World Kebab Day

If you ask me, Kebab Day is the best day. I mean, who doesn’t love a good kebab? Officially, World Kebab Day is celebrated each year on the 2nd Friday in July. The practice of cooking meat on a stick or skewer originates in prehistorical times, possibly as long as a million years ago, when early humans

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Cow Appreciation Day

Cow Appreciation Day, coined by Chick-fil-A, occurs annually on the second Tuesday of July. The first Cow Appreciation Day was launched in 2004, in light of Chick-fil-A’s humorous “Eat Mor Chikin” marketing campaign, which began in 1995. The idea behind the campaign is that cows want people to eat more chicken instead of beef. While

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Cream Tea Day

Cream Tea Day

The last Friday in June is Cream Tea Day.  In 2022, Cream Tea Day will be celebrated on June 24th. If you have ever been curious about how the British drink their tea, then you can learn more about as well as celebrate it through Cream Tea Day! Cream tea day is a British holiday

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Log Cabin Day

Log Cabin Day

June 28th is Log Cabin Day. Back in the early days of the world, people built homes out of strong and sturdy logs. Carefully notched together and sealed in-between with a caulking agent like mud or clay, Log Cabins were sturdy and reliable and could stand the test of time. Admittedly, you’d have to change

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Pink Day

Bullying is a growing problem in the world today, and every year we hear more and more incidents coming up of bullying in schools everywhere. Bullying doesn’t stop in school, though, it extends out into the world outside of school and even into the virtual world of the internet. Bullying doesn’t tend to follow any

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International Surfing Day

International Surfing Day

Wave riders celebrate the International Surfing Day (ISD) on the 3rd Saturday of June. Time for surfers to be proud of their sport, and help to keep our oceans and environment pure and protected. It will be on June 19th in 2021. International Surfing Day, held annually on the third Saturday of June, is an

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Martini Day

Martini Day

Whether you enjoy your Martini shaken, not stirred, like James Bond, with an olive or as part of a more extravagant cocktail, Martini Day is a great excuse to celebrate with a glass. Strictly for adults, this special day celebrates all things Martini and is an ideal opportunity to research and try out different cocktail

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World Day Against Child Labor

World Day Against Child Labor

June 12 is set aside to focus on ending child labor. The World Day Against Child Labor is held annually on June 12 as an international day to raise awareness and prompt action to stop child labor in all of its forms. Supporters of the day work year-round to see that children everywhere are not

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Jerky Day

Jerky Day

Jerky Day is celebrated on June 11. You might be a redneck if you think that beef jerky and Moon Pies are two of the major food groups. Jeff Foxworthy For millennia mankind has gained the benefits of consuming a diet containing meat, with the added fat and nutrients giving us the fuel we need

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World Gin Day

World Gin Day

Distilled spirits have been with us for a very long time, and all of them have rich histories covering the sometimes mysterious origins of their use. While spirits have long been used medicinally, only one started as a medicine and then became a mixer for one of the most important medicines in history. This delicious,

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Rosé Day

Rosé Day

June 9th is Rosé Day, also known as Rosé Wine Day. A common misconception is that rosé is made by mixing red wine with white wine, but in fact, this process is frowned upon by the wine community. Winemakers create a rosé wine by juicing red grapes and then allowing the juice to soak with

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Global Running Day

Global Running Day

Global Running Day is a day that celebrates the sport of running. It is held annually on the first Wednesday of June. The day was designated as a way for runners to reaffirm their passion for running and for beginners to make a life-changing commitment to running. The pavement under your feet, the crisp snap

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Cancer Survivors Day

Cancer Survivors Day

The first Saturday in June is the day we recognize and celebrate cancer survivors, and raise awareness of the challenges of cancer survivorship. In 2021, Cancer Survivors Day is on June 11th. There’s an epidemic in the world today, one that seeps into every level of the social strata. Education is no protection and nor

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National Doughnut Day

The first Friday in June is the other day doughnuts steal the bakery case spotlight ready to tease their way into white bakery box home! For more information on the National Doughnut Day celebrated in June. History disputes the origin of the doughnut. One theory suggests Dutch settlers brought doughnuts to North America much like they brought

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National Wisconsin State Day

On May 29th, we celebrate National Wisconsin Day in honor of The Badger State. Wisconsin became a state on May 29, 1848. The state’s name is an English version of a French adaptation of an Indian name said to mean “the place where we live.” Rich in copper, lead, forest, and fertile farmland, Wisconsin became

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Burger Day

National Hamburger Day

A taste of heaven between two buns… that sounds like a burger! The thought of a juicy steak burger with a double patty submerged in your favorite sauces is just a divine idea. We believe a burger break at work just increases your productivity tenfold and even if it’s not a fact we actually want

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World Product Day

World Product Day

World Product Day is an annual event to celebrate our craft and community. We use products of all kinds every single day of our lives, so why not spend a single day of each year celebrating just how much better these things make our lives? Can you imagine a life without products like toilet paper, tennis

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National Road Trip Day

The Friday before Memorial Day is declared National Road Trip Day and serves as the official kickoff of the summer road trip season. Millions of Americans hit the road each year over the long weekend, visiting friends and family while paying tribute to our American heroes. Two-thirds of American drivers (54 percent)* report an increase

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National Cooler Day

What more could you need than a cold drink for the official launch of summer? Something to keep it cold, of course! National Cooler Day, the Friday before Memorial Day, makes staying cool easy this summer. As simple as the design of a cooler may seem, it wasn’t until the 1950s that the first cooler

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World Baking Day

World Baking Day Every third Sunday in May, World Baking Day inspires people to bake for their loved ones, friends, and neighbors. These bakers are also encouraged to give their baked goods away as a token of gratitude and appreciation. People have been baking for thousands of years. In fact, the world’s oldest oven is

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Armed Forces Day

Armed Forces Day

Armed Forces Day is celebrated the third Saturday in May every year, was created to give everyone the opportunity to show their support and gratitude for those who are currently serving in the armed forces, and those who have done in the past. National Armed Forces Day will be on Saturday, May 21th in 2022.

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Numeracy Day

Many of us may think that we are not a number’s people. But whether we like it or not, numbers play a big part in all our lives. Numeracy Day is about recognizing the importance of numbers and numeracy and encouraging people to sharpen their skills and build their confidence with numbers. Being smarter with

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National Juice Slush Day

National Juice Slush Day On the third Wednesday of every May, National Juice Slush Day celebrates the icy delight that has come to be known as frozen juice slush. Royal courts from ages past used to bring down freshly fallen snow from mountain tops and spread crushed berries and mashed fruit on top. Little has

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World Whisky Day

If you’re friends with Jack and Jim and spend your weekends with Jameson and Johnnie, then World Whisky Day is going to hold a special significance for you. Whisky is one of the iconic drinks of true lovers of alcohol and is the foundation of some of the most wonderful drinks known to man. But

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Mother’s Day

Mother’s Day Mother’s Day is a day for many people to show their appreciation towards mothers and mother figures worldwide. It is an annual event but is held at different dates in the calendar, depending on the country. Mother’s Day is a time-honored tradition of recognizing the women in our lives who raised us, dried

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National Dog Mom’s Day

During the second Saturday in May, National Dog Mom’s Day sends out a chorus of yips, barks, and howls of praise for all the dog mommas! Our dogs are our family members, whether they came into our lives unexpectedly or as carefully planned additions. We adopt them as puppies, adolescents, or fully mature animals with a bit

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World Migratory Bird Day

World Migratory Bird Day is observed twice a year during the second Saturday in May and again on the second Saturday in October. The goal is to raise awareness of issues affecting migratory birds and to inspire action around the world to take measures for their conservation. Migrating birds may fly from 15 to 600

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Train Day

They cross thousands of miles across the countryside all over the world, transporting goods and passengers to places far-flung, and bringing back the same to their point of origin. Two gleaming lines of silver lay their path as they move through cities and forests, mountains, and plains to bring everything to those who need it,

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Golf Day

Its time to pull those clubs out of storage, dust them off, and get ready to hit the green again! That’s right; it’s Golf Day! Heralding the beginning of the more golfer friendly part of the year, Golfers Day’s origin is shrouded in the myth and legend of this particular sport. Some people say its

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Time Of Remembrance And Reconciliation

Time Of Remembrance And Reconciliation May 8 and May 9 have been designated as “The Time of Remembrance and Reconciliation for Those Who Lost Their Lives during the Second World War.” The days are set aside to urge non-governmental organizations and individuals’ to pay tribute to the victims of World War II. It begins on

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