January 13th – Stickers, Rubber Duckies and Peach Melba

Rubber Duckies

Sticker Day National Sticker Day is celebrated annually on January 13th. It’s a fun and creative day dedicated to stickers, their history, and their many uses, from decoration to communication and personal expression. The date honors R. Stanton Avery, born on January 13, 1907. Avery was the creator of the first commercially successful self-adhesive label, […]

January 12th – Pharmacists, Kettle Bells and Haiti

Pharmacists

National Pharmacist Day National Pharmacist Day is celebrated annually on January 12th in the United States. The day honors pharmacists and their significant contributions to healthcare and society. It recognizes the important role pharmacists play in ensuring patients receive safe and effective medications, providing guidance on their use, and promoting health and wellness. Support the […]

January 11th – Hot Toddy, Morse Code and Vision Boards

Hot Toddy

Hot Toddy Day Hot Toddy Day is celebrated annually on January 11th as a tribute to the warm, soothing, and versatile cocktail that’s perfect for cold winter nights. The hot toddy is often associated with relaxation, comfort, and even as a traditional remedy for colds. Tea Pots Learn Your Name in Morse Code Day Learn […]

January 10th – Stairs, Plants and Peculiar People

Stairs

Take the Stairs Day Take the Stairs Day is observed annually on the second Wednesday in January to encourage people to incorporate more physical activity into their daily lives by opting for stairs instead of elevators or escalators. It’s a simple but effective reminder to prioritize health and fitness in small, manageable ways. Stair Exercise […]

January 9th – Nerd Words, Apricots and Dance

Choreographers

Word Nerd Day Word Nerd Day is celebrated on January 9th each year and is a day dedicated to the joy of language, words, and literature. It’s the perfect occasion for those who love exploring new vocabulary, crafting sentences, solving word puzzles, and diving into books to celebrate their passion. Word Games National Apricot Day […]

January 7th – Globetrotters, Bobbleheads and Distaffs

Harlem Globetrotters

Harlem Globetrotter’s Day The Harlem Globetrotters are a world-famous exhibition basketball team known for their combination of athleticism, comedy, and showmanship. Established in the 1920s, they have become a cultural phenomenon, showcasing their unique blend of basketball skills and entertainment across the globe. The Harlem Globetrotters remain a symbol of basketball artistry, cultural unity, and […]

January 6th – Birthdays, Armenian Christmas and Poets

Poetry

Norman Reedus’s Birthday Norman Reedus is an American actor, model, and artist best known for his role as Daryl Dixon in the hit AMC series The Walking Dead (2010–2022). He has also gained recognition for his roles in films such as The Boondock Saints (1999) and its sequel, as well as his work in the […]

January 5th – Keto, Peanuts and Screenwriters

Keto Diet

Keto Day National Keto Day is celebrated annually on January 5th, promoting awareness of the ketogenic (keto) diet, its potential health benefits, and how it supports certain wellness goals. The day encourages people to learn about this high-fat, moderate-protein, and low-carbohydrate lifestyle. The ketogenic diet focuses on drastically reducing carbohydrate intake and replacing it with […]

January 4th – Tom Thumb, Braille and Earth at Perihelion

Tom Thumb

Tom Thumb Day Tom Thumb Day is celebrated annually on January 4th to honor the life and legacy of Charles Stratton, better known by his stage name General Tom Thumb, who was born on January 4, 1838. Charles Stratton was a performer with P.T. Barnum’s Circus and became famous as one of the most celebrated […]