Grenada Independence Day is a significant public holiday celebrated annually on February 7, marking a pivotal moment in the nation’s history as it commemorates its independence from Britain achieved in 1974. Known also as Grenada’s National Day, if this day falls on a weekend, the subsequent Monday is not observed as a holiday. […]
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The first Friday of February marks a special occasion when we shift our focus to smiles through the Give Kids A Smile program. This initiative, established by the American Dental Association (ADA), provides a golden opportunity for children who typically lack the means to visit a dentist to receive complimentary dental care. Across […]
The American Immigration Lawyers Association (A.I.L.A.) recognizes January 28 as its Day of Action. This day is significant as it highlights the essential role immigrants play in shaping the socio-economic landscape of the United States. Founded on October 14, 1946, A.I.L.A. was initially known as the Association of Immigration and Nationality Lawyers and […]
World Breast Pumping Day, held annually on January 27, is a celebration dedicated to mothers and their cherished babies. The initial taste for a newborn is often a mother’s milk, which creates a profound bond between mother and child. Breast pumping, a loving yet demanding task, requires time and skill. It’s challenging, which is […]
If you have a deep love for snow, skiing, and enjoy navigating more rugged terrains, then National Backcountry Ski Day on March 4 is the perfect occasion for you. This day celebrates backcountry skiing, which involves skiing on untamed, ungroomed trails, offering a rawer experience than what traditional ski resorts provide. As interest in this […]
Auckland Anniversary Day is a vibrant celebration that takes place annually on January 29 in Auckland, New Zealand. This year, the public holiday coincides with January 29, falling on the nearest Monday. Northland joins in the festivities but refers to it as Northland Day. This day isn’t just a nod to Auckland’s roots; […]
Dental Assistant Week, celebrated during the first full week of March, is an opportunity to recognize the incredible dental professionals who play a crucial role in keeping our smiles bright and healthy. Did you know that the dental assistant profession traces its origins back to Dr. C. Edmund Kells, who first employed his wife as […]
Poison Prevention Awareness Month is observed every March, highlighting an issue that may be closer to home than you think. According to the Mayo Clinic, poisoning is defined as harm or death caused by ingesting, inhaling, touching, or injecting various drugs, chemicals, venoms, or gases. While it may seem like a far-off concern, the […]
A very interesting day, Paul Pitcher Day is celebrated annually on January 24 and is marked in quite a unique way. This day originated in Cornwall, where locals celebrate a significant moment in Christian history — the Feast of the Conversion of St. Paul. The festivities involve drinking ale and smashing empty pitchers. […]
The February 17th Revolution is remembered in Libya every year on February 17, marking a pivotal moment in the country’s history known as the ‘Day of Revolt.’ This event signaled the beginning of the end for Colonel Gaddafi’s 40-year authoritarian rule. This day serves as a reminder of the sacrifices made by Libyans […]