Author Archives: Christopher Moshier

Festival of Winter Walks The Festival of Winter Walks is a seasonal event organized by The Ramblers, a UK walking charity, to encourage people to enjoy the outdoors during the colder months. Running from December 20, 2025, to January 4, 2026, it offers free, guided walks across scenic landscapes such as forests, coastal paths, and […]

Maple Syrup Day National Maple Syrup Day is celebrated annually on December 17 to honor the sweet and iconic treat derived from the sap of maple trees. It’s a day to enjoy and appreciate the centuries-old tradition of maple syrup production and its role in culinary delights. Maple Syrup Significant Historical Events 1903 – First […]

Chocolate Covered Anything Day Chocolate Covered Anything Day is celebrated every year on December 16—a sweet excuse to indulge in your favorite treats dipped in chocolate! The day isn’t tied to a historical event; it’s more of a fun, food-centric holiday created to celebrate the versatility of chocolate. People use it as an opportunity to […]

Bill of Rights Day Bill of Rights Day is observed every year on December 15th in the United States to commemorate the ratification of the first ten amendments to the U.S. Constitution in 1791. After the U.S. Constitution was drafted in 1787, many Americans feared it gave too much power to the federal government without […]

Hanukkah Hanukkah, also known as the Festival of Lights, is an eight-day Jewish holiday that commemorates the rededication of the Second Temple in Jerusalem during the 2nd century BCE. The holiday celebrates the miracle of a small amount of oil, enough for one day, lasting for eight days in the Temple’s menorah after its purification. […]

Roast Chestnuts Day Roast Chestnuts Day is celebrated every year on December 14th. It’s a cozy, winter-themed observance that encourages people to enjoy the tradition of roasting chestnuts—something that’s been associated with holiday gatherings for centuries. The practice dates back to Europe, where chestnuts were a common winter food, and it became iconic in the […]

Shareware Day International Shareware Day is observed annually on the second Saturday in December. It’s a time to celebrate and support the creators of shareware—software offered “try before you buy.” The shareware concept originated in the early 1980s. Andrew Fluegelman released “PC-Talk” as “freeware,” demonstrating early shareable software. Bob Wallace coined the term “shareware” in […]

Cocoa Day National Cocoa Day is celebrated on December 13th each year in the United States. It’s a day dedicated to enjoying one of the world’s favorite comfort drinks—hot cocoa! While its exact origin isn’t well documented, Cocoa Day likely emerged as a fun way to honor the rich history of cocoa, which dates back […]

Gingerbread House Day Gingerbread House Day is celebrated annually on December 12th and is a delightful holiday that encourages creativity, craftsmanship, and a love of holiday traditions. It’s a time for families, friends, and bakers of all skill levels to come together and build festive gingerbread creations. Gingerbread House Day is a perfect opportunity to […]

Christmas Jumper Day Christmas Jumper Day is a fun annual event where people wear festive sweaters (often called “jumpers” in the UK) to raise money for charity, most notably Save the Children. It usually takes place in December, and participants often donate or fundraise while showing off their most creative, cozy, or even outrageous holiday-themed […]