International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People, observed each year on November 29, is a day dedicated to raising global awareness about the rights and struggles of the Palestinian…
National French Toast Day, celebrated each year on November 28, is a delicious tribute to the warm, egg-soaked, golden breakfast favourite known as French toast. History of National French Toast…
The Black Friday, observed annually on the Friday after Thanksgiving in the United States, has become the unofficial kickoff to the holiday shopping season—marked by major sales, big crowds, early…
The Buy Nothing Day, observed on the day after Thanksgiving (traditionally one of the busiest shopping days of the year), is a global protest against consumerism and over-consumption. History of…
The Day of Listening, observed on the Friday after Thanksgiving in the United States, is a meaningful day set aside for people to pause, engage in thoughtful conversation and —…
Fur-Free Friday, observed annually on the Friday after Thanksgiving (also known as Black Friday), is a day of global-action organized by animal-welfare groups to raise awareness about the cruelty of…
The Maize Day, observed on the day after Thanksgiving each year, honors the grain known as maize (or corn) and its significant role in human history and agriculture. History of…
Native American Heritage Day, observed on the Friday after Thanksgiving each year, is a day set aside in the United States to honor the cultures, traditions, histories and contributions of…
Sinkie Day, observed annually on the day after Thanksgiving in the United States, celebrates those moments when a formal meal feels like too much, and grabbing leftovers while standing over…
The You’re Welcomegiving Day, observed on the day after the U.S. Thanksgiving holiday, was founded in 1977 and encourages a simple but meaningful practice: when someone thanks you, take the…
