All - Leep Calendar

Independence Day in Mali marks the anniversary of September 22, 1960, when the nation gained independence from French rule. Independence Day is a national holiday.

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Sep

Jazz, Monterey Jazz Festival (US-CA): September 22-24

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First held in 1959, the Monterey Jazz Festival is a highly anticipated annual event in picturesque Monterey, California, on 20 acres of fairgrounds. The event features music on eight live stages, films, food, and an international bazaar. PLEASE NOTE: Treat all televised and venue-specific events (sporting, concerts, trade shows, etc.) as estimated. Several factors can cause an event to move dates at the last minute, including weather, strikes, natural disasters, political upheaval, conflicting programming, pandemics, and current events. Because of this, always verify the event with the promotor before committing resources. LEEP often estimates dates based on the previous year's schedules, as the final dates are unknown until a few months, weeks, or days before the event. If the date is known to be estimated, you will see an (est) following the date in the title.

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Sep

Jotijot (S)(1539): September 22

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On this day in 1539, Guru Nanak Sahib, the founder of Sikhism, died.

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Sep

Kitchener-Waterloo Oktoberfest (CA-ON): September 22 - October 14

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Bavaria comes to Canada each year in the form of the Kitchener-Waterloo Oktoberfest. This beer-centered festival of music, culture, and food hugs Canadian Thanksgiving. Attended annually by over 700,000 people, this is the second largest Oktoberfest celebration in the world.

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Sep

Liberty Fall Festival, (US-MO): September 22-24

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The Liberty Fall Festival in Liberty, Missouri, attracts 40,000 people annually. Featured at the festival are 175 quality Arts and Crafts booths, including original designs by various artists in textiles, wearable art, hand-crafted ceramics, decorative and functional wood, jewelry, leather, photography, paintings, drawings, prints, and metal work: food, carnival rides and a parade round out the festivities. PLEASE NOTE: Treat all televised and venue-specific events (sporting, concerts, trade shows, etc.) as estimated. Several factors can cause an event to move dates at the last minute, including weather, strikes, natural disasters, political upheaval, conflicting programming, pandemics, and current events. Because of this, always verify the event with the promotor before committing resources. LEEP often estimates dates based on the previous year's schedules, as the final dates are unknown until a few months, weeks, or days before the event. If the date is known to be estimated, you will see an (est) following the date in the title.

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Sep

Mabon: September 22

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Mabon is a pagan observance of the harvest season in Wiccan and other faiths.

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The first quarter moon occurs when the moon is one-half illuminated by the sun. Each day forward increases the amount of the moon you can see. The 1st quarter typically occurs seven days after the New Moon.

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Sep

Native American Day, (US-CA): September 22*

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Native American Day honors the Native American culture and its contributions to the fabric and vitality of the United States. This day came into existence when Governor Ronald Reagan signed a resolution. In 1998, the California Assembly passed AB 1953, which made Native American Day an official state holiday. The day is marked by tribes and supporters of Native American culture throughout the country. Depending on the state, this day can also occur on the 4th or the 2nd Monday in October.

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Sep

Rhino Day, World: September 22

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World Rhino Day aims to raise awareness of the plight of the five rhino species. First observed in 2011 and sponsored by the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF), Lisa Jane Campbell championed the cause from the Chishakwe Ranch in Zimbabwe and Rhishja Cota-Larson. Because of their efforts, many non-profit organizations, zoos, and other related organizations have joined the campaign, making it a global phenomenon.

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Sep

Senior, Centenarian's Day, Ntl.: September 22

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If you are lucky enough to live to one-hundred years old, you've earned the right to be called a Centenarian. Centenarians have lived rich lives and are eager to share their experiences. National Centenarian's Day exists to promote these people and their knowledge. Check with your local senior center to see if you can visit a centenarian in your city. They'll appreciate the opportunity, and you'll learn a lot.

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Sep

Shabbat Shuva (J): September 22/23

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Shabbat Shuva means the Return of Sabbath. It is the sole Sabbath between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, considered the Ten Days of Repentance. The Jewish Shabbat begins at sundown on Friday and ends at sunset on Saturday. PLEASE NOTE: All Hebrew calendar months begin and end at sundown. LEEP Calendar marks Jewish months starting on their first full day. Observant people of the faith will observe the beginning of the month at sunset the day prior.

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Sep

Sky Day: September 22

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Sky Day encourages creative people (art, performing arts, and entertainment) to use their talent to engage in activities supporting global sustainability. The day combines art (painting and pictures of the sky) with science (why is the sky blue? Why are sunrise and sunset so colorful?). Teachers can access resources on the event's website.

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Sep

Walk & Roll Dog Day, Ntl: September 22

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People aren't the only living beings on this planet that sometimes need a little help getting around due to paralysis or limb loss. Animals too. Created in 2011, National Walk & Roll Dog Day honors our canine companions that need ambulatory help, often in the form of wheelchairs. It's a day to strut your pal proudly and rejoice in the longevity veterinary science has created through animal wheelchairs.

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Sep

White Chocolate Day: September 22

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Astronomy Day (Fall), Intl.: September 23

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International Astronomy Day (one in spring and another in the fall) is a grassroots movement designed to share the joy of astronomy with the general population by "Bringing Astronomy to the People". On Astronomy Day, thousands of people who have never looked through a telescope will have an opportunity to experience space close up. Astronomy clubs, science museums, observatories, universities, planetariums, laboratories, libraries, and nature centers host special events and activities to acquaint their population with local astronomical resources and facilities. Many of these events are located at easily accessible locations, including shopping malls, parks, and urban centers, to bring astronomy to the people. Astronomy Week begins with Astronomy Day (Monday) and ends the following Sunday.

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