Crush a Can Day
Crush a Can Day falls on September 27, a small excuse to flatten an aluminum can and to look at what happens to it next, which is more interesting than the crushing.
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Crush a Can Day falls on September 27, a small excuse to flatten an aluminum can and to look at what happens to it next, which is more interesting than the crushing.
Lace Day falls on September 27, honoring a textile that was once worth more than silver by weight and took skilled hands months to produce by the yard.

Every year on September 27, nature lovers, hikers, and outdoor adventurers celebrate National Public Lands Day (NPLD). It’s not just another holiday—it’s the nation’s largest single-day volunteer event dedicated to protecting and restoring public lands. From scenic national parks to local green spaces, this day is all about giving back to the great outdoors while enjoying its beauty.
World Tourism Day falls on September 27, a United Nations observance examining what travel does to the places that receive it as well as the people who take it.