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Festima—International Festival of Masks and the Arts (BF)

Chet (S)

Deaf History Month (1988)

Nisan (J)

Potato Chip Day, Ntl.

Shawwal (M)

Science Fest, Intl. (UK)

Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival (US-CA)

Black Maternal Health Week

American Home Week

Animal Control Officer Appreciation Week, Ntl.

Dark Sky Week, Intl.

Dog Bite Awareness Week, Ntl.

Dog Bite Prevention Week, Ntl.

Pan American Week, Ntl. (1890)

Pet ID Week, Ntl.

Public Safety Telecommuter Week, Ntl.

Realtist Week, Ntl.

Jefferson Day (1743)

Peach Cobbler Day

Scrabble Day (1899)

Songkran (B)

Sterile Packaging Day

Student Employment Week, Ntl.(US)

TED Conference (CA-BC)

Vaisakhadi (H)

Varuthini Ekadashi (H)

Yom HaShoah (IL)

Bahag Bihu (Assam) (H)

Be Kind to Lawyers Day, Intl.

Black Sunday (1935)

Chagas Day, World

Children with Alopecia Day

Children's Day (US-FL)

Dolphin Day, Ntl.

Equal Pay Day (1963)

Fire Service Day, Ntl.(IN)(1944)

Fire Service Week, Ntl. (IN)(1944)

Guru Nanak (1469) (S)

Khalsa Day, Vaisakhi (S)(1699)

Look Up at the Sky Days

Moment of Laughter Day, Intl.

Pan American Day, Ntl.(1890)

Pathologist Assistant Day, Ntl. (1972)

Portfolio Day, Ntl.

RAINN Day

Shakahola Cult Massacre (KE)(2023)

Vaisakh (S)

Vaisakhi (S) (1699)

Father Damian Day (1889)

Jackie Robinson Day (1947)

McDonald's Day, (1955)

Rubber Eraser Day (1770)

Take a Wild Guess Day

Tax Day (US)

That Sucks Day

Customer Day Q2, Get to Know Your

DARE Day, Ntl.

Darsha Amavasya (H)

Eggs Benedict Day, Ntl. (1894)

Emancipation Day (1862)

Fiesta San Antonio (US-TX)

Ham and Pineapple Day, Ntl. Baked

High Five Day, Ntl.

Jotijot, Gurgadi (S)(1504/1552)

Senior PGA Championship (US-FL)

Stress Awareness Day, Ntl. (US)

Voice Day, World

Wear Pajamas to Work Day

Blah, Blah, Blah Day

Cheese Ball Day, Ntl.

Ellis Island Family History Day (1907)

Ford Mustang Debut (1964)

Haiku Poetry Day, Int.

Hemophilia Day, World

Herbalist Day

Moon—New

Palestinian Prisoners' Day (IL)(PS)

Saudi Arabian Grand Prix (SA)

Verrazano Day (1574)

Animal Crackers Day, Ntl. (1902)

Artisan Day, World

Autism Day, Adult

Brewery Day, Ntl.

Circus Day, World

Dhul-Qa'dah (M)

Heritage Day, World

Husband Appreciation Day

Iyyar (J)

Juggler's (Multi-taskers) Day, Intl.

Just Pray No!

Laboratory Animals, World Week For

Lineman Appreciation Day, Ntl.

Money Smart Week, Ntl.

NAB (US-NV)

Newspaper Columnists Day (1945)

Parkash (S)(1621)

Parks Week, Ntl

Pet Owners Independence Day

Radio Day, Intl. Amateur (1924)

Raw Milk Cheese Appreciation Day, Intl.

Reconciliation, Day of, Ntl. (UK)

Record Store Day, Ntl.(US/UK)

Snooker World Championship (UK)

Third World Day (1955)

WrestleMania (US-NV)

Akshaya Tritiya (H)

Coin Week, Ntl.

Garlic Day, Ntl.

Hanging Out Day, Ntl.

Infertility Awareness Week, Ntl.

John Parker Day (1775)

Karaoke Week, Ntl.

Library Week, Ntl.

Medical Laboratory Week, Ntl.

Oklahoma City Bombing (US-OK)(1995)

Parshuram Jayanti (H)

Patriots' Day, (US-FL)(1775)

Pediatric Transplant Week, Ntl.

Pets@Work Day, Ntl.

Shangsi Festival (CN)

Sky Awareness Week

Volunteer Week, Ntl.(US/CA)

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

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

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Rangeland and Pastoralists, International Year of

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Festima—International Festival of Masks and the Arts (BF)

Rangeland and Pastoralists, International Year of

Sand and Dust Storms, Intl. Decade on Combating

Islamic Year 1447 (M)

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

Green Week, Ntl

Lent (C)

Lent, Orthodox (C)

Losar and Year 2153 (B)

Autism Acceptance Week

Cherry Blossom Festival, Washington (US-DC)

Chet (S)

Deaf History Month (1988)

Dumb Week (C)(GR)

Earth Echo Challenge, Intl.

Grain Safety Week, Stand up for, Ntl

Holy Week, Intl.(C)(33AD)

Iztapalapa Passion Play (C)(MX-DF)

March Madness

Nanakshahi Year 558 (S)

Navratri (H)

Nisan (J)

Passiontide (C)(33 AD)

Potato Chip Day, Ntl.

Shawwal (M)

9-1-1 Education Month, Ntl.

Administrative Professionals Month

Adopt a Ferret Month

Adopt a Greyhound Month, Ntl.

African-American Women's Fitness Month, Ntl

Alcohol Awareness Month

April Fools' Day

Arab-American Heritage Month

Architecture Month, Washington (US-DC)

Astronomy Month, Global

Autism Acceptance Month, Ntl.

Barefoot, One Day Without Shoes

Beaver Awareness Month

Bereaved Spouses Awareness Month, Intl

Black Women's History Month, Intl

Cancer Control Month

Canine Fitness Month

Car Care Month, Ntl. Spring

Cesarean Awareness Month, World

Child Abuse Prevention Month, Ntl.

Community College Month

Community Spirit Days

Confederate Heritage Month

Counseling Awareness Month

Couple Appreciation Month

Credit Union Youth Month™, Ntl.

Customer Loyalty Month, Intl.

Decorating Month, Ntl.

Diabetes Month, Ntl. Defeat

Distracted Driving Awareness Month, Ntl.

Donate Life Month, Ntl.

Earth Month

Emotional Overeating Awareness Month

Fabry Awareness Month (AU/CA/US)

Facial Protection Month, Ntl.

Fair Housing Month

Financial Capability Month, Ntl.

Financial Literacy Month

Foot Health Awareness Month, Ntl.

Frog Month, Ntl.

Fun at Work Day, Intl.

Grange Month

Grilled Cheese Month, Ntl.

Guitar Month, Intl.

Hanuman Jayanti (H)

Heartworm Awareness Month, Ntl.

Holy Humor Month (C)

Hope, Ntl. Day of

Humor Month, Intl.

Informed Woman Month

Irritable Bowel Syndrome Awareness Month

Islamic Republic Day (IR)(1979)

Jazz Appreciation Month

Keep America Beautiful Month

Kite Month, Ntl.

Knuckles Down Month, Ntl

Landscape Architecture Month, World

Laugh at Work Week

Lawn and Garden Month

Lawn Care Month, Ntl.

Lawn Greetings Month

Letter and Card Writing Month, Ntl.

Licorice Month, Ntl.

Limb Loss Awareness Month, Ntl.

Lyme Disease in Dogs Prevention Month

Mathematics and Statistics Awareness Month

Medical Cannabis (Marijuana) Education and Awareness Month

Medication Safety Week

Minority Cancer Awareness Month

Minority Health Month, Ntl.

Mylesday (1966)

Native Plant Month, Ntl.

Occupational Therapy Month, Ntl.

One Cent Day (1909)

Oral Health Month, Ntl. (US/CA)

Oral, Head and Neck Cancer Awareness Month, Ntl.

Osteopathy Awareness Month, Intl.

Paraprofessional Appreciation Day

Parkinson's Awareness Month

Passover (Pesach)(J)

Pecan Month, Ntl.

Pest Management Month, Ntl.

Pet First Aid Awareness Month, Ntl.

Pet Month, Ntl. (UK)

Pharmacists' War on Diabetes

Pickleball Month

Poetry Month

Pooper-Scooper Week, Intl.

Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Month

Procrastination Awareness Month

Raw Feeding Week, Intl.

Reading is Funny Day

Rebuilding Month, Ntl.

Records and Information Management Month

Rosacea Month, Ntl.

Safe Digging Month, Ntl.

Safe Place Selfie Day

Sarcoidosis Awareness Month

School Library Month, Ntl

Second Chance Month, Ntl.

Sexual Assault Awareness Month

Sikh Awareness Month

Skagit Valley Tulip Festival (US-WA)

Smile Day (AU)

Soft Pretzel Month, Ntl.

Sorry Charlie Day

Sourdough Bread Day, Ntl.

Soyfoods Month, Ntl.

Sports Eye Safety Month

Spring Investiture Ceremony of the Captains Regent (SM)

Sprouted Grains Month

STD Awareness Month, Ntl.

Straw Hat Month

Stress Awareness Month, Ntl.

Supply Chain Integrity Month

Ta'anit Bechorot (J)

Take Down Tobacco Day, Ntl.

Tatting Day, Intl.

Testicular Cancer Awareness Month

TWIT Award Month, Intl.

Welding Month, Ntl.

Women's Eye Health and Safety Month

Workplace Conflict Awareness Month

Youth Sports Safety Month

Autism Day, World

Children's Book Day, Intl. (1805)

Ferret Day, Ntl.

Love Your Produce Manager Day

Malvinas Day (AR)(1982)

Maundy Thursday (C)

Moon—Full

Mule Days, Ntl. (US-TN)

NCAA Women's Final Four (US-AZ)

Pascua Day, (US-FL)(1513)

Peanut Butter and Jelly Day, Ntl.

Pharmacists in Public Health Day

Reconciliation Day, Ntl.

Alcohol-Free Weekend

Chocolate Mousse Day, Ntl.

Crucifixion of Jesus Christ (33AD)(C)

Don't Go to Work Unless It's Fun Day

Ex-Spouse Day

Good Friday (C)

Gumboot Friday (NZ)

Infection Preventionists (IP) Day Intl.

Kids' Yoga Day, Intl.

Party Day, World

Pony Express Day (1860)

Second Republic Day (GN)(1984)

Stock Exchange Holiday (NYSE)

Tweed Day (1823)

Vaisakha (H)

Weed Out Hate Day, National (US/DE) (1968)

Blue and Green Spirit Week, Ntl.

Bonza Bottler Day™, Intl

Children's Day (TW)

Cordon Bleu Day

Final Four (US-IN)

Hate Week (1984)

Hug a Newsman or Newswoman Day, Ntl. (1906)

Independence Day (SN)(1960)

Martin Luther King Assassination (1968)

Mine Awareness Day, Intl.

Pillow Fight Day, Intl.

Rat Day, World

Robotics Week, Ntl.

Saint Lazarus' Day (BG)(C)(33AD)

Science Fest, Intl. (UK)

Tater Day (US-KY)

Tell a Lie Day

Week of the Young Child

Baked Ham with Pineapple Day

Caramel Day, Ntl.

Conscience, Intl. Day of

Crime Victims Rights Week, Ntl.

Daylight Savings (AU), Ends

Daylight Savings (CL), Ends

Daylight Savings (MX), Begins

Daylight Savings (NA), Ends

Daylight Savings (NZ), Ends

Daylight Savings (WS), Ends

Deep Dish Pizza Day, Ntl. (1979)

Easter (C)

Explore Your Career Options Week

Go Broke Day (1945)

Gold Star Spouses Day

Palm Sunday, Orthodox (C)

Qingming Festival (CN/TW)

Raisin and Spice Bar Day, Ntl.

Read a Roadmap Day

Vikata Sankashti Chaturthi (H)

America Saves Week

Army Day (1917)

Asexual Day, International

Assistant Principals Week, Ntl.

Caramel Popcorn Day

Chakri Memorial Day (TH)(1782)

Drowsy Drivers Awareness Day

Dyngus Day (C)

Egg Salad Week

Emaishen (LU)

Family Day (ZA)

Mormon Day (1830)

New Beers Eve (1933)

Parkinson's Awareness Week (UK)(1755)

Plan your Epitaph Day

Public Health Week, Ntl.

Siamese Cat Day, Ntl.

Sport for the Development of Peace, Intl. Day of

Student Athlete Day, Ntl.

Sustainable Seafood Week, Ntl. (AU/NZ)

Take Your Poet to School Week

Tartan Day (1320)

Twinkie Day (1930)

Wildlife Week, Ntl.(US/CA)

Beaver Day, Intl. (1894)

Beer Day, Ntl. (1933)

Blue Forest Bloom (BE)

Bullying, Making the First Move Day

Coffee Cake Day, Ntl.

Every Day is Tag Day

Genocide Remembrance Day (RW)(1994)

Health Day, World (1948)

Library Workers Day, Ntl

Metric System Day (1795)

Newspaper, Snailpapers Day, Intl. April 7

No Housework Day, Ntl.

All is Ours Day

Dogfighting Awareness Day, National

Draw a Picture of a Bird Day (1946)

Empanada Day, Ntl.

Hana Matsuri (B)(JP)

Library Outreach Day, Ntl.

Pink, International Day of

Roma Day, Intl.

Trading Cards for Grownups Day

Zoo Lovers Day, Ntl.

Alcohol Screening Day, Ntl.

Almond Cookie Day, Ntl., Chinese

Anniversary of Nazi Invasion (DK)(1940)

Antiques Day, Cherish

Appomattox Day (1865)

Araw Ng Kagitingan (PH)(1942)

Deir Yassin Massacre (PS/IL)(1948)

Frozen Four (US-NV)

Jenkins' Ear Day (UK)(1731)

Martyrs' Day (TN)(1938)

Masters Tournament (US-GA)

Name Yourself Day

Prisoners of War Remembrance Day, Ntl.

Take Action for Libraries Day, Ntl.

Teen Literature Day, Support

Winston Churchill Day (1963)

Yellow Ribbon Day, Ntl. (2004)

100th Day of the Year

ASPCA Day (1866)

Blue and Green Day, Ntl.

Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival (US-CA)

Commodore Perry Day (1794)

Crescent Day, Ntl. Cinnamon

Crossword Puzzle Tournament, American (US-CT)

Day of No Silence, Intl.

Farm Animal Day, Ntl.

Golfer's Day (1916)

Grand Prix of Bahrain (BH)

Great Friday (C)

Hug Your Dog Day, Ntl

Moon—Third Quarter

Norman Medieval Fair (US-OK)

Poet in a Cupcake Day

Salvation Army Founders Day (1829)

Siblings Day, Ntl.

Barbershop Quartet Day (1938)

Black Maternal Health Week

Catch and Release Day, Ntl.

Cheese Fondue Day

Clean Up Your Pantry Day, Ntl.

Dog Therapy Appreciation Day

Eight Track Tape Day (1964)

Grand National, Raddox Health (UK)

Juan Santamaria Day (CR)(1856)

Liberation Day (UG)(1979)

Louie, Louie Day, Intl. (1935)

Parkinson's Disease Day, World (1755)

Pet Day, Ntl.

Submarine Day, Ntl. (1900)

American Home Week

Animal Control Officer Appreciation Week, Ntl.

Big Wind Day (1934)

Cheese Sandwich Day, Ntl. Grilled

Dark Sky Week, Intl.

DEAR Day, Ntl. (1916)

Dog Bite Awareness Week, Ntl.

Dog Bite Prevention Week, Ntl.

Human Space Flight, Intl. Day of (1961)

Licorice Day, Ntl.

Olivier Awards (UK)

Pan American Week, Ntl. (1890)

Paris Marathon, Schneider Electric (FR)

Pet ID Week, Ntl.

Public Safety Telecommuter Week, Ntl.

Realtist Week, Ntl.

Street Children's Day, Intl.

Walk on Your Wild Side Day

Yuri's Night (RU)(1961)

Jefferson Day (1743)

Peach Cobbler Day

Scrabble Day (1899)

Songkran (B)

Sterile Packaging Day

Student Employment Week, Ntl.(US)

TED Conference (CA-BC)

Vaisakhadi (H)

Varuthini Ekadashi (H)

Yom HaShoah (IL)

Bahag Bihu (Assam) (H)

Be Kind to Lawyers Day, Intl.

Black Sunday (1935)

Chagas Day, World

Children with Alopecia Day

Children's Day (US-FL)

Dolphin Day, Ntl.

Equal Pay Day (1963)

Fire Service Day, Ntl.(IN)(1944)

Fire Service Week, Ntl. (IN)(1944)

Guru Nanak (1469) (S)

Khalsa Day, Vaisakhi (S)(1699)

Look Up at the Sky Days

Moment of Laughter Day, Intl.

Pan American Day, Ntl.(1890)

Pathologist Assistant Day, Ntl. (1972)

Portfolio Day, Ntl.

RAINN Day

Shakahola Cult Massacre (KE)(2023)

Vaisakh (S)

Vaisakhi (S) (1699)

Father Damian Day (1889)

Jackie Robinson Day (1947)

McDonald's Day, (1955)

Rubber Eraser Day (1770)

Take a Wild Guess Day

Tax Day (US)

That Sucks Day

Customer Day Q2, Get to Know Your

DARE Day, Ntl.

Darsha Amavasya (H)

Eggs Benedict Day, Ntl. (1894)

Emancipation Day (1862)

Fiesta San Antonio (US-TX)

Ham and Pineapple Day, Ntl. Baked

High Five Day, Ntl.

Jotijot, Gurgadi (S)(1504/1552)

Senior PGA Championship (US-FL)

Stress Awareness Day, Ntl. (US)

Voice Day, World

Wear Pajamas to Work Day

Blah, Blah, Blah Day

Cheese Ball Day, Ntl.

Ellis Island Family History Day (1907)

Ford Mustang Debut (1964)

Haiku Poetry Day, Int.

Hemophilia Day, World

Herbalist Day

Moon—New

Palestinian Prisoners' Day (IL)(PS)

Saudi Arabian Grand Prix (SA)

Verrazano Day (1574)

Animal Crackers Day, Ntl. (1902)

Artisan Day, World

Autism Day, Adult

Brewery Day, Ntl.

Circus Day, World

Dhul-Qa'dah (M)

Heritage Day, World

Husband Appreciation Day

Iyyar (J)

Juggler's (Multi-taskers) Day, Intl.

Just Pray No!

Laboratory Animals, World Week For

Lineman Appreciation Day, Ntl.

Money Smart Week, Ntl.

NAB (US-NV)

Newspaper Columnists Day (1945)

Parkash (S)(1621)

Parks Week, Ntl

Pet Owners Independence Day

Radio Day, Intl. Amateur (1924)

Raw Milk Cheese Appreciation Day, Intl.

Reconciliation, Day of, Ntl. (UK)

Record Store Day, Ntl.(US/UK)

Snooker World Championship (UK)

Third World Day (1955)

WrestleMania (US-NV)

Akshaya Tritiya (H)

Coin Week, Ntl.

Garlic Day, Ntl.

Hanging Out Day, Ntl.

Infertility Awareness Week, Ntl.

John Parker Day (1775)

Karaoke Week, Ntl.

Library Week, Ntl.

Medical Laboratory Week, Ntl.

Oklahoma City Bombing (US-OK)(1995)

Parshuram Jayanti (H)

Patriots' Day, (US-FL)(1775)

Pediatric Transplant Week, Ntl.

Pets@Work Day, Ntl.

Shangsi Festival (CN)

Sky Awareness Week

Volunteer Week, Ntl.(US/CA)

After School Professionals Appreciation Week

Boston Marathon (US-MA)

Chinese Language Day

Columbine Massacre Anniversary (1999)

Deep Water Horizon Oil Spill (2010)

Every Kid Healthy Week

Health Information Professionals Week (HIP)

Infant Immunization Week, Ntl.

Lesbian Visibility Week, Intl.

Lima Bean Respect Day

Look-alike Day

Mammal Week, Ntl. (UK)

Patriots' Day (US-MA, ME)(1775)

Pineapple Upside-down Cake Day

Playground Safety Week, Ntl.

Ridván (1863)

School Volunteer Week, Ntl.

Starlight, World Night in Defense of

Student Leadership Week, Ntl.

Undergraduate Research Week

Weed (Cannabis) Day

Work Zone Awareness Week, Ntl.

Yom HaZikaron (IL)

Youth Violence Prevention Week

Aggie Muster

Brasilia Anniversary (1960)(BR)

Bulldogs Are Beautiful Day, Ntl.

Chocolate Covered Cashews Day

Creativity and Innovation Day, World

Kindergarten Day, (DE/US)(1782)

Salone Internazionale del Mobile (IT)

San Jacinto Day, (US-TX)(1836)

Tea Day, Ntl. (UK)

Tiradentes Day (BR)(1789)

Yom HaAtzma'ut (IL)(1948)

Administrative Professionals Day, Ntl.

Earth Day

Girl Scout Leader Day

Jelly Bean Day, Ntl.

Oklahoma Day (1889)

Beef Week, Great British (UK)

Book and Copyright Day, World (1616)

Cheesecake Day (Cherry), Ntl.

Children's Day (TR)(1920)

English Language Day (1564)

English Muffin Day, Ntl.

First Full Male Genital Transplant Successfully Completed (2018)

Ganga Saptami (H)

Gathering of Nations (US-NM)

Girls in ICT Day, Intl.

Harrogate Spring Flower Show (UK)

Lost Dog Awareness Day

Lover's Day, Ntl.(ES)(1616)

Partnership Awards

Peppercorn Ceremony (1816)

Picnic Day, Ntl.

Saint George's Day (303 AD)

Spanish Language Day (1616)

Sumardagurnn Fyrsti (IS)

Take a Chance Day

Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Day

Talk Like Shakespeare Day (1564)

Teach Children to Save Money Day, Ntl.

Arbor Day, Intl.

Armenian Genocide Day of Remembrance (1915-1923) Intl

Easter Rebellion (IE)(1916)

Fiddler's Frolics, Halletsville (US-TX)

Hairball Awareness Day, Ntl.

Immunization Week, World

Laboratory Animals, World Day for

Meningitis Day, World

Moon—First Quarter

Multilateralism and Diplomacy, Intl Day

Newspaper Day, American (1704)

Pig in a Blanket Day

Youth Services Days, Global

Antiqua Sailing Week (AG)

ANZAC Day (AU)(1915)

Dance Day, Ntl.

Delegate's Day, Intl. (1945)

DNA Day, Ntl. (1953)

Drug Take Back Day, Ntl.

Healing Day, World

High Point Market (US-NC)

Independent Bookstore Day

Liberty Day (PT)(1974)

Malaria Day, World

Penguin Day, World

Pet Tech CPR Day

Plumber's Day, Ntl.

Rebuilding Day, Ntl.

Red Hat Society Day (1998)

Sinai Day (EG)(1982)

Sita Navami (H)

Tai Chi Day, World

Veterinary Day, World

Zucchini Bread Day, Ntl.

Alien Day (2016)

Auctioneers Week, Ntl

Chornobyl Disaster Remembrance Day, Intl. (1986)

Confederate Memorial Day (US-FL)(1865)

Deaf Day, Mother, Father

Help a Horse Day, Ntl.

Hug an Australian Day

Intellectual Property Day, World (1970)

Kids and Pets Day, Ntl.

London Marathon (UK)

Pet Parent's Day, Bella's, Ntl.

Preservation Week

Pretzel Day, Ntl.

Richter Scale Day (1900)

Stewardship Week, Ntl.

Babe Ruth Day (1947)

Confederate Memorial Day (US-AL)(1865)

Confederate Memorial Day (US-MS)(1865)

Gardening Week, Ntl. (UK)

Herzl Day (IL)

Korean Leaders Meet (KR/KP)(2018)

Little Pampered Dog Day, Ntl.

Mohini Ekadashi (H)

Morse Code Day, Ntl. (1791)

Multiple Sclerosis Week (UK)

Prime Rib Day, Ntl.

School Nutrition Employee Appreciation Week

Sultana Disaster Anniversary (US-AR, TN)(1865)

Tapir Day, World

Tell a Story Day (1897)

Tornado Day, Ntl. (2011)

Blueberry Pie Day

Cubicle Day, Ntl. (1967)

Ed Balls Day (2011)

Kiss Your Mate Day

National Day of Mourning (CA)

Poetry Reading Day

Safety at Work, World Day for Health and

Worker's Memorial Day (1971)

Dance Day, Intl. (1727)

Golden Week (JP)

Guide Dog Day, Intl.(1989)

International Day for the Foundation of the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (1997)

Peace Rose Day

Showa Day (JP)(1901)

Shrimp Scampi Day, Ntl.

Walk at Lunch Day, Ntl.

World Wish Day (1980)

Zipper Day, Ntl. (1913)

Adopt a Shelter Pet Day

Animal Advocacy Day, Ntl.

Beltane (UK)

Bugs Bunny Day (1938)

Dia de los Libros (US) (1925)

Hairstylist Appreciation Day

Honesty Day, Ntl. (1789)

Jazz Day, Intl.

Narasimha Jayanti (H)

Oatmeal Cookie Day, Ntl.

Raisin Day, Ntl.

Spank Out Day, Ntl.

Tabby Day, Ntl.

Therapy Animal Day, Ntl.

Walpurgisnacht (870 AD)

Conservation Week (NZ)

Hey! Day (US-PA)

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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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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.
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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.
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01
Aug

Back-to-School Month: August  

06:20 AM | -
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.
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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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