February 7th – Hug an Addict

Hug an Addict

Hug an Addict or Alcoholic Day Hug an Addict or Alcoholic Day is observed annually on February 7th as a day to show compassion, support, and encouragement to those struggling with addiction or in recovery. The day serves as a reminder that individuals facing substance abuse challenges deserve understanding, love, and a sense of connection […]

February 6th – Yogurt, Duck and Chopsticks

Frozen Yogurt

Frozen Yogurt Day National Frozen Yogurt Day is celebrated on February 6th each year. This fun, sweet day is dedicated to enjoying frozen yogurt, a popular alternative to ice cream that’s typically lower in fat and often comes in a variety of flavors and toppings. Frozen yogurt has gained popularity over the years due to […]

February 5th – Farts and Showers

Shower With a Friend

Fart Day Dump Your Significant Jerk Day is celebrated on the first Sunday in February and is a lighthearted day that encourages people to take a step back and assess their relationships. It’s a reminder to let go of toxic or unsupportive partners—whether it’s a romantic relationship, friendship, or any other kind of relationship. The […]

Girls and Women in Sports Day

Women and Girls In Sports

Girls and Women in Sports Day National Girls and Women in Sports Day (NGWSD) is celebrated annually in the United States on the first Wednesday of February to recognize and honor the achievements of female athletes, coaches, and leaders in sports. It also promotes equal opportunities for women and girls in athletics. The day was […]

February 4th – Facebook, Mail and Liberace

Liberace

Facebook’s Birthday Facebook was launched on February 4, 2004 by Mark Zuckerberg and his co-founders Eduardo Saverin, Andrew McCollum, Dustin Moskovitz, and Chris Hughes while they were students at Harvard University. Originally called TheFacebook, the platform was initially limited to Harvard students before expanding to other universities and eventually the public. Since its launch, Facebook […]

February 3rd – Elmo, Carrot Cake, and Dog Date Night

Elmo

Elmo’s Birthday Elmo, one of Sesame Street’s most iconic characters, celebrates his birthday every year on February 3rd. He first appeared on the show in the early 1980s but became a major star when Kevin Clash took over as his performer in 1984, shaping the high-energy, lovable persona that made Elmo a household name. Elmo […]

First Sunday in February – Dump Your Significant Jerk Day

Dump Your Significant Jerk

Dump Your Significant Jerk Day Dump Your Significant Jerk Day is celebrated on the first Sunday in February and is a lighthearted day that encourages people to take a step back and assess their relationships. It’s a reminder to let go of toxic or unsupportive partners—whether it’s a romantic relationship, friendship, or any other kind […]

February 2nd – Groundhogs, Tater Tots and Dogs

Brown Dog

Groundhogs Day Groundhog Day is a traditional holiday celebrated on February 2nd each year, primarily in the United States and Canada. The most famous Groundhog Day celebration takes place in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, where a groundhog named Punxsutawney Phil makes the prediction. The tradition dates back to German settlers who brought a similar custom involving a […]

February 1st – Passwords, Body Art and G.I. Joe

G.I. Joe

Change Your Password Day Change Your Password Day is observed annually on February 1st as a reminder to update and strengthen online passwords for better cybersecurity. The day encourages individuals to take proactive steps in protecting their personal and financial information from hackers and data breaches. Computers at Amazon Face and Body Art Day Face […]

January 31st – Social Security, Gorilla Suits and Scotch Tape

Gorilla Suit

Appreciate Your Social Security Check Day Appreciate Your Social Security Check Day is observed annually on January 31st as a day to recognize the importance of Social Security benefits for retirees, disabled individuals, and survivors. It serves as a reminder of the financial security these benefits provide and an opportunity to appreciate the system that […]