String Cheese Day String Cheese Day is celebrated annually on September 20th, honoring the popular snack that both kids and adults love. String cheese, most commonly made from mozzarella, is unique because of its peelable texture, making it fun to eat. The day encourages people to enjoy string cheese in various ways—whether as a snack […]

Pawpaw Day What is today? Pawpaw Day is celebrated on the third Thursday of September to honor the uniquely American fruit, the pawpaw (Asimina triloba). This day celebrates the largest edible fruit native to North America and shines a spotlight on its history, flavor, and cultural significance. This day is an opportunity to raise awareness […]

Talk Like a Pirate Day Talk Like a Pirate Day is celebrated annually on September 19th and is a fun, lighthearted observance encouraging people to speak in pirate slang and phrases. The day was created in 1995 by John Baur (also known as “Ol’ Chumbucket”) and Mark Summers (“Cap’n Slappy”) as a way to have […]

U.S. Air Force Day U.S. Air Force Day is celebrated annually on September 18th to commemorate the creation of the United States Air Force as a separate branch of the U.S. military. It honors the history, achievements, and service of the men and women who have served in the Air Force. U.S. Air Force Day […]

Apple Dumpling Day Apple Dumpling Day is celebrated annually on September 17th, honoring the classic dessert made by baking apples wrapped in dough and often served with a sweet syrup or sauce. This comforting dish is especially popular in the fall, when apples are in season, and is enjoyed for its warm, homey flavors. Apple […]

Batman Day Batman Day is an annual celebration honoring the iconic DC Comics superhero, Batman. It is typically celebrated on the third Saturday of September, though the date has varied slightly in different years. Batman Day was first established in 2014 to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the Dark Knight’s debut in Detective Comics #27 […]

Felt Hat Day Felt Hat Day is observed on September 15th and celebrates the tradition of wearing felt hats, particularly men’s hats, which were once a staple of formal and everyday attire. The day encourages people to don their favorite felt hats, especially as the weather begins to cool in the fall. Historically, hats made […]

Gobstopper Day Gobstoppers are hard, multi-layered candies that take a long time to dissolve, revealing different colors and flavors with each layer. The name “Gobstopper” comes from British slang, with “gob” meaning mouth and “stopper” reflecting the candy’s size and longevity, as it “stops” the mouth from chewing. Gobstoppers gained fame through their mention in […]

Blame Someone Else Day Blame Someone Else Day is celebrated on the first Friday the 13th of each year. This playful holiday encourages people to push the blame for mishaps, mistakes, or inconveniences onto others just for fun, providing a light-hearted break from the typical focus on personal responsibility. The holiday reportedly started when a […]

Hug Your Boss Day Hug Your Boss Day is a quirky and lighthearted celebration, typically observed on September 13th, that encourages employees to show appreciation to their boss in a fun and affectionate way—through a hug! While the idea behind the day is to promote positive workplace relationships and express gratitude, it’s important to remember […]