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World Rum Day
Exploring the rich history and diverse craftsmanship of a spirited beverage, revealing its cultural significance and unique flavors.
National Simplicity Day
From taxes to technology, life gets complicated and stressful. Declutter your life and mind by stepping away from it all and settling in with a book or cup of tea.
Etch A Sketch Day
Dig out your old childhood toys and find that bright red device you probably spent hours on. Get creative and try your hand at Etch a Sketching as an adult.
National Pecan Pie Day
Make your own gooey, tasty pecan pie. Start from scratch or buy a frozen crust, then cook up the filling out of pecans, butter, sugar, eggs, and some spices.
How to celebrate Jul 12th
If you’re up for a day that’s a blend of simplicity and creativity, start by tapping into the spirit of National Simplicity Day. Take a few moments to declutter your space and clear your mind. Embrace the calming vibe and let your thoughts flow freely. Then, flip the switch to childhood nostalgia with Etch A Sketch Day. Grab that dusty old Etch A Sketch or treat yourself to a new one. Spend some time creating wacky drawings or challenging yourself to intricate designs.
Next on the agenda is National Pecan Pie Day. Whip up a simple pecan pie recipe or head to a local bakery to indulge in a slice. Let the sweet flavors dance on your taste buds as you savor each bite. Afterwards, dive into the wobbly world of National Eat Your Jello Day. Channel your inner child by making a colorful Jello creation or dig into a pre-made cup for a quick fix of fun.
As Paper Bag Day unfolds, get crafty with paper bags. Create unique decorations or useful items out of this humble material. Keep the momentum going with the International Day of Combating Sand and Dust Storms. Do your part by cleaning up your outdoor space or spreading awareness about environmental protection.
Then, celebrate the Battle of the Boyne by learning about historical events or engaging in friendly debates with friends or family. Embrace the courage and resilience of Malala Day by standing up for causes you believe in or supporting organizations that promote education for all.
National Different Colored Eyes Day invites you to appreciate the beauty of diversity. Explore different perspectives or try out a new look with mismatched colored contact lenses. On Cancel Culture Awareness Day, take the time to reflect on the impact of call-out culture and strive for constructive conversations and understanding.
Wrap up your day of eclectic celebrations by honoring Barn Day. Visit a local farm or watch documentaries about agricultural life. Finally, bask in the magic of Night of Nights by stargazing or enjoying a peaceful evening outdoors. And don’t forget to show your appreciation for National Hair Creator’s Day by trying out a new hairstyle or experimenting with hair accessories. Embrace New Conversations Day by reaching out to someone you haven’t spoken to in a while or initiating a meaningful discussion with a loved one.
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National Eat Your Jello Day
Delight in the wobbly joy of a gelatinous marvel that brings smiles and culinary creativity to gatherings and desserts.
Paper Bag Day
Unleashing practical versatility, these folded carriers hold life's essentials, reliable companions in the rhythm of daily existence.
International Day of Combating Sand and Dust Storms
Defending against nature's turbulent dance, where winds showcase Earth's dynamic forces through swirling sands and atmospheric drama.
National Different Colored Eyes Day
Appreciate the striking beauty of heterochromia, or having two different colored eyes, a common phenomenon among dogs, cats, and humans alike.
New Conversations Day
Stop being content with boring chitchat about the weather and sports, and dig into real, meaningful conversations with people on New Conversations Day.
Great British Pea Week
Try your hand at growing your own peas, or see what tasty recipes you can make with this versatile veggie, from pea soup to bacon and pea gnocchi and more.
National NAIDOC Week
Explore the rich tapestry of Indigenous culture and heritage during this annual celebration of Australia's First Nations.
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National Cell Phone Courtesy Month
Bone up on cell phone etiquette and do your part to make our society less annoying. Keep your volume down, don’t use speakerphone in public, and be self-aware.
Independent Retailer Month
Embrace the vibrant community spirit and make a positive impact by supporting local shops and businesses. It's a win-win for everyone, fostering growth and creating a thriving neighborhood.
National Picnic Month
Get a basket, a big blanket, and a selection of portable foods like fruit, salad, sausage and sandwiches and enjoy a tasty, relaxing outdoor picnic.
National Horseradish Month
Make a point to try out all sorts of new recipes during Horseradish Month by making use of this flavorful, zingy ingredient in everything from salads to cocktails.
National Ice Cream Month
Cool down from the summer heat by indulging in the sweet, creamy treat we all scream for. Pair it with pie or brownies, top it on a cone, or just have a bowl.
National Culinary Arts Month
Mastery of flavors and techniques, culinary arts blend creativity and skill to craft exquisite gastronomic experiences for all.
National Hemp Month
Harnessing the versatile properties of a sustainable plant to create eco-friendly products for various industries and applications.
National Powersports Month
Thrill in the exhilarating rush of off-road adventures, where adrenaline meets rugged terrain for ultimate excitement.
Plastic Free July
Make a point to avoid creating plastic waste, and substitute reusable, environmentally-friendly items like metal straws and water bottles or paper bags.
Bank Account Bonus Month
Many banks offer bonuses for opening a new account, so do some research and see if you can get some cash just for opening up a bank account somewhere new.
Sarcoma Awareness Month
Educate yourself and spread awareness about the risk factors, warning signs, and symptoms of the rare but potentially deadly forms of cancer known as sarcomas.
World Watercolor Month
Head to your local art supply store, get some watercolors and a good canvas, and get your creative juices flowing. Draw a landscape, or express yourself abstractly.
