Grandparents Day
Grandparents Day is celebrated on the first Sunday after Labor Day. It’s a meaningful day dedicated to honoring the unique bond between grandparents and grandchildren. History of Grandparents Day The…
National Read a Book Day
National Read a Book Day is celebrated on September 6 every year. It’s a simple invitation to pause for a moment and lose ourselves in the magic of reading—from a…
National Coffee Ice Cream Day
National Coffee Ice Cream Day is celebrated on September 6 each year — a delightful tribute to one of the most comforting and energizing frozen treats out there. History of…
World Samosa Day
World Samosa Day is observed on September 5 each year. It’s a delightful occasion dedicated to celebrating the crunchy, triangular snack beloved around the world. History of World Samosa Day…
National Food Bank Day
National Food Bank Day is observed on the first Friday in September each year. It’s a day dedicated to honoring food banks and raising awareness about food insecurity in our…
World Taekwondo Day
World Taekwondo Day is observed on September 4 each year, commemorating the day Taekwondo was officially added as an Olympic sport. History of World Taekwondo Day World Taekwondo (also known…
World Sexual Health Day
World Sexual Health Day is celebrated on September 4 each year. It’s a special day meant to highlight the importance of sexual health for everyone, everywhere. History of World Sexual…
World Coconut Day
World Coconut Day, celebrated annually on September 2, is a cheerful observance dedicated to shining a light on the remarkable coconut and its multifaceted contributions to agriculture, nutrition, culture, and…
Another Look Unlimited Day
Another Look Unlimited Day is observed on the day after Labor Day. It’s a gentle invitation to pause before tossing out those forgotten items and to reconsider their potential value…
National Acne Positivity Day
National Acne Positivity Day, observed each year on September 1, is a gentle reminder that acne—a common skin condition affecting people of all ages—is nothing to be ashamed of. This…