National Textiles Day

National Textiles Day

It’s National Textiles Day on May 3, and we’re perceiving the significant job materials play in our regular daily existences. The clothes we wear, the bedding we sleep on, the rugs we step on, and even the paintings we paint are all made of textiles that are woven from natural and synthetic materials. Valley Forge…

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Tournament of Roses Parade

Tournament of Roses Parade

The Tournament of Roses Parade occurs every New Year’s Day or on January 2 whenever New Year’s Day falls on a Sunday and this year the celebration will be held on January 1. The Rose Parade is a beloved tradition and a perfect way to celebrate the new year, especially for families looking to spend…

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National Laura Day

National Laura Day

National Laura Day is observed on December 23. In Latin and English-speaking countries, the name Laura is given to females. With over 850,000 people in the U.S. going by the name Laura, it comes in at number 61 of the Top 100 most popular names. In the late 19th century, it was a popular name…

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December Solstice

December Solstice

December Solstice is the longest night and shortest day of the year, which usually occurs during December. This year it is celebrated on December 21. What is it about the winter solstice that inspires such myth and magic? The earliest people on Earth were fascinated by it. It’s safe to say we’re still smitten even…

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National Crossword Puzzle Day

National Crossword Puzzle Day

Did you know that the first crossword puzzle was created by Arthur Wynne and published on December 21, 1913 in the New York World Newspaper? Wynne’s puzzle was diamond shaped and contained no internal black squares. However, it was so popular with readers that within a decade crossword puzzles were featured in almost all American…

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National Emo Day

National Emo Day

Did you rock skinny jeans, tight T-shirts, and studded belts? How about jet-black hair and long bangs? For many people, the word “emo” describes a sad teenager who dresses in a very deliberate way. But the emo subculture has a long, storied history that reaches back to the 1980s and continues to resonate today. On…

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Bathtub Party Day

Bathtub Party Day

Bathtub Party Day is a unique event celebrated on December 5 each year. Yes, you read it right; there’s a holiday for that! Few things measure up to the relaxation power of a long soak in the bathtub, wouldn’t you agree? Since its invention, the bathtub has played an important role in our lives for…

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