Buffet Day National Buffet Day is celebrated annually on January 2nd in the United States. This unofficial food holiday is dedicated to enjoying the wide variety of cuisines and dining experiences offered by buffets. It’s a day to indulge in favorite dishes, try new foods, and savor the “all-you-can-eat” tradition. Buffet Supplies Science Fiction Day […]
Category Archives: What Is Tea-Day?
What is Tea-Day? A play on words for us tea aficionados. What is Tea-Day refers to the current day and what holidays or observances are associated with it.
01
Jan
Jan
Mummers Parade The Mummers Parade is a unique and historic New Year’s Day tradition held annually in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on January 1. Known for its extravagant costumes, elaborate performances, and joyful atmosphere, it is one of the oldest folk festivals in the United States, with roots tracing back to the 17th century. The term “Mummer” […]
31
Dec
Dec
Unlucky Day To be unlucky generally means experiencing unfavorable outcomes or misfortunes that appear to be beyond one’s control. It is often associated with bad luck, where events or situations turn out negatively despite one’s efforts, intentions, or preparation. While the concept of unluckiness is common in culture and superstition, many believe it is a […]
30
Dec
Dec
Falling Needles Family Fest International Cello Day is celebrated on December 29 each year to honor the birthday of Pablo Casals (1876–1973), one of the greatest cellists in history. Casals revolutionized cello playing and brought widespread attention to the instrument through his performances, teaching, and recordings, particularly of Bach’s Cello Suites. Artificial Christmas Trees Here’s […]
29
Dec
Dec
Cello Day International Cello Day is celebrated on December 29 each year to honor the birthday of Pablo Casals (1876–1973), one of the greatest cellists in history. Casals revolutionized cello playing and brought widespread attention to the instrument through his performances, teaching, and recordings, particularly of Bach’s Cello Suites. Cello Here’s a look at significant […]
28
Dec
Dec
Card Playing Day Card Playing Day is celebrated annually on December 28 as a day to enjoy the fun and tradition of playing card games. The day encourages people to gather with friends and family to engage in various card games, whether traditional, modern, or solitaire-style. Card Playing Day is a wonderful reminder of the […]
27
Dec
Dec
Fruitcake Day National Fruitcake Day is observed annually on December 27 in the United States. It celebrates the traditional holiday dessert known as fruitcake, a dense, sweet cake made with a variety of dried or candied fruits, nuts, and spices. Sometimes soaked in alcohol, fruitcakes have a long shelf life and are often associated with […]
26
Dec
Dec
Candy Cane Day National Candy Cane Day, celebrated annually on December 26, honors the iconic red-and-white striped candy that has become a symbol of the holiday season. This sweet treat, with its distinctive peppermint flavor and cane-like shape, holds a special place in Christmas traditions and winter festivities. Candy Canes December 26 holds historical significance […]
25
Dec
Dec
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. […]
25
Dec
Dec
Christmas Christmas, celebrated on December 25, is one of the most widely observed holidays worldwide. For Christians, it commemorates the birth of Jesus Christ, believed to be the Son of God and the Savior of humanity. Over centuries, it has evolved into a celebration that blends religious significance with cultural and secular traditions. Christmas Decorations […]