Today is: July 7
Day Week Month

Space Shuttle Final Flight (2011) Anniversary

Srebrenica Genocide, International Day of Reflection for (1995)

Sebeiba Festival (DZ)

Wimbledon (UK)

7-7 London Bombing (2005)

All American Pet Photo Day

Aphelion Day

Bald Is In Day

Be Nice to New Jersey Week

Blueberry Muffin Day, Ntl.

Bonza Bottler Day™, Intl

Bowdler's Day (UK) (1754)

Bridal Sale Event, Ntl (US/CA/MX)

Calgary Stampede (CA-AB)

Caribbean Day (1973)

Carver Day

Cheer Up the Lonely Day

Cherry Festival, Ntl (US-MI)

Childhood Obesity Week (UK)

Chocolate Day, World

Civil Disobedience Thoreau, Intl. (1817)

Clerihew Day, Intl. (UK)(1875)

Collector Car Appreciation Day

Diabetes Awareness Week (AU)

Dive Bar Day, Ntl.

Don't Put All Your Eggs in One Omelet Day, Ntl.

Don't Step on a Bee Day

Eat Your Jell-O Day, Ntl.

Ely Eel Festival (UK)

Farriers Week, Ntl.

Father-Daughter Take A Walk Together Day

Fleet Week, (US-NY)

Folklife Festival, Smithsonian (US-DC)

Forgiveness Day, Global

Fried Chicken Day, Ntl.

Great British Pea Week

Hand Rolled Day, Ntl.

Heroes Day, (ZM)

Independence Day, (AR)(1816)

Independence Day, (BS)(1973)

Independence Day, (KI)(1979)

Independence Day, (KM)(1975)

Independence Day, (SB)(1978)

Independence Day, (ST )(1975)

Independence Day, South Sudan (SS) (2011)

Injury Prevention Day, Ntl.(CA)

Jan Hus Day, (CZ)(1415)

Jazz Festival, Black Sea (GE)

Jazz Festival, NN North Sea (NL)

Jousting, Torneo della Quintana (IT)

Kissing Day, World (UK).

Kiswahili Language Day, World

Kitten Day, Ntl.

Kupala Night

La Semana de la Dulzura (AR)

Macaroni Day, Ntl.

Make Your Own Sundae Day

Martyrdom of the Bab (1850)

Math 2.0 Day

Milk Chocolate with Almonds Day, Ntl.

Mojito Day, Ntl.

Moon—Third Quarter

Motorcycle Day, Ntl.

Naadam (MN)(1921/1990)

NAIDOC Week (AU)

Night of Nights (US-CA)(1999)

Nude Recreation Week

Orangemen's Day (UK)(1690)

Paper Bag Day, Intl. (1871)

Pecan Pie Day

Pen Power Day (1972)

People with Different Colored Eyes Day (Heterochromia Iridium)

Piña Colada Day

Population Day, World (1987)

Rainier Cherry Day, Ntl.

Republic Day, (MW)(1964)

Running of the Bulls (ES)

Saba-Saba Day, (TZ)(1954)

Sand and Dust Storms, Intl. Day on Combating

SCUD Day (Savor the Comic, Unplug the Drama)

Shark Week

Simplicity Day (1817)

Skinny Dip Day, Intl.

Slurpee Day

Space Shuttle Final Flight (2011)

Sports Cliché Week

Srebrenica Genocide, International Day of Reflection for (1995)

Statehood Day, (LT)(1253)

Strawberry Sundae Day, Ntl.

Sugar Cookie Day, Ntl.

Sustainable Seafood Week, Bristol (UK)

Take Your Kids to the Golf Course Week, National (CA)

Take Your Webmaster to Lunch Day

Tanabata (JP)

Tea Party, SPANA World

Teddy Bear Picnic Day

Tell the Truth Day

Therapeutic Recreation Week, Ntl. (US)

Tynwald Day (IM/UK)

Unity Day, (ZM)

Wayne Nebraska Chicken Day (US-NE)

Yogini Ekadashi (H)

Youth Day, (MA)(1929)

Zoonosis Day, World

T-Rex World Championships (US-WA)

Poverty Eradication, 3rd Intl. Decade

Water for Sustainable Development, Intl. Decade

Decade of Family Farming, Intl.

Earth in Time

Indigenous Languages, Intl. Decade of

International Decade of Healthy Ageing

International Decade on Ecosystem Restoration

Nelson Mandela Decade of Peace

Third International Decade Poverty Eradication

Second UN Decade for Action on Road Safety

Water for Sustainable Development, Intl. Decade

International Decade for Ocean Science for Sustainable Development

Space Shuttle Final Flight (2011) Anniversary

Utoeya (NO) Massacre (2011)

International Decade of Family Farming

Poverty Eradication, 3rd Intl. Decade

Water for Sustainable Development, Intl. Decade

Poverty Eradication, 3rd Intl. Decade

Water for Sustainable Development, Intl. Decade

Srebrenica Genocide, International Day of Reflection for (1995)

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Rangeland and Pastoralists, International Year of

Scout Jamboree, Ntl.

Scout Jamboree, Ntl.

Rangeland and Pastoralists, International Year of

Sand and Dust Storms, Intl. Decade on Combating

Jewish Year 5786 (J)

Nigeria's Decade of Gas (NG)

United States Semiquincentennial (1776)

Woman Farmer, Year of Intl.

Rangeland and Pastoralists, International Year of

Self-leadership and New Beginnings, Year of

Sustainable Water Availability and Safe Sanitation,Year of

Year of the Family (AE)

Year of Urban Planning and Architecture (AZ)

Year of Unity of the Peoples of Russia (RU)

Year of the Azalea

Year of the Ficus

Year of the Crocus

Year of the Impatiens

Year of the Sedum

Year of the Hot Pepper

Year of the Ornamental Grasses

Year of the Radish

Volunteers for Sustainable Development, Intl. Year of

Cloud Dancer is the Pantone Color of the Year

Turmeric, Herb of the Year

American Semiquincentennial, 250th Anniversary (1776)

China–Africa Year of People-to-People Exchanges (CN)

ASEAN–India Year of Maritime Cooperation (IN)

India–Spain Year of Culture, Tourism and AI (IN/ES)

Year of Agriculture (IN-MP)

Decade of Sustainable Transport, Intl.

Chinese Year of the Horse, 4724

Losar and Year 2153 (B)

Earth Echo Challenge, Intl.

Nanakshahi Year 558 (S)

Midnight Sun (NO)

Ashadha (H)

Fireworks Safety Months

Fruit Fly Frenzy

Harh (S)

Hurricane Season

Islamic Year 1448 (M)

Monsoon Season (Asia) June 8 - September 30

Montreal International Jazz Festival (CA-QC)

Muharram (M)

Roskilde Festival (DK)

Sebeiba Festival (DZ)

Tammuz (J)

Tire Safety Week, Ntl.

Viking Games, Frederikssund (DK)

Wimbledon (UK)

World Cup, FIFA (US/CA/MX)

15th of Av (J)

21 to Drink Day (1984)

7-7 London Bombing (2005)

Agitágueda Art Festival (PT)

Air Conditioning Appreciation Days

Albariño Day and Festival (ES)

All American Pet Photo Day

Alopecia Month for Women, Intl

Amelia Earhart Day (1897)

American Grown Flower Month

Americans with Disabilities Act, (1990)

Anisette Day, Ntl.

Anti-boredom Month, Ntl.

Apartheid Wall, Month Against the (2004)

Aphelion Day

Apple Turnover Day, Ntl.

Arctic Sea Ice Day

Aunt and Uncle Day

Aunties and Godmother's Day, Ntl.

Av (J)

Bagpipe Appreciation Day

Baked Beans Month

Bald Is In Day

Bannack Days (US-MT)

Barbecued Spareribs Day, Ntl.

Barbershop Music Day (1945)

Barbie-in-a-Blender Day, Ntl.

Bastille Day (FR/MF) (1789)

Bathing and Basking Festival, Xi Shai Jie (CN)

Battle of the Boyne Holiday (UK)(1690)

Be a Dork Day

Be Nice to New Jersey Week

Beans and Franks Day

Beef Tallow Day, Ntl.

Bereaved Parents Awareness Month, Intl

Bikini Day (1946)

Bioterrorism/Disaster Education and Awareness Month

Bison Month, Ntl.

Black Family Month, Ntl.

Blueberry Month, Ntl.

Blueberry Muffin Day, Ntl.

Bonza Bottler Day™, Intl

Born Free Cat Nap

Bowdler's Day (UK) (1754)

Bridal Sale Event, Ntl (US/CA/MX)

British Open (Golf)(UK)

Bronchiectasis Day, World

Buddhist Lent (B) (Vassa)

Build-a-Scarecrow Day

Butterfly Count, Big (UK)

Caesar Salad Day, Ntl.

Cake Day, Intl.

Calgary Stampede (CA-AB)

Canada Day (CA)(1867)

Canada Day, Ntl. Respect for (US)

Captive Nations Week (1959)

Caribbean Day (1973)

Carousel Day, Ntl. (1871)

Carpe Diem, (All or Nothing) Day

Carver Day

Caviar Day, Ntl.

Cell Phone Courtesy Month, Ntl.

Cheer Up the Lonely Day

Cheese Sacrifice Purchase Day

Cheesecake Day, Ntl.

Cherry Day, Ntl. (UK)

Cherry Festival, Ntl (US-MI)

Chess Day, Intl. (1924)

Chessboxing Day, Intl

Childhood Obesity Week (UK)

Chili Dog Day, Ntl.

Chincoteague Pony Swim (US-VA)

Chocolate Day, World

Chocolate Wafer Day, Ntl.

Civil Disobedience Thoreau, Intl. (1817)

Cleft and Craniofacial Awareness-Prevention Month, Ntl.

Clerihew Day, Intl. (UK)(1875)

Clinicians HIV/AIDS Testing and Awareness Day, Ntl.

Coffee Milkshake Day, Ntl

Collector Car Appreciation Day

Comic-con, San Diego, Intl. (US-CA)

Constitution Day (KR)(1948)

Constitution Day (US-PR)(1952)

Constitution Day (UY)(1830)

Cooperatives, Intl. Day of

Corn Fritter Day, Ntl.

Corn Month, Ntl.

Couch Potato Day (1976)

Country Music Day, Ntl.

Cousins Day, Ntl.

Cowboy Day, Ntl.

Craft for Your Local Shelters Day, Ntl.

Culinarians Day (1929)

Culinary Arts Month, Ntl.(1929)

Curaçao Day, (CW)(1499)

Customer, Get to Know Your Customer Day Q3

Czech Festival, Ntl (US-NE)

Daiquiri Day, Ntl.

Dance Day, Ntl.

Day of Joy (NI)(1979)

Deli Salad Month, Ntl.

Devshayani Ekadashi (H)

Diabetes Awareness Week (AU)

Disabilities Dignity (Pride) Month

Dive Bar Day, Ntl.

Dog Days of Summer

Doghouse Day, Get Out of the, Ntl.

Doghouse Repairs Month, Ntl.

Don't Put All Your Eggs in One Omelet Day, Ntl.

Don't Step on a Bee Day

Donate Life Week (AU)

Drive-Thru Day, Ntl. (1951)

Drowning Prevention Day, World

Dry July (AU)

Earth Enters Global Boiling Stage (2023)

Eastport Old Home Week (US-ME)

Eat Your Beans Day, Ntl.

Eat Your Jell-O Day, Ntl.

Eggplant Month, Ntl.

Elevator Day, Ntl. Talk in an

Ely Eel Festival (UK)

Embrace your Geekness Day

Emoji Day, World (2002)

Environment Day, World

Excellence in Sports Performance Yearly Award (ESPY)(US-CA)

Family Golf Month

Family Reunion Month

Farriers Week, Ntl.

Father-Daughter Take A Walk Together Day

Father-in-Law Day, Ntl.

Feast of the Redeemer (IT)(1577)

Fibroid Awareness Month

Fiddling Championships, Louisiana (US-LA)

Filipino-American Friendship Day (1946)

Fleet Week, (US-NY)

Flitch Day, Ntl. (UK)

Folklife Festival, Smithsonian (US-DC)

Fool's Paradise Day

Forgiveness Day, Global

Fragile X Awareness Month

French Fries Day, Ntl.

Fried Chicken Day, Ntl.

Fried Clam Day, Ntl. (1916)

Friendship, Intl. Day of

Fry an Egg on the Sidewalk Day

Fuji Rock Festival (JP)

Get Gnarly Day, Ntl.

Gingersnap Day, Ntl.

Give Something Away Day, Ntl.

Glioblastoma Awareness Day

Gorgeous Grandma Day

Graham Cracker Day, Ntl. (1794)

Grand Marnier Day, Ntl.

Grand Prix of Belgium (BE)

Grand Prix of Great Britain (UK)

Great British Pea Week

Grilling Month, Ntl.

Group B Strep Awareness Month, Intl.

Gruntled Workers Day

Guanacaste Day, (CR)(1824)

Gummi Worm Day, Ntl.

Guru Purnima (H)

Hammock Day, Ntl.

Hand Rolled Day, Ntl.

Hemingway Day (1899)

Hepatitis Day, World

Herbal Prescription Awareness Month

Heroes Day, (ZM)

Hire a Veteran Day, Ntl.

Hong Kong Autonomy Revoked, (CN)(2020)

Hop-a-Park Day

Horseradish Month, Ntl

Horses Day, I Love, Ntl

Hot Dog Day, Ntl. (US/CA/AU/UK)

Hot Dog Month, Ntl.

Hot Enough for Ya'? Day

Human Trafficking, World Day Against

Hurricane Supplication Day (VI/VG)

I Forgot Day

Ice Cream Day, Ntl.

Ice Cream Flavors Day, Creative

Ice Cream Month, Ntl.

Independence Day (US)(1776)

Independence Day, (AR)(1816)

Independence Day, (BE)(1831)

Independence Day, (BI) (1962)

Independence Day, (BS)(1973)

Independence Day, (CO)(1810)

Independence Day, (CV)(1975)

Independence Day, (DZ)(1962)

Independence Day, (KI)(1979)

Independence Day, (KM)(1975)

Independence Day, (LR)(1847)

Independence Day, (MV)(1965)

Independence Day, (PE)(1821)

Independence Day, (RW) (1962)

Independence Day, (SB)(1978)

Independence Day, (SO)(1960)

Independence Day, (ST )(1975)

Independence Day, (VE)(1811)

Independence Day, (VU)(1980)

Independence Day, South Sudan (SS) (2011)

Injury Prevention Day, Ntl.(CA)

Intern Day, Ntl.

Irrigation Month, Smart

Jabotinsky Day (IL)

Jagannath Rath Yatra (H)

Jan Hus Day, (CZ)(1415)

Jazz Festival, Black Sea (GE)

Jazz Festival, NN North Sea (NL)

Joke Day, Intl.

Jousting, Torneo della Quintana (IT)

Junk Food Day, Ntl.

Juvenile Arthritis Awareness Month (US)

Kindergarten Month, Get Ready for

King's Birthday (TH)(1952)

Kissing Day, World (UK).

Kiswahili Language Day, World

Kitten Day, Ntl.

Korean War Veterans Armistice Day, Ntl. (1953)

Kupala Night

La Semana de la Dulzura (AR)

Lasagna Day, Ntl.

Liberation Day (NI)(1979)

Liberation Day (SR)(1863)

Liberation Day (US-GU)(1944)

Lipstick Day, Intl.

Loiza Aldea Fiesta (US-PR)

Lollapalooza, Chicago (US-IL)

Lollipop Day, Ntl.

Lost Pet Prevention Month, Ntl

Lottery Day, Ntl.

Love is Kind Day, Ntl.

Lughnasadh, North

Luis Muñoz Rivera Day (US-PR)(1859)

Lumberjack World Championships (US-WI)

Mac and Cheese Day, Ntl.

Macaroni Day, Ntl.

Made in the USA Day

Make Your Own Sundae Day

Mangrove Day, Intl.

Marine Week, Ntl. (UK)

Marine/Oceans Day (JP)

Martyrdom of the Bab (1850)

Math 2.0 Day

Meat Day, Independence From

Mid-Year Point

Milk Chocolate Day, Ntl.

Milk Chocolate with Almonds Day, Ntl.

Minority Mental Health Month

Miri-Piri Day (S)

Mirror Day, Compliment Your

MLB All-Star Game (US-PA)

Mojito Day, Ntl.

Moon Landing Day (1969)

Moon—First Quarter

Moon—Full

Moon—New

Moon—Third Quarter

Mormon Pioneer Day (1847)

Moth Week, Intl.

Motorcycle Day, Ntl.

Musikfest (US-PA)

Mutt's Day, Ntl.

Naadam (MN)(1921/1990)

NAIDOC Week (AU)

National Day, (CU)(1953)

National Day, (SO) (1960)

Nature Conservation Day, World

Needle Day, Thread the

Nelson Mandela Day, Intl. (ZA)(1918)

Newport Folk Festival (US-RI)

NHS Sustainability Day (UK)

Night of Nights (US-CA)(1999)

Night Watch (FR) (1789)

Nitrogen Ice Cream Day (1909)

No Pet Store Puppies Day

Non-binary People's Day

Nude Day, Intl.

Nude Recreation Week

Ohio State Fair, Columbus (US-OH)

Olsok Eve (NO)(1030)

Ommegang Pageant (BE)

Orangemen's Day (UK)(1690)

Orca Day, World (2002)

Organic Craft Brewfest, Portland (US-OR)

Pain Week (AU)

Pandemonium Day

Paper Bag Day, Intl. (1871)

Parent's Day, Ntl.

Parkash (S)(1595)

Parkash (S)(1656)

Parks and Recreation Month, Ntl.

Patent Day (1790)

Peach Ice Cream Day

Pecan Pie Day

Pen Power Day (1972)

Penuche Fudge Day, Ntl.

People with Different Colored Eyes Day (Heterochromia Iridium)

Perseid Meteor Shower

Personal Chef's Day, Ntl.

Pet Fire Safety Day

Pet Hydration Awareness Month, Ntl.

Pet Remembrance Day (UK)

Pet, ID Your Pet Day

Pi Approximation Day

Picnic Month, Ntl.

Piña Colada Day

Plastic Bag Free Day, Intl.

Plastic Free July

Polysexual and Polyromantic Visibility Day

Population Day, World (1987)

Portfolio Day, Ntl.

Postage Stamp Day (1847)

Postal Workers Day (1847)

Queen Sonja's Day (NO)(1937)

Rain Day, Ntl. (US-PA)

Rainier Cherry Day, Ntl.

Rangers Day, World

Raspberry Cake Day, Ntl.

Ratcatcher's Day (1376)

Rauchbier Day (DE)(1635)

Refreshment Day, Ntl.

Renaissance Day, (OM) (1970)

Republic Day (GH)(1960)

Republic Day, (MW)(1964)

Republic Day, (TN)(1957)

Resolution Renewal Day

Restless Leg Syndrome Education and Awareness Week

Revolution Day, (EG)(1952)

Roadside Traffic Safety Awareness Month, Ntl.

Robin Hood Festival, Sherwood, (US-OR)

Robin Hood, Nottingham Archery Tournament and Festival (UK)

Rock Day, Drop a, Intl.

Running of the Bulls (ES)

Saba-Saba Day, (TZ)(1954)

Safar (M)

Saint James Day (ES)

Saint Swithin's Day (UK)(971 AD)

Sand and Dust Storms, Intl. Day on Combating

Sankashti Chaturthi (H)

Sarcoma Awareness Month

Savan (S)

Scotch Day, Intl. (1494)

Scout Jamboree, Ntl.

SCUD Day (Savor the Comic, Unplug the Drama)

Seabird Day, World (1844)

Shabbat Chazon (J)

Shabbat Nachamu (J)

Shark Awareness Day

Shark Week

Shravana Amavasya (H)

Simplicity Day (1817)

Sir Seretse Khama Day (BW)(1921)

Skinny Dip Day, Intl.

Sleepyhead Day (FI)

Slurpee Day

Snake Day, World

Snoopy's Senior World Hockey Tournament (US-CA)

Social Wellness Month

Soma Nomaoi (JP)

Sour Candy Day, Ntl.

Space Shuttle Final Flight (2011)

Spoonerism Day (UK)(1844)

Sports Cliché Week

Sravana (H)

Srebrenica Genocide, International Day of Reflection for (1995)

Statehood Day, (LT)(1253)

Statehood Day, (ME) (1878)

Stay out of the Sun Day

Stock Exchange Holiday (NYSE Closed)

Strawberry Rhubarb Wine Day, Ntl.

Strawberry Sundae Day, Ntl.

Sugar Cookie Day, Ntl.

Sustainable Seafood Week, Bristol (UK)

System Administrator Appreciation Day

Take Your Houseplants for a Walk Day

Take Your Kids to the Golf Course Week, National (CA)

Take Your Poet to Work Day

Take Your Webmaster to Lunch Day

Tammuz, Fast of (J)(70AD)

Tanabata (JP)

Tapioca Pudding (Frog Spawn) Day

Tattoo Day, Ntl.

Tea Party, SPANA World

Teddy Bear Picnic Day

Tell an Old Joke Day

Tell the Truth Day

The Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards

Therapeutic Recreation Week, Ntl. (US)

Thermal Engineer Day, Ntl.

Three Weeks (J)

Tiger Day, Intl

Tish'a B'Av (J)

Tom Sawyer Days, Ntl.(US-MO)

Tomorrowland (BE)

Toss Away the "Could Haves" and "Should Haves" Day

Tour de France (ES/FR)

Town Criers Day, Intl.

Tynwald Day (IM/UK)

UFO Day, World (1942)

Ugly Truck Day, Ntl.

Ultraviolet (U.V.) Safety Month

Uncommon Instrument Awareness Day

Unity Day, (ZM)

Unlucky Weddings Month

Utoeya Massacre (NO)(2011)

Vanilla Ice Cream Day

Vehicle Theft Protection Month, Ntl.

Velociraptor Awareness Month, Intl.

Walk on Stilts Day

Watermelon Month, Ntl.

Waterpark Day, Ntl.

Wayne Nebraska Chicken Day (US-NE)

WC Handy Blues Music Festival (US-AL)

Wheat Month

Whistleblower Appreciation Day, Ntl. (1778)

Wife Carrying Championships, Intl. (FI)

Wisconsin State Fair (US-WI)

Women in Baseball Week

Women's Dive Day

Women's Motorcycle Month

Woodie Wagon Day, Ntl.

Workaholics Day, Ntl.

Wrong Way Corrigan Day (1938)

WWI Begins (1914)

Yellow Pigs Day

Yogini Ekadashi (H)

Youth Day, (MA)(1929)

Youth Skills Day, World

Zip Code Day (1963)

Zoonosis Day, World

T-Rex World Championships (US-WA)

Lollapalooza, Berlin (DE)

Velociraptor Awareness Month, Intl.

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Aug

American Adventures Month: August

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From Argentina to the tip Arctic Circle, America is a bounty of adventures. Whether you stay in your country, explore islands or dip into one of the other nations in the Western Hemisphere, you could spend your entire life exploring the Americas and still not see it all. American Adventures Month is about getting to know our hemisphere and making an adventure out of all you do.
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01
Aug

American Artist Appreciation Month (1928): August 

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AMERICAN ARTIST APPRECIATION MONTH: CELEBRATING CREATIVE EXCELLENCE Each August, American Artist Appreciation Month is observed to honor and recognize the contributions of American artists to the cultural and artistic landscape. This month-long celebration, established in 2016 by art enthusiasts and cultural organizations, aims to highlight the importance of American art and its impact on the global stage. It marks Andy Warhol's birthday, August 6, 1928, and the birthdays of 13 other famous American artists. FAMOUS AMERICAN ARTISTS The United States has produced many renowned artists who have left an indelible mark on the art world. Among them are iconic figures such as Georgia O'Keeffe, known for her stunning depictions of flowers and southwestern landscapes; Jackson Pollock, a pioneer of abstract expressionism; Andy Warhol, a leading figure in the pop art movement; and Jean-Michel Basquiat, whose work blends graffiti with abstract art. These artists, among many others, have helped shape American art into a dynamic and influential force. American Artist Appreciation Month is important because it fosters a greater understanding and appreciation of the diverse artistic expressions that reflect the nation's history, culture, and social issues. This celebration encourages the public to explore the rich heritage of American art, visit museums and galleries, and support contemporary artists. It also provides an opportunity to educate younger generations about the significance of art in society and its role in shaping national identity. UNIQUENESS OF AMERICAN ART American art is distinct in its ability to reflect the country's unique cultural diversity and historical experiences of a melting pot society. Unlike art from many other countries, which often adhere to long-standing traditions and techniques, American art stands out for its innovation and eclecticism. It frequently incorporates elements from various cultural influences, resulting in a vibrant and evolving artistic landscape. From the realism of the 19th century to the avant-garde movements of the 20th century, American artists have continually pushed the boundaries of creativity and expression. WHERE TO CELEBRATE Cultural organizations, art museums, and galleries across the country spearheaded the initiative behind American Artist Appreciation Month. These entities collaborate to promote events, exhibitions, and educational programs that celebrate the achievements of American artists and inspire new generations of creators. As American Artist Appreciation Month grows in recognition, it serves as a testament to the enduring power of art to connect, inspire, and transform society. FAMOUS INFLUENTIAL AMERICAN ARTISTS WITH AUGUST BIRTHDAYS Andy Warhol, August 6, 1928 Arthur Dove, August 2, 1880 Gene Davis, August 22, 1920 George Bellows, August 12, 1882 George Tooker, August 5, 1920 Hale Woodruff, August 26, 1900 Jack Tworkov, August 15, 1900 Larry Rivers, August 17, 1923 Leonard Baskin, August 15, 1922 Man Ray, August 27, 1890 Martha Alf, August 13, 1930 Richard Haas, August 29, 1936 Viola Frey, August 15, 1933 William Harnett, August 10, 1848
Africa
01
Aug

American Artist Appreciation Month (1928): August 

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AMERICAN ARTIST APPRECIATION MONTH: CELEBRATING CREATIVE EXCELLENCE Each August, American Artist Appreciation Month is observed to honor and recognize the contributions of American artists to the cultural and artistic landscape. This month-long celebration, established in 2016 by art enthusiasts and cultural organizations, aims to highlight the importance of American art and its impact on the global stage. It marks Andy Warhol's birthday, August 6, 1928, and the birthdays of 13 other famous American artists. FAMOUS AMERICAN ARTISTS The United States has produced many renowned artists who have left an indelible mark on the art world. Among them are iconic figures such as Georgia O'Keeffe, known for her stunning depictions of flowers and southwestern landscapes; Jackson Pollock, a pioneer of abstract expressionism; Andy Warhol, a leading figure in the pop art movement; and Jean-Michel Basquiat, whose work blends graffiti with abstract art. These artists, among many others, have helped shape American art into a dynamic and influential force. American Artist Appreciation Month is important because it fosters a greater understanding and appreciation of the diverse artistic expressions that reflect the nation's history, culture, and social issues. This celebration encourages the public to explore the rich heritage of American art, visit museums and galleries, and support contemporary artists. It also provides an opportunity to educate younger generations about the significance of art in society and its role in shaping national identity. UNIQUENESS OF AMERICAN ART American art is distinct in its ability to reflect the country's unique cultural diversity and historical experiences of a melting pot society. Unlike art from many other countries, which often adhere to long-standing traditions and techniques, American art stands out for its innovation and eclecticism. It frequently incorporates elements from various cultural influences, resulting in a vibrant and evolving artistic landscape. From the realism of the 19th century to the avant-garde movements of the 20th century, American artists have continually pushed the boundaries of creativity and expression. WHERE TO CELEBRATE Cultural organizations, art museums, and galleries across the country spearheaded the initiative behind American Artist Appreciation Month. These entities collaborate to promote events, exhibitions, and educational programs that celebrate the achievements of American artists and inspire new generations of creators. As American Artist Appreciation Month grows in recognition, it serves as a testament to the enduring power of art to connect, inspire, and transform society. FAMOUS INFLUENTIAL AMERICAN ARTISTS WITH AUGUST BIRTHDAYS Andy Warhol, August 6, 1928 Arthur Dove, August 2, 1880 Gene Davis, August 22, 1920 George Bellows, August 12, 1882 George Tooker, August 5, 1920 Hale Woodruff, August 26, 1900 Jack Tworkov, August 15, 1900 Larry Rivers, August 17, 1923 Leonard Baskin, August 15, 1922 Man Ray, August 27, 1890 Martha Alf, August 13, 1930 Richard Haas, August 29, 1936 Viola Frey, August 15, 1933 William Harnett, August 10, 1848
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03
Aug

Armed Forces Day (GQ)(1979): August 3

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Marking the anniversary of the military revolt, August 3, 1979, against self-proclaimed 'President for Life' Francisco Nguema, Armed Forces Day celebrates the successful resolution of the coup. Also known as Freedom Day in Equatorial New Guinea, Armed Forces Day is a national holiday.
Africa
01
Aug

Army Day (CN)(1927): August 1

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Army Day in the People's Republic of China marks the anniversary of the People's Liberation Army's founding in 1927.
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02
Aug

Assistance Dog Week, Intl.: August 2-8

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International Assistance Dog Week is observed annually in early August to honor and raise awareness about animals and their trainers that enrich life for those with disabilities. Key objectives include: 1) Raising awareness and educating the public on the role of assistance animals. 2) Honor the puppy raisers and trainers of assistance dogs. 3) Recognize heroic deeds performed by assistance dogs in our communities. Davis Innovations' CEO Marcie Davis created International Assistance Dog Week. She is also the author of "Working Like Dogs: The Service Dog Guidebook."
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03
Aug

August Civic Holiday (CA): August 3

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Canadian Civic Holidays are national holidays in most of the country. The August holiday is held on the first Monday and goes by different names in each province. These names include: British Columbia Day in British Columbia New Brunswick Day in New Brunswick Saskatchewan Day in Saskatchewan Natal Day in Nova Scotia Terry Fox Day in Manitoba
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03
Aug

August Holiday (IE): August 3

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The first Monday of August is a national holiday in Ireland, and it's simply a summer treat for the Irish. There is no reason. It is merely a day off.
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03
Aug

August Holiday (IS): August 3

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The first Monday of August is a national holiday in Iceland to honor the Icelandic Constitution of 1944.
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03
Aug

August Public Holiday (AG): August 3-4

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The first Monday and Tuesday of August are official national and bank holidays on the islands of Antigua and Barbuda.
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19
Aug

Aviation Day, Ntl. (1871): August 19

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National Aviation Day honors the field of aviation and occurs each year on the birthday of Orville Wright (August 19, 1871). President Franklin Delano Roosevelt proclaimed the day during his administration. Public schools take note of it by having students study the history of aviation and debate its future.
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16
Aug

Aviation Week, Ntl. (1871): August 16-22

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Marking the anniversary of Orville Wright’s birthday on August 19, 1871, Aviation Week is a celebration of all aspects of aviation, including technology, travel, and tourism.
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01
Aug

Back-to-School Month: August  

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BACK-TO-SCHOOL MONTH IN NORTH AMERICA: PREPARING FOR A NEW ACADEMIC YEAR Every August, families across North America prepare for the start of the new academic year, marking the annual observance of Back-to-School Month. This period, designated to prepare students and parents for the return to classrooms, has been a longstanding tradition in the region, stretching back to the early 20th century. TRADITION The practice of returning to school in August or early September is deeply rooted in the historical agricultural calendar. In the 19th century, schools scheduled a long summer break to allow children to assist with farming during the crucial planting and harvesting seasons. This tradition, born out of necessity, has persisted, providing students and teachers with a much-needed break and time for family vacations. In North America, the end of summer and the beginning of August signal the start of a flurry of activities aimed at preparing for the school year. These include purchasing school supplies, enrolling in extracurricular activities, and adjusting to new routines. Retailers also recognize August as a key period for back-to-school sales, making it a significant month for economic activity related to education. BACK-TO-SCHOOL AROUND THE GLOBE Not all countries adhere to the same school calendar. In many European nations, the school year begins in September, while in parts of Asia and Australia, the academic year may start as early as January or as late as April. Regional climates, cultural traditions, and historical factors influence the variations in start dates. IMPACT OF BACK-TO-SCHOOL MONTH A single entity does not officially sponsor back-to-school month; instead, it is a cultural and societal marker acknowledged by educational institutions, retailers, and families. School districts across North America typically set their specific start dates. Still, the collective anticipation and preparation during August create a unified sense of renewal and readiness for learning, fostering a shared experience among all involved. This month-long observance underscores the importance of education and its pivotal role in shaping the future. It also reminds us of the communal effort required to support students' academic journeys, from parents and teachers to local businesses and policymakers. As students don their backpacks and head to classrooms, Back to School Month encapsulates the excitement and promise of a new beginning, fostering a sense of optimism and hope in all involved.
Africa
01
Aug

Back-to-School Month: August  

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BACK-TO-SCHOOL MONTH IN NORTH AMERICA: PREPARING FOR A NEW ACADEMIC YEAR Every August, families across North America prepare for the start of the new academic year, marking the annual observance of Back-to-School Month. This period, designated to prepare students and parents for the return to classrooms, has been a longstanding tradition in the region, stretching back to the early 20th century. TRADITION The practice of returning to school in August or early September is deeply rooted in the historical agricultural calendar. In the 19th century, schools scheduled a long summer break to allow children to assist with farming during the crucial planting and harvesting seasons. This tradition, born out of necessity, has persisted, providing students and teachers with a much-needed break and time for family vacations. In North America, the end of summer and the beginning of August signal the start of a flurry of activities aimed at preparing for the school year. These include purchasing school supplies, enrolling in extracurricular activities, and adjusting to new routines. Retailers also recognize August as a key period for back-to-school sales, making it a significant month for economic activity related to education. BACK-TO-SCHOOL AROUND THE GLOBE Not all countries adhere to the same school calendar. In many European nations, the school year begins in September, while in parts of Asia and Australia, the academic year may start as early as January or as late as April. Regional climates, cultural traditions, and historical factors influence the variations in start dates. IMPACT OF BACK-TO-SCHOOL MONTH A single entity does not officially sponsor back-to-school month; instead, it is a cultural and societal marker acknowledged by educational institutions, retailers, and families. School districts across North America typically set their specific start dates. Still, the collective anticipation and preparation during August create a unified sense of renewal and readiness for learning, fostering a shared experience among all involved. This month-long observance underscores the importance of education and its pivotal role in shaping the future. It also reminds us of the communal effort required to support students' academic journeys, from parents and teachers to local businesses and policymakers. As students don their backpacks and head to classrooms, Back to School Month encapsulates the excitement and promise of a new beginning, fostering a sense of optimism and hope in all involved.
Africa
20
Aug

Bacon Lovers Day, Ntl: August 20

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Happy Bacon Lovers Day. Like so many great things, from sunglasses to pasta, bacon originated in China around 1500BC. By salting pork, the Chinese could preserve it during hot months. The same technique made its way to Europe and eventually America. Bacon is considered an adequate hangover food (ever noticed you seem to crave fatty foods when hungover?), and the choline found in bacon is said to help in fetal brain development. Our favorite bacon recipe at LEEP? Pita chips dipped in classic hummus and dipped again in bacon bits. It's easy, fast, and addictive. PS: For those on halal, kosher, or vegan diets, nobody said your bacon couldn't be turkey, beef, or plant-based, though there is no substitute for the real thing! Also, check out the Los Angeles Times's 18 ways to enjoy bacon (including a bacon martini, bacon-bourbon-pumpkin pie, and salads): http://www.latimes.com/food/la-dd-recipes-for-bacon-lovers-from-the-la-times-test-kitchen-20140829-photogallery.html Or Weber's favorite bacon grill recipes. https://www.weber.com/US/en/blog/grilling-inspiration/six-recipes-to-celebrate-national-bacon-lovers-day/weber-29555.html
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