Independence Day
Get ready to wave your flag and sing "The Star-Spangled Banner" as millions of Americans honor the founding of a nation on Independence Day. Join the celebration with parades, BBQs, and fireworks!
Memorial Day
Honoring those who have made the ultimate sacrifice — their bravery and selflessness will never be forgotten, and their legacy will live on.
Indian Republic Day
India's supreme legal document has been guiding the country since its inception, laying out fundamental rights and powers of government.
St. Dwynwen’s Day
Whether it's through words, actions or gestures, showing someone you care is essential — let them know how much they mean to you.
National Yellow Bat Day
Responsible for analyzing intercepted communications, this intelligence unit supported US Army operations during the Vietnam conflict.
Indian Army Day
With over 1.4 million active soldiers, the Indian Army, known for their valiant efforts, is one of the largest in the world.
Korean American Day
The unique fusion of Korean and American cultures creates a rich tapestry of art, music, food, and language that's not to be missed!
Good Friday
Observed in remembrance of the crucifixion of Jesus, this significant event is usually marked by church services and solemn reflections.
Presidents’ Day
Leaders' achievements are celebrated, flags fly high, and a break from the usual hustle gives everyone a moment to relax.
International Holocaust Remembrance Day
By learning about the Holocaust, we can honor the victims and survivors and work towards preventing such atrocities in the future.
Ratification Day
Discover how the Treaty of Paris changed history forever, marking the end of the Revolutionary War and the birth of the USA!
Burns Night
Celebrate Burns Night with friends, whisky, and of course, haggis! Gather round and pay tribute to Scotland's beloved poet, Robert Burns, with traditional food, drink, and poetry readings.
National Arkansas Day
Nestled in the southeastern United States, the Natural State is home to picturesque mountain ranges, lush forests, and charming small towns.
Benjamin Franklin Day
A polymath with many talents, from inventing to writing, Franklin's contribution to American history will never be forgotten.
Titanic Remembrance Day
Songs have been sung. Books have been written. Films have been made. And stories have been told about the RMS Titanic.
Yuri’s Night
The first person to orbit the Earth, this trailblazer showed us the potential of humanity's spirit and our drive to explore the unknown.
National Former Prisoner of War Recognition Day
Honoring the sacrifice of those who endured captivity in service to their nation, their bravery is a testament to the human spirit.
Alexander Graham Bell Day
With just one invention, he changed the world, making long-distance communication possible, and paving the way for modern communication.
National Apology Day
A dark chapter of Australia's history where Indigenous children were taken from their families and adopted out to non-Indigenous families.
National Chopsticks Day
Take part in an ancient tradition that has been around for thousands of years in the Asian culture by eating with and enjoying the unique experience of chopsticks.
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International Gin and Tonic Day
Mac and cheese, PB and J, Pickles and Rye…Gin and Tonic is a classic combination beloved by all. Mix them together, add some lime, and feel the refreshment.
National Pumpkin Day
Round and orange, they bring fall to life with their vibrant hue and make for the perfect canvas for all your creative carving ideas.
