Mother Goose Day Mother Goose Day is celebrated on May 1st each year. It honors the nursery rhymes and stories traditionally attributed to Mother Goose, a fictional author of classic children’s poems and tales. The day was created in 1987 by author Gloria T. Delamar to promote her book Mother Goose: From Nursery to Literature […]
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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.
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Mr. Potato Head Day Mr. Potato Head Day is celebrated on April 30th each year. This fun observance honors the classic toy that has entertained children for generations. Mr. Potato Head was the first toy ever advertised on television. It was created by George Lerner and first sold by Hasbro in 1952. Originally, the toy […]
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Supply Chain Day National Supply Chain Day is celebrated annually on April 29 to honor the vital role that supply chain professionals play in connecting the world. Established in 2020 by Georgia-Pacific, this day recognizes the intricate logistics and coordination required to move goods efficiently and sustainably across the globe. Supply chains are the backbone […]
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Cubicle Day National Cubicle Day is observed annually on April 28 to honor the invention of the office cubicle and its impact on modern workspaces. Introduced in 1967 by designer Robert Propst, the cubicle was created to provide office workers with individual, private spaces, aiming to enhance productivity and reduce distractions in open-plan offices. The […]
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Drake’s Devil Dog Day National Devil Dog Day is celebrated annually on April 27 to honor both the iconic snack cake and the U.S. Marines who inspired its name. The term “Devil Dogs” originated during World War I, when German soldiers reportedly referred to U.S. Marines as “Teufel Hunden” (Devil Dogs) due to their fierce […]
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Eeyore’s Birthday Eeyore’s Birthday Party is a day-long festival that has been an Austin, Texas tradition since 1963. It originated with students from the University of Texas at Austin. Lloyd Birdwell, a UT English student in a class studying A.A. Milne (the author of Winnie-the-Pooh), along with his classmates, decided they needed an excuse for […]
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Alien Day Alien Day is celebrated annually on April 26th. The date, 4/26, is a direct reference to LV-426, the designation of the moon where the Xenomorphs are first encountered in Ridley Scott’s 1979 film Alien and also heavily featured in its sequel, Aliens. The idea for Alien Day originated with fans. The first “unofficial” […]
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DNA Day DNA Day is celebrated on April 25th each year in the United States, marking the discovery and significance of DNA in science and medicine. Why April 25th? 1953: James Watson, Francis Crick, Rosalind Franklin, and Maurice Wilkins contributed to the discovery of DNA’s double helix structure. Watson and Crick’s famous paper was published […]
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Arbor Day Arbor Day is a holiday dedicated to tree planting and increasing awareness of the importance of trees. While National Arbor Day in the United States is celebrated annually on the last Friday in April, the observance dates can vary by state to coincide with the optimal local tree planting season. The first Arbor […]
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Skipping Day National Skipping Day is on April 24th. This day is observed to raise awareness about the health benefits of skipping and encourage people to incorporate skipping into their fitness routines. It’s a day to celebrate skipping as a fun and effective form of exercise. Jump Rope Pigs in a Blanket Day National Pigs […]