side Day is today. We hope you see the light. Literally looking on the bright side may be a bit difficult today. It is winter solstice, the shortest day of the year. And, December days tend to be cloudy. However, we're going to be optimistic, and […]
Flashlight Day
Date When Celebrated : Always December 21 Don't be left in the dark on National Flashlight Day. The basic requirement for this day, is a flashlight and good batteries. Flick the switch, and you can put anything into your spotlight. We'd like to shed a little light on this special day. National Flashlight Day arrives […]
Humbug Day
For many people, Christmas can be an incredibly stressful time of year. Coping with the pressures of shopping for gifts and planning events and parties whilst embracing the holiday spirit can be a lot to ask! Humbug Day encourages a controlled venting of all that stress before Christmas so that you can enjoy the festive […]
Thank You Note Day
The day after Christmas is a perfect opportunity to give thanks by sending thank you notes. Celebrate Thank You Note Day by writing to friends and relatives to show your appreciation and gratitude for their festive gifts and to tell them how much you value them.More Details...All details taken directly from provider content at http://www.daysoftheyear.com/days/thank-you-note-day/
Date Nut Bread Day
It’s worth laying on a spread to celebrate Date Nut Bread Day – but the question is whether to choose butter or cream cheese! Nobody seems to know for sure who decided that this delicious fruity bread should get its own day, despite evidence that the holiday has been celebrated for years. Published recipes for […]
Roots Day
When : Always December 23 Celebrate your genealogy, as today is Roots Day. It's a great day to celebrate your heritage. Many of us are returning to our roots today, as we head home for Christmas. Returning to our roots is a warm, cozy and comfortable feeling, a sense of belonging. A hobby and a […]
Human Light
HumanLight is a Humanist holiday celebrated on December 23. Like Kwanzaa, HumanLight is a modern invention, created to provide a specifically Humanist celebration near Christmas and the northern Hemisphere's winter solstice. It was established by the New Jersey Humanist Network in 2001.[1]Humanists have cast HumanLight as a celebration of ""a Humanist's vision of a good […]
Festivus
Festivus is a parody secular holiday celebrated on December 23, that serves as an alternative to participating in the pressures and commercialism of the Christmas season. It has been described as ""the perfect secular theme for an all-inclusive December gathering"".[1]Originally a family tradition of scriptwriter
Egg Nog Day
Eggnog (or egg nog) is a sweet, dairy drink with cream, milk and often rum, brandy or whisky. Eggnog is popular in the US and Canada, though less so in Europe and the rest of the world. Eggnog Day falls on Christmas Eve and encourages you to make your own to celebrate the festive period!Want […]
Whiner’s Day
""What do you mean, 'No holiday bonus this year?'""""A GREEN TIE?!? It's Uuuugly!""What should we do?Whine???Let's be grateful for what we do have, like friends and family this holiday season, OK?Suggestions for Celebrating National Whiner's Day*Visit a shopping mall or retail store and watch people ""whine"" as they return and exchange their holiday gifts (remember, […]
Make Cut-out Snowflakes Day
In the heart of winter, when frost adorns the windows and the air is filled with whispers of snow, there's a day that invites us to unleash our inner artists and revel in the magic of creation: Make Cut-out Snowflakes Day. This enchanting holiday holds a rich history and a timeless appeal that continues to […]
Fruitcake Day
Date when : Always December 27th National Fruitcake Day celebrates the rock hard, fruit filled holiday cake. While fruitcake was popular in the 40's and 50's, we are not sure if anyone has ever eaten this weighty, gooey, sugar laden cake. Scientists have been unable to penetrate deeply into a fruitcake, and therefore, have failed […]
Card Playing Day: A Celebration of Gaming’s Timeless Appeal
Whether you're a serious card player or someone who only occasionally enjoys a casual game, December 28th offers the perfect excuse to gather some friends, break out a deck of cards, and create lasting memories around the card table. After all, in a world of constant technological advancement, there's something reassuring about the enduring appeal of 52 cards and endless possibilities.
Pepper Pot Day: A Taste of Revolutionary History
In our modern world of abundant food choices and instant meals, Pepper Pot Day offers a moment to appreciate the creativity and resourcefulness of our ancestors, and perhaps to consider how we might apply similar principles of innovation and adaptation to our own challenges.
Tick Tock Day: A Reminder to Finish What You Started
Whether you finish every task on your list or not, Tick Tock Day provides a valuable moment to pause, assess, and make mindful decisions about how to use the remaining time in the year. It reminds us that while time may be finite, our capacity for growth and achievement is limitless.
Bacon Day: A Sizzling Celebration of Everyone’s Favorite Breakfast Meat
National Bacon Day, celebrated on December 30th, toasts to bacon's delicious legacy and storied history, from ancient Rome to modern breakfast tables. It’s a day when bacon lovers unite for a feast of flavors, exploring everything from traditional American slices to international varieties. Dive into this day with endless recipes, savory treats, and a bit of culinary history!
Bicarbonate of Soda Day: Celebrating the Most Versatile Household Powder
Whether you're a baker, cleaning enthusiast, or someone interested in natural alternatives to commercial products, December 30th provides an opportunity to appreciate and explore the many uses of this remarkable substance. From its humble beginnings as a natural mineral to its current status as a household essential, bicarbonate of soda continues to prove its worth in our daily lives.
No Interruptions Day: Embracing Focus and Productivity
No Interruptions Day on **December 31** offers a unique opportunity to enhance productivity and mindfulness as we close out the year. By embracing focus and minimizing distractions, we can set the stage for a successful and fulfilling year ahead. Whether through organized workspaces, clear goals, or mindful practices, dedicating this day to uninterrupted focus can lead to a sense of accomplishment and clarity as we step into the New Year.
Unlucky Day: Exploring the Mystique of December 31
Unlucky Day on December 31 presents a fascinating blend of superstition, reflection, and anticipation for the future. While some may view this day as a time to be wary of bad luck, it can also serve as a meaningful opportunity to reflect on the past year and set intentions for the year to come.As we navigate the complexities of life, embracing both the fortunate and unfortunate aspects can lead to greater resilience and understanding. So, whether you choose to celebrate the day with caution or reflect on your experiences, remember that the transition into the new year is a chance for renewal and growth. Embrace the duality of December 31, and step into the new year with hope and determination!
Make Up Your Mind Day: Embracing Decision-Making on December 31
Make Up Your Mind Day on December 31 invites us to embrace the power of decision-making as we transition into the new year. By reflecting on our past choices, setting clear intentions, and committing to our decisions, we can foster personal growth and clarity in our lives.As we stand on the cusp of a new year, this day serves as a crucial reminder that every choice we make shapes our journey. So, whether you’re contemplating career moves, personal goals, or relationships, take the time to make up your mind and step into the future with confidence. With intention and clarity, you can welcome the new year as a time of possibility and growth!
Rural Transit Day
Celebrate Rural Transit Day on July 16th by recognizing the vital role that public transportation plays in connecting rural communities. Join us in highlighting the impact of accessible and reliable transit services in improving the quality of life for residents in rural areas. From supporting local businesses to enhancing social connections, let's raise awareness about the importance of rural transit on this special day. Join the conversation and spread the word about Rural Transit Day on July 16!
National Onion Ring Day
National Onion Ring Day, celebrated on June 22nd, pays homage to the beloved deep-fried snack made from sliced onions coated in batter and crispy breadcrumbs. This tasty holiday invites food enthusiasts to savor the crunchy goodness of onion rings at their favorite restaurants and diners.
National Kissing Day
June 22nd is National Kissing Day, a day dedicated to celebrating the romantic and affectionate act of kissing. Whether it's a peck on the cheek or a passionate embrace, this holiday encourages people to express their love and appreciation through the simple gesture of a kiss.
National Planner Day
National Planner Day, celebrated on August 1, is dedicated to the art of planning and organization. It’s a day to appreciate the role that planners play in our lives, helping us stay on top of our schedules, achieve our goals, and manage our time effectively. Whether you're a seasoned planner enthusiast or new to the world of planning, this day is an opportunity to embrace the benefits of using a planner and explore new ways to enhance your organizational skills.