Alfred Hitchcock Day Alfred Hitchcock, known as the “Master of Suspense,” was a British film director famous for his psychological thrillers and horror films. Born in 1899 and passing away in 1980, he revolutionized the thriller genre with his innovative storytelling and suspenseful techniques. Alfred Hitchcock Girl Scout Day Girl Scout Day is celebrated annually […]

Debunking Day Between urban myths, legends, and recent conspiracy theories, there’s a lot of debunking you could do on March 11th, Debunking Day. In a large, fast-paced world like ours, it’s easy for information to be misconstrued and lost in falsity. A day like this helps us gain a little more clarity on some of […]

Mario Day We celebrate Mario Day on March 10th each year, because March 10th, written as “Mar10”, looks like Mario’s name. Mario[e] is a character created by Japanese video game designer Shigeru Miyamoto. He is the title character of the video game franchise of the same name and the mascot of Japanese video game company […]

Fill Our Staplers Day Fill Our Staplers Day is a lighthearted, unofficial observance that reminds people to refill their staplers to avoid the frustration of running out of staples when they need them most. It’s a quirky nod to office life and is observed twice a year: The day after Daylight Saving Time begins (second […]

Bang Clang Day Bang-Clang Day is observed on March 9th every year to commemorate the Battle of Hampton Roads that took place during the Civil War in 1862. The battle is a historic one as it was the first to be fought between two ironclad ships. The Battle of Hampton Roads, also referred to as […]

Be Nasty Be Nasty Day is celebrated on March 8th, though it’s not a widely recognized holiday. The day is often observed as a lighthearted, humorous occasion where people are encouraged to act a little more mischievous or sassy than usual, as long as it’s in a fun, non-hurtful way. It can be an excuse […]

Sock Monkey Day Sock Monkey Day is celebrated on March 7th, honoring the classic, playful toy known as the sock monkey. These handmade stuffed animals are typically made from a pair of socks, with a unique design featuring button eyes and a red mouth. The tradition of making sock monkeys dates back to the early […]

Tartar Sauce Day Tartar Sauce Day is celebrated on March 6th, dedicated to the beloved condiment often served alongside seafood dishes like fried fish, shrimp, and fish sticks. Tartar sauce is typically made from mayonnaise, chopped pickles, capers, lemon juice, and seasonings, though variations can include other ingredients like mustard, dill, or herbs. Whether it’s […]

Friday Fish Fry Day Friday Fish Fry Day is celebrated annually on the first Friday of Lent. It’s a day to bring together family and friends to enjoy fish fries and support local restaurants. The tradition of eating fish on Fridays originated with the Catholic practice of abstaining from meat on Fridays. In Wisconsin, the […]

Day of the Dude Day of the Dude is celebrated annually on March 6th in honor of The Big Lebowski, the cult classic 1998 film starring Jeff Bridges as “The Dude.” The day promotes Dudeism, a laid-back philosophy based on the movie’s central character and his relaxed, go-with-the-flow attitude toward life. Kick back and enjoy […]