Today is: July 23
Day Week Month

UEFA EURO, Women (CH)

Tour de France (FR)

Shark Week

Snoopy's Senior World Hockey Tournament (US-CA)

Loiza Aldea Fiesta (US-PR)

Restless Leg Syndrome Education and Awareness Week

Tomorrowland (BE)

WC Handy Blues Music Festival (US-AL)

Chincoteague Pony Swim (US-VA)

Moth Week, Ntl.

Captive Nations Week (1959)

Women in Baseball Week

Chessboxing Day, Intl

Clinicians HIV/AIDS Testing and Awareness Day, Ntl.

Craft for Your Local Shelters Day, Ntl.

Doghouse Day, Get Out of the, Ntl.

Hemingway Day (1899)

Independence Day, (BE)(1831)

Junk Food Day, Ntl.

Kamika Ekadashi (H)

Liberation Day (US-GU)(1944)

Marine/Oceans Day (JP)

Miri-Piri Day (S)

No Pet Store Puppies Day

Pain Week (AU)

Glioblastoma Awareness Day

Hammock Day, Ntl.

Penuche Fudge Day, Ntl.

Pi Approximation Day

Ratcatcher's Day (1376)

Spoonerism Day (UK)(1844)

Utoeya Massacre (NO)(2011)

Gorgeous Grandma Day

Hot Dog Day, Ntl. (US/CA/AU/UK)

Hot Enough for Ya'? Day

Marine Week, Ntl. (UK)

Ohio State Fair, Columbus (US-OH)

Parkash (S)(1656)

Rauchbier Day (DE)(1635)

Renaissance Day, (OM) (1970)

Revolution Day, (EG)(1952)

Vanilla Ice Cream Day

Amelia Earhart Day (1897)

Comic-con, San Diego, Intl. (US-CA)

Cousins Day, Ntl.

Drive-Thru Day, Ntl. (1951)

Intern Day, Ntl.

Moon—New

Mormon Pioneer Day (1847)

Premios Juventud

Refreshment Day, Ntl.

Shravana Amavasya (H)

Tell an Old Joke Day

Thermal Engineer Day, Ntl.

Av (J)

Carousel Day, Ntl. (1871)

Constitution Day (US-PR)(1952)

Culinarians Day (1929)

Drowning Prevention Day, World

Elevator Day, Ntl. Talk in an

Fuji Rock Festival (JP)

Get Gnarly Day, Ntl.

Grand Prix of Belgium (BE)

Guanacaste Day, (CR)(1824)

Hire a Veteran Day, Ntl.

Jabotinsky Day (IL)

Jazz Festival, Black Sea (GE)

Needle Day, Thread the

Newport Folk Festival (US-RI)

Polysexual and Polyromantic Visibility Day

Republic Day, (TN)(1957)

Saint James Day (ES)

Sravana (H)

System Administrator Appreciation Day

The Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards

Americans with Disabilities Act, (1990)

Aunt and Uncle Day

Carpe Diem, (All or Nothing) Day

Coffee Milkshake Day, Ntl

Cowboy Day, Ntl.

Cowes Week (UK)

Curaçao Day, (CW)(1499)

Dance Day, Ntl.

Independence Day, (LR)(1847)

Independence Day, (MV)(1965)

Mangrove Day, Intl.

National Day, (CU)(1953)

Safar (M)

Soma Nomaoi (JP)

Aunties and Godmother's Day, Ntl.

Bagpipe Appreciation Day

Barbie-in-a-Blender Day, Ntl.

Donate Life Week (AU)

Hariyali Teej (H)

Korean War Veterans Armistice Day, Ntl. (1953)

Love is Kind Day, Ntl.

Parent's Day, Ntl.

Scotch Day, Intl. (1494)

Sleepyhead Day (FI)

Take Your Houseplants for a Walk Day

Walk on Stilts Day

Muharram (M)

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Agitágueda Art Festival (PT)

Year of Mission (C)

9-9-9 Emergency Number Established (1937)

Alopecia Month for Women, Intl

Amazon Prime Day

American Grown Flower Month

Anti-boredom Month, Ntl.

Apartheid Wall, Month Against the (2004)

Baked Beans Month

Bereaved Parents Awareness Month, Intl

Bioterrorism/Disaster Education and Awareness Month

Bison Month, Ntl.

Black Family Month, Ntl.

Blueberry Month, Ntl.

Born Free Cat Nap

Bronchiectasis Day, World

Canada Day (CA)(1867)

Cell Phone Courtesy Month, Ntl.

Cleft and Craniofacial Awareness-Prevention Month, Ntl.

Culinary Arts Month, Ntl.(1929)

Deli Salad Month, Ntl.

Disabilities Dignity (Pride) Month

Doghouse Repairs Month, Ntl.

Dry July (AU)

Eggplant Month, Ntl.

Family Golf Month

Family Reunion Month

Fibroid Awareness Month

Fragile X Awareness Month

Gingersnap Day, Ntl.

Grilling Month, Ntl.

Group B Strep Awareness Month, Intl.

Herbal Prescription Awareness Month

Hong Kong Autonomy Revoked, (CN)(2020)

Horseradish Month, Ntl

Hot Dog Month, Ntl.

Ice Cream Flavors Day, Creative

Ice Cream Month, Ntl.

Independence Day, (BI) (1962)

Independence Day, (RW) (1962)

Independence Day, (SO)(1960)

Irrigation Month, Smart

Joke Day, Intl.

Juvenile Arthritis Awareness Month (US)

Kindergarten Month, Get Ready for

La Semana de la Dulzura (AR)

Liberation Day (SR)(1863)

Lost Pet Prevention Month, Ntl

Make a Difference for Children Month

Minority Mental Health Month

National Day, (SO) (1960)

Parks and Recreation Month, Ntl.

Pet Hydration Awareness Month, Ntl.

Pet, ID Your Pet Day

Picnic Month, Ntl.

Plastic Free July

Postage Stamp Day (1847)

Postal Workers Day (1847)

Republic Day (GH)(1960)

Resolution Renewal Day

Roadside Traffic Safety Awareness Month, Ntl.

Sir Seretse Khama Day (BW)(1921)

Social Wellness Month

Solar Cycle 25 Maximum

Tom Sawyer Days, Ntl.(US-MO)

Ultraviolet (U.V.) Safety Month

Unity Day, (ZM)

Unlucky Weddings Month

Vehicle Theft Protection Month, Ntl.

Velociraptor Awareness Month, Intl.

Watermelon Month, Ntl.

Wheat Month

Women's Motorcycle Month

Zip Code Day (1963)

Anisette Day, Ntl.

Eastport Old Home Week (US-ME)

I Forgot Day

Made in the USA Day

Mid-Year Point

Moon—First Quarter

Ommegang Pageant (BE)

UEFA EURO, Women (CH)

UFO Day, World (1942)

Air Conditioning Appreciation Days

Aphelion Day

Beer, Organic Craft Brewfest, Portland (US-OR)

Chocolate Wafer Day, Ntl.

Dog Days of Summer

Eat Your Beans Day, Ntl.

Fried Clam Day, Ntl. (1916)

Mirror Day, Compliment Your

Plastic Bag Free Day, Intl.

Rock Day, Drop a, Intl.

Seabird Day, World (1844)

Stay out of the Sun Day

Barbecued Spareribs Day, Ntl.

Caesar Salad Day, Ntl.

Calgary Stampede (CA-AB)

Country Music Day, Ntl.

Filipino-American Friendship Day (1946)

Fry an Egg on the Sidewalk Day

Independence Day (US)(1776)

Meat Day, Independence From

Stock Exchange Holiday (NYSE Closed)

Wife Carrying Championships, Intl. (FI)

Apple Turnover Day, Ntl.

Ashura (M)

Bikini Day (1946)

Black Pound Day (UK)

Cooperatives, Intl. Day of

Environment Day, World

Graham Cracker Day, Ntl. (1794)

Hop-a-Park Day

Independence Day, (CV)(1975)

Independence Day, (DZ)(1962)

Independence Day, (VE)(1811)

Nude Recreation Week

Parkash (S)(1595)

Pet Remembrance Day (UK)

Tour de France (FR)

Workaholics Day, Ntl.

Be Nice to New Jersey Week

Build-a-Scarecrow Day

Devshayani Ekadashi (H)

Farriers Week, Ntl.

Fried Chicken Day, Ntl.

Grand Prix of Great Britain (UK)

Hand Rolled Day, Ntl.

Independence Day, (KM)(1975)

Jan Hus Day, (CZ)(1415)

Kissing Day, World (UK).

Kupala Night

NAIDOC Week (AU)

Republic Day, (MW)(1964)

Running of the Bulls (ES)

Sebeiba Festival (DZ)

Shark Week

Statehood Day, (LT)(1253)

Take Your Webmaster to Lunch Day

Therapeutic Recreation Week, Ntl. (US)

Zoonosis Day, World

7-7 London Bombing (2005)

Bonza Bottler Day™, Intl

Caribbean Day (1973)

Childhood Obesity Week (UK)

Chocolate Day, World

Dive Bar Day, Ntl.

Father-Daughter Take A Walk Together Day

Forgiveness Day, Global

Great British Pea Week

Heroes Day, (ZM)

Independence Day, (SB)(1978)

Injury Prevention Day, Ntl.(CA)

Kiswahili Language Day, World

Macaroni Day, Ntl.

NHS Sustainability Day (UK)

Saba-Saba Day, (TZ)(1954)

Strawberry Sundae Day, Ntl.

Take Your Kids to the Golf Course Week, National (CA)

Tammuz (J)

Tanabata (JP)

Tell the Truth Day

Tynwald Day (IM/UK)

Cow Appreciation Day

Math 2.0 Day

Milk Chocolate with Almonds Day, Ntl.

Pen Power Day (1972)

Portfolio Day, Ntl.

SCUD Day (Savor the Comic, Unplug the Drama)

Space Shuttle Final Flight (2011)

Tea Party, SPANA World

Don't Put All Your Eggs in One Omelet Day, Ntl.

Independence Day, (AR)(1816)

Independence Day, South Sudan (SS) (2011)

Martyrdom of the Bab (1850)

Sugar Cookie Day, Ntl.

Youth Day, (MA)(1929)

Clerihew Day, Intl. (UK)(1875)

Don't Step on a Bee Day

Guru Purnima (H)

Independence Day, (BS)(1973)

Kitten Day, Ntl.

Moon—Full

Piña Colada Day

Teddy Bear Picnic Day

All American Pet Photo Day

Blueberry Muffin Day, Ntl.

Bowdler's Day (UK) (1754)

Buddhist Lent (B) (Vassa)

Cheer Up the Lonely Day

Collector Car Appreciation Day

Make Your Own Sundae Day

Mojito Day, Ntl.

Motorcycle Day, Ntl.

Paper Bag Day, Intl. (1871)

Population Day, World (1987)

Rainier Cherry Day, Ntl.

Slurpee Day

Snoopy's Senior World Hockey Tournament (US-CA)

Srebrenica Genocide, International Day of Reflection for (1995)

Bagelfest, Mattoon (US-IL)

Bald Is In Day

Bridal Sale Event, Ntl (US/CA/MX)

Carver Day

Civil Disobedience Thoreau, Intl. (1817)

Eat Your Jell-O Day, Ntl.

Independence Day, (KI)(1979)

Independence Day, (ST )(1975)

Jousting, Torneo della Quintana (IT)

Night of Nights (US-CA)(1999)

Orangemen's Day (UK)(1690)

Pecan Pie Day

People with Different Colored Eyes Day (Heterochromia Iridium)

Sand and Dust Storms, Intl. Day on Combating

Simplicity Day (1817)

Skinny Dip Day, Intl.

Wayne Nebraska Chicken Day (US-NE)

Barbershop Music Day (1945)

Beans and Franks Day

Beef Tallow Day, Ntl.

British Open (Golf)(UK)

Diabetes Awareness Week (AU)

Embrace your Geekness Day

Fool's Paradise Day

French Fries Day, Ntl.

Gruntled Workers Day

Night Watch (FR) (1789)

Nitrogen Ice Cream Day (1909)

Sports Cliché Week

Statehood Day, (ME) (1878)

Tammuz, Fast of (J)(70AD)

Three Weeks (J)

Bastille Day (FR/MF) (1789)

Battle of the Boyne Holiday (UK)(1690)

Butterfly Count, Big (UK)

Grand Marnier Day, Ntl.

Mac and Cheese Day, Ntl.

Non-binary People's Day

Nude Day, Intl.

Orca Day, World (2002)

Pandemonium Day

Sankashti Chaturthi (H)

Shark Awareness Day

Town Criers Day, Intl.

Arctic Sea Ice Day

Be a Dork Day

Canada Day, Ntl. Respect for (US)

Couch Potato Day (1976)

Give Something Away Day, Ntl.

Gummi Worm Day, Ntl.

Horses Day, I Love, Ntl

MLB All Star Game (US-TX)

Pet Fire Safety Day

Saint Swithin's Day (UK)(971 AD)

Tapioca Pudding (Frog Spawn) Day

Youth Skills Day, World

Cherry Day, Ntl. (UK)

Corn Fritter Day, Ntl.

Excellence in Sports Performance Yearly Award (ESPY)(US-CA)

Pan African Historical Festival (PANAFEST) (GH)

Personal Chef's Day, Ntl.

Savan (S)

Snake Day, World

Take Your Poet to Work Day

21 to Drink Day (1984)

Constitution Day (KR)(1948)

Customer, Get to Know Your Customer Day Q3

Day of Joy (NI)(1979)

Emoji Day, World (2002)

Lottery Day, Ntl.

Luis Muñoz Rivera Day (US-PR)(1859)

Peach Ice Cream Day

Perseid Meteor Shower

Tattoo Day, Ntl.

Wrong Way Corrigan Day (1938)

Yellow Pigs Day

Caviar Day, Ntl.

Constitution Day (UY)(1830)

Loiza Aldea Fiesta (US-PR)

Lollapalooza, Paris (FR)

Moon—Third Quarter

Nelson Mandela Day, Intl. (ZA)(1918)

Restless Leg Syndrome Education and Awareness Week

Robin Hood Festival, Sherwood, (US-OR)

Sour Candy Day, Ntl.

Tomorrowland (BE)

WC Handy Blues Music Festival (US-AL)

Bannack Days (US-MT)

Chincoteague Pony Swim (US-VA)

Daiquiri Day, Ntl.

Feast of the Redeemer (IT)(1577)

Fiddling Championships, Louisiana (US-LA)

Flitch Day, Ntl. (UK)

Liberation Day (NI)(1979)

Moth Week, Ntl.

Robin Hood, Nottingham Archery Tournament and Festival (UK)

Strawberry Rhubarb Wine Day, Ntl.

Toss Away the "Could Haves" and "Should Haves" Day

Women's Dive Day

Woodie Wagon Day, Ntl.

Cake Day, Intl.

Captive Nations Week (1959)

Chess Day, Intl. (1924)

Ice Cream Day, Ntl.

Independence Day, (CO)(1810)

Lollipop Day, Ntl.

Moon Landing Day (1969)

Ugly Truck Day, Ntl.

Women in Baseball Week

Chessboxing Day, Intl

Clinicians HIV/AIDS Testing and Awareness Day, Ntl.

Craft for Your Local Shelters Day, Ntl.

Doghouse Day, Get Out of the, Ntl.

Hemingway Day (1899)

Independence Day, (BE)(1831)

Junk Food Day, Ntl.

Kamika Ekadashi (H)

Liberation Day (US-GU)(1944)

Marine/Oceans Day (JP)

Miri-Piri Day (S)

No Pet Store Puppies Day

Pain Week (AU)

Glioblastoma Awareness Day

Hammock Day, Ntl.

Penuche Fudge Day, Ntl.

Pi Approximation Day

Ratcatcher's Day (1376)

Spoonerism Day (UK)(1844)

Utoeya Massacre (NO)(2011)

Gorgeous Grandma Day

Hot Dog Day, Ntl. (US/CA/AU/UK)

Hot Enough for Ya'? Day

Marine Week, Ntl. (UK)

Ohio State Fair, Columbus (US-OH)

Parkash (S)(1656)

Rauchbier Day (DE)(1635)

Renaissance Day, (OM) (1970)

Revolution Day, (EG)(1952)

Vanilla Ice Cream Day

Amelia Earhart Day (1897)

Comic-con, San Diego, Intl. (US-CA)

Cousins Day, Ntl.

Drive-Thru Day, Ntl. (1951)

Intern Day, Ntl.

Moon—New

Mormon Pioneer Day (1847)

Premios Juventud

Refreshment Day, Ntl.

Shravana Amavasya (H)

Tell an Old Joke Day

Thermal Engineer Day, Ntl.

Av (J)

Carousel Day, Ntl. (1871)

Constitution Day (US-PR)(1952)

Culinarians Day (1929)

Drowning Prevention Day, World

Elevator Day, Ntl. Talk in an

Fuji Rock Festival (JP)

Get Gnarly Day, Ntl.

Grand Prix of Belgium (BE)

Guanacaste Day, (CR)(1824)

Hire a Veteran Day, Ntl.

Jabotinsky Day (IL)

Jazz Festival, Black Sea (GE)

Needle Day, Thread the

Newport Folk Festival (US-RI)

Polysexual and Polyromantic Visibility Day

Republic Day, (TN)(1957)

Saint James Day (ES)

Sravana (H)

System Administrator Appreciation Day

The Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards

Americans with Disabilities Act, (1990)

Aunt and Uncle Day

Carpe Diem, (All or Nothing) Day

Coffee Milkshake Day, Ntl

Cowboy Day, Ntl.

Cowes Week (UK)

Curaçao Day, (CW)(1499)

Dance Day, Ntl.

Independence Day, (LR)(1847)

Independence Day, (MV)(1965)

Mangrove Day, Intl.

National Day, (CU)(1953)

Safar (M)

Soma Nomaoi (JP)

Aunties and Godmother's Day, Ntl.

Bagpipe Appreciation Day

Barbie-in-a-Blender Day, Ntl.

Donate Life Week (AU)

Hariyali Teej (H)

Korean War Veterans Armistice Day, Ntl. (1953)

Love is Kind Day, Ntl.

Parent's Day, Ntl.

Scotch Day, Intl. (1494)

Sleepyhead Day (FI)

Take Your Houseplants for a Walk Day

Walk on Stilts Day

Earth Enters Global Boiling Stage (2023)

Hepatitis Day, World

Hurricane Supplication Day (VI/VG)

Independence Day, (PE)(1821)

King's Birthday (TH)(1952)

Milk Chocolate Day, Ntl.

Nature Conservation Day, World

Waterpark Day, Ntl.

WWI Begins (1914)

Cheese Sacrifice Purchase Day

Lasagna Day, Ntl.

Lipstick Day, Intl.

Nag Panchami (H)

Olsok Eve (NO)(1030)

Rain Day, Ntl. (US-PA)

Tiger Day, Intl

Cheesecake Day, Ntl.

Father-in-Law Day, Ntl.

Friendship, Intl. Day of

Human Trafficking, World Day Against

Independence Day, (VU)(1980)

Whistleblower Appreciation Day, Ntl. (1778)

Bix Beiderbecke Memorial Jazz Festival (US-IL)(1931)

Chili Dog Day, Ntl.

Earth Overshoot Day

Lollapalooza, Chicago (US-IL)

Lughnasadh, North

Lumberjack World Championships (US-WI)

Musikfest (US-PA)

Mutt's Day, Ntl.

Patent Day (1790)

Rangers Day, World

Raspberry Cake Day, Ntl.

Uncommon Instrument Awareness Day

Wisconsin State Fair (US-WI)

Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON)(MO)

Ashadha (H)

Cherry Festival, Ntl (US-MI)

Fireworks Safety Months

Fruit Fly Frenzy

Harh (S)

Montreal International Jazz Festival (CA-QC)

Muharram (M)

Roskilde Festival (DK)

Tire Safety Week, Ntl.

Viking Games, Frederikssund (DK)

Wimbledon (UK)

Midnight Sun (NO)

Velociraptor Awareness Month, Intl.

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Naadam (MN)(1921/1990)

Queen Sonja's Day (NO)(1937)

Agitágueda Art Festival (PT)

Sarcoma Awareness Month

Corn Month, Ntl.

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28
Sep

Fish Tank Floor Show Night: September 28

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Fish Tank Floorshow Night: “All year, the fish and other tank residents must stay under the spotlight and keep us entertained. Well, turnabout is fair play. Gather family and friends around the aquarium and dance and sing. Try La Mer, Sea of Love, or even Swan Lake.” - Wellcat.com
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28
Sep

Gold Star Mother's and Family's Day: September 28

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Gold Star Mother's and Family's Day is proclaimed by Presidents each year to honor the mothers and families of American men and women serving in the US Armed Forces who died or were wounded in service to their country. It honors the strength, determination, and sacrifices of those families that have to endure the temporal or sometimes - permanent - loss of their loved ones for the future of the United States of America.
Africa
28
Sep

Good Neighbor Day, Ntl.: September 28

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Good Neighbor Day is a national celebration, first held in 1976 when President Gerald R. Ford declared it. Good Neighbor Day honors the neighboring spirit that helped build the thirteen original colonies of the United States and united them with a single purpose. Good Neighbor Day exemplifies the American spirit.
Africa
28
Sep

Information, Intl. Day for Universal Access to: September 28

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Excerpt from the UNESCO Concept Note for 2020 on "Why Access to Information Matters": "The growing number of Right to Information constitutional, statutory and/or policy guarantees in recent years shows that information has become an important area of policy. The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, the plan of action adopted by all UN Member States to protect the planet and improve the lives and prospects of everyone, recognizes public access to information within Goal 16 that covers the need to promote peaceful and inclusive societies (target 16.10). UNESCO is the UN designated agency tasked to monitor progress in this area, through indicator 16.10.2 on the number of countries that adopt and implement constitutional development and a key dimension for the implementation of these policies." First held in 2016- https://en.unesco.org/sites/default/files/cn_iduai_2020.pdf.
Africa
28
Sep

Migrants and Refugees, World Day of: September 28

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World Day of Migrants & Refugees first ran in 1914 and was initiated by Pope Pius X. In 2019, and the date moved from early January to the last Sunday of September. There are three general classifications of refugees and migrants: Asylum seekers, refugees, and economic migrants. The British Red Cross defines each as follows: ASYLUM SEEKERS An asylum seeker flees their home and arrives in another country, whichever way they can. Makes themselves known to the authorities Submits an asylum application Has a legal right to stay in the country while waiting for a decision. In 2018, the UK received applications for asylum for 37,453 people (including dependents), far less than Germany (162,000), France (110,000), Greece (65,000) and Italy (49,000). REFUGEES Refugees prove they’d be at risk if they returned to their home country. Has had their claim for asylum accepted by the government Can now stay here either long term or indefinitely. Refugees have a right under the UK and international law to bring their immediate family members to join them. ECONOMIC MIGRANTS An economic migrant has moved to another country to work. They could be living there legally or illegally depending on how they entered the country; May or may not have a legal work permit.
Africa
28
Sep

Neighbor Day, Intl.: September 28

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From the champion, Nextdoor: "What's one small thing a neighbor did for you this week? If there's anything we've learned in our years of neighboring at Nextdoor, it's that neighborhoods are built on small, simple actions: The coffee shop owner who greets you by name every morning. The stranger who lets you go first in line at the pharmacy. The neighbor who waves from across the street. We want to hear more about the simple things you and others do to play a part in your neighborhood. Submit a story about a neighbor who inspires you, and we'll share some favorites and recognize them on National Neighbor Day, September 28th. We've seen the power neighborhoods have when we tap into them — especially in unprecedented times like these. We've been moved by the change that can come from the smallest neighborly gestures. It's why we're declaring September as Neighbor Month. It's a time to celebrate how neighbors have come together, in ways big and small, as so many have faced difficult challenges this year. Neighbors coming together also inspired Nextdoor's new look, which reminds us how powerful a simple wave can be. Here are a few neighbors who have inspired us recently: The neighbor in Madrid, Spain who created a Nextdoor group for others who were quarantined alone and quickly found 227 kindred spirits to keep him company virtually. The California grocery store owner who saw local volunteers sign up to help manage social distancing in line to keep his business open during the pandemic. The British woman who offered to make home cooked meals for neighbors in need and soon found herself delivering 150 dinners a week with the help of others nearby. As part of Neighbor Month, Nextdoor is also kicking off a series of conversations about the future of neighborhoods — and how gestures that start small can lead to big change. Stay tuned for details on how to participate here. https://nextdoorstory.com We look forward to hearing more about how you and your neighbors find simple ways to come together. Thank you for taking the time to make your neighborhood better." Sarah Friar, Nextdoor CEO
Africa
28
Sep

Ontario Garlic Festival: September 28 (est)

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ABOUT ONTARIO'S GARLIC FESTIVAL AND GARLIC WEEK The Ontario Garlic Festival, an annual celebration held in Toronto, pays homage to one of the most beloved ingredients in gastronomy: garlic. Organized by the Toronto Garlic Festival, this event has become a staple for food enthusiasts since its inception in 2011. The week leading up to it is unofficially known as Ontario Garlic Week. The festival brings together garlic growers, chefs, and food lovers to explore the diverse culinary uses of garlic. Attendees can sample various garlic-infused dishes, purchase fresh garlic and related products, and participate in cooking demonstrations and workshops. The event also features live music, garlic-themed contests, and educational talks on the health benefits of garlic. Garlic, revered in gastronomy for its robust flavor and versatility, also offers a range of health benefits. It is a cornerstone in many cuisines worldwide, enhancing the taste of dishes from pasta to stir-fries. Beyond its culinary uses, garlic is prized for its medicinal properties. It is believed to boost the immune system, reduce blood pressure, and even aid in the prevention of certain cancers. At the Ontario Garlic Festival, you can expect to see a wide variety of garlic types, each with unique characteristics. The most common types, including hardneck and softneck garlic, will be on display, showcasing their varying flavors, sizes, and colors. Garlic has a rich history, tracing back over 5,000 years. It is believed to have originated in Central Asia and has been cultivated and used for both culinary and medicinal purposes throughout ancient civilizations, including the Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans. Its enduring popularity, spanning millennia and cultures, is a testament to its significant impact on human culture and cuisine. The Ontario Garlic Festival is not just a celebration of this humble yet powerful bulb, but also a strong supporter of local agriculture. By promoting the benefits of incorporating garlic into daily diets, the festival fosters a sense of community and shared values. Its growing popularity is a testament to the increasing interest in local, sustainable food sources.
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28
Sep

Ontario Garlic Festival: September 28 (est)

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ABOUT ONTARIO'S GARLIC FESTIVAL AND GARLIC WEEK The Ontario Garlic Festival, an annual celebration held in Toronto, pays homage to one of the most beloved ingredients in gastronomy: garlic. Organized by the Toronto Garlic Festival, this event has become a staple for food enthusiasts since its inception in 2011. The week leading up to it is unofficially known as Ontario Garlic Week. The festival brings together garlic growers, chefs, and food lovers to explore the diverse culinary uses of garlic. Attendees can sample various garlic-infused dishes, purchase fresh garlic and related products, and participate in cooking demonstrations and workshops. The event also features live music, garlic-themed contests, and educational talks on the health benefits of garlic. Garlic, revered in gastronomy for its robust flavor and versatility, also offers a range of health benefits. It is a cornerstone in many cuisines worldwide, enhancing the taste of dishes from pasta to stir-fries. Beyond its culinary uses, garlic is prized for its medicinal properties. It is believed to boost the immune system, reduce blood pressure, and even aid in the prevention of certain cancers. At the Ontario Garlic Festival, you can expect to see a wide variety of garlic types, each with unique characteristics. The most common types, including hardneck and softneck garlic, will be on display, showcasing their varying flavors, sizes, and colors. Garlic has a rich history, tracing back over 5,000 years. It is believed to have originated in Central Asia and has been cultivated and used for both culinary and medicinal purposes throughout ancient civilizations, including the Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans. Its enduring popularity, spanning millennia and cultures, is a testament to its significant impact on human culture and cuisine. The Ontario Garlic Festival is not just a celebration of this humble yet powerful bulb, but also a strong supporter of local agriculture. By promoting the benefits of incorporating garlic into daily diets, the festival fosters a sense of community and shared values. Its growing popularity is a testament to the increasing interest in local, sustainable food sources.
Africa
28
Sep

Rabies Day, World (1895): September 28

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World Rabies Day raises awareness of rabies and its prevention. The event occurs on the anniversary of the death of Louis Pasteur (December 27, 1822 - September 28, 1895), the developer of the first rabies vaccine. Sponsored by the Center of Disease Control (CDC) and Alliance for Rabies Control (ARC) in 2007 and endorsed by many international human and veterinary institutions worldwide. World Rabies Day encourages pet owners and outdoor enthusiasts to learn how to prevent rabies infections. Vaccinations are a critical component of disease prevention. Rabies vaccines are not one and done. They require boosters every three years in cats and dogs.
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Rivers Day, World: September 28

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World Rivers Day expanded from BC Rivers Day, created by Mark Angelo of Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada, in 1980. Upon the designation of Water for Life Decade by the United Nations in 2005, it became an annual event observed on the fourth Sunday of September. Currently, over 60 nations partake in the event. World Rivers Day is a celebration of the world's waterways. It highlights the many values of rivers, strives to increase public awareness, and encourages the improved stewardship of rivers around the world.
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Sep

Safe Abortion Day, Intl: September 28

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International Save Abortion Day on September 28 has been a regional campaign for decriminalizing abortion in Latin America and the Caribbean for over twenty years before being taken on by SRHR activists in 2011. The campaign was formerly known as the Global Day of Action for Access to Safe and Legal Abortion. As of 2022, the fight for the decriminalization of abortion includes the United States. In June of 2022, the Supreme Court ruled states can make their laws without regard to the US constitution. Over a dozen states have made abortion a crime, dissolving fifty years of a woman's right to choose.
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Sep

Strawberry Cream Pie Day, Ntl.: September 28

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National Strawberry Cream Pie Day honors strawberry cream pie. This delightful open-face pie includes a crust filled with fresh strawberries in gelatin syrup, topped with whipped cream. Bon Appetit!
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Sep

Teachers' Day, (TW): September 28

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Observed in China for over 2500 years and in Taiwan since 1939, Teachers' Day allows students to show their appreciation to educators through gifts and gratitude. September 10 became the official date in 1985 for China, and Taiwan celebrates September 28, the birthdate of Confucius in the Gregorian calendar. It is a day off for students and teachers in the country.
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Sep

Wool Week, Shetland: September 28 - October 4 (est)

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Shetland Wool is prized the world over for its quality and durability. Created in 2011, Shetland Wool Week is an international awareness campaign promoting the United Kingdom's wool industry, specifically the artisans that spin Shetland wool into rugged and fashionable clothing.
Africa
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Sep

Active Aging Week: September 29 - October 5

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PROMOTING WELLNESS AND VITALITY: ACTIVE AGING WEEK Active Aging Week is an annual event that celebrates the positivity of aging and encourages older adults to lead active, healthy, and engaged lives. Typically held in the first week of October, this event is designed to be inclusive, promoting the benefits of regular physical activity, social interaction, and overall wellness for people aged 50 and older, regardless of their fitness level or physical abilities. Active Aging Week was established in 2003 by the International Council on Active Aging (ICAA), a leading organization dedicated to changing how people age by promoting active, healthy lifestyles for older adults. The ICAA provides resources, guidelines, and support for organizations and communities participating in the event. THE PURPOSE OF ACTIVE AGING WEEK The primary goals of Active Aging Week are to: —Encourage Physical Activity: The week highlights the importance of staying physically active as a key component of healthy aging. It promotes activities that improve strength, flexibility, balance, and cardiovascular health. —Promote Social Engagement: Active Aging Week emphasizes staying socially connected. It encourages older adults to participate in group activities, fostering a sense of community and reducing feelings of isolation. —Highlight Wellness Across Multiple Dimensions: The event promotes a holistic approach to aging, which includes physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual well-being. It encourages older adults to engage in activities that support their overall health and quality of life. —Combat Ageism: Active Aging Week challenges stereotypes about aging and demonstrates that older adults can lead vibrant, active lives. CELEBRATING ACTIVE AGING WEEK During Active Aging Week, community centers, retirement communities, fitness centers, healthcare providers, and local organizations organize various activities and events. These activities are designed to be accessible and enjoyable for older adults, regardless of their fitness level or physical abilities. Common events include: —Fitness Classes: Yoga, tai chi, water aerobics, and walking groups are popular activities for people of different fitness levels. —Health and Wellness Workshops: Educational sessions on nutrition, stress management, mental health, and chronic disease prevention. —Social Events: Dances, picnics, arts and crafts sessions, and group outings encourage social interaction and community building. —Educational Seminars: Talks on financial planning, technology use, and safety for older adults. —Community Volunteering: Encouraging older adults to give back to their communities through volunteer work can enhance their sense of purpose and fulfillment. Active Aging Week plays a crucial role in promoting a positive image of aging and encouraging older adults to take charge of their health and well-being. By participating in the activities offered during this week, older adults can discover new interests, make new friends, and improve their overall quality of life. The event also serves as a powerful reminder to society that aging can be a time of growth, vitality, and joy, and that active living is a key to enjoying later life to its fullest.
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