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Alan Turing Day (1912)

Alan Turing Week

Antifascist Struggle Day (HR)(1941)

ARRL Field Day

Ashura (M)

Barcode Day (1970)

Beautician's Day

BET Awards (US-CA)

Bomb Pop Day, Ntl

Calcio Storico Fiorentino (IT)

Canoe Day, Ntl.(US/CA)

CAPS LOCK DAY, INTL. (2009)

Carpenter Ant Awareness Week

Catfish Day, Ntl.

Celebration of the Senses Day

Chocolate Éclair Day, Ntl.

Chocolate Pudding Day

Craft Spirits Week, Ntl.

Cream Tea Day, Ntl. (UK)

Discovery Day, Newfoundland, Labrador (CA)(1497)

Drug Abuse and Trafficking, World Day Against (1839)

Energy Shopping Day, Ntl.

Fairy Day, Intl.

Fiddlers' Contest and Festival (US-ID)

Fido Friday, Bring Your Dog to Work Day, Ntl. (UK/US)

Firearms Day, Ntl. (1934)

Food Truck Day, Eat at a, Ntl.

Germany Invades Russia (1941)

Gnaoua World Music Festival (MA)

Grand Prix of Austria (AT)

Grantsville Days (US-MD)

Great American Backyard Campout

Handshake Day, Ntl.

Handstand Day, Intl.

Happy Birthday to You Day (1893)

Helen Keller Deaf-Blind Awareness Week (1880)

HIV Testing Day, Ntl.

Homeownership Weekend, Ntl.

Independence Day (DJ)(1977)

Independence Day (MG)(1960)

Independence Day (MZ)(1975)

Insurance Awareness Day

Inti Rami (PE/EC)

Journalist, Columnists' Day, Ntl.

Kids Day, America's

Let It Go Day

LGBTQ Equality Day, Ntl. (2003/2013/2015)

Lightning Awareness Week, Ntl.

Lightning Safety Day, Intl. (2011)

Log Cabin Day

Macau Day (CN)(1622)

Married Day, Decide to Be

Mawazine (MA)

Meow Monday, Take Your Cat to Work Day

Micro, Small and Medium-size Enterprise Day, World

Montreal International Jazz Festival (CA-QC)

Mosquito Control Awareness Week, Ntl.

Multiculturalism Day (CA)

National Day (LU)(1921)

National Day (SI)(1991)

NATO Annual Summit (TR)

Nirjala Ekadashi (H)

Onion Rings Day, Ntl.

Orange Blossom Day, Ntl.

Paul Bunyan Legend Day

Pecan Sandies Day, Ntl.

Phenylketonuria (PKU) Awareness Day, Intl.

Pied Piper Day (1284)

Pink Day, Ntl.

Pony Express Re-ride

Post-Traumatic Stress Awareness (PTSD) Day, Ntl.

Pralines Day, Ntl.

Public Service Day, UN

Rabbit Awareness Week (UK)

Rainforest Day, Ntl.

Rheumatoid Arthritis Awareness Week, (AU)

Roskilde Festival (DK)

Runner's Selfie Day

Saint John (Jean) the Baptist Day

Seafarer, Day of the

Sebeiba Festival (DZ)

Strawberry Parfait Day, Ntl.

Stupid Guy Thing Day

Sunglasses Day, Ntl.

Swim-a-Lap Day

Take Your Pet to Work Week, Ntl.

Tapioca Day, Ntl.

Theater Festival Sibiu, Intl (RO)

Tire Safety Week, Ntl.

Toothbrush Day, Ntl

Torture Victims, World Day to Support

Treaty of Versailles (1919)

Typewriter Day, Ntl. (1868)

Victory Day (EE)(1919)

Waste and Recycling Workers Week

Widow's Day, Intl. (1954)

Windjammer Days, Boothbay Harbor (US-ME)

Windrush Day (UK)(1948)

Wine Week, English (UK)

Women in Diplomacy, Intl. Day of

Women in Engineering Day, Intl.

Work from Home Day, Ntl

Poverty Eradication, 3rd Intl. Decade

Water for Sustainable Development, Intl. Decade

Decade of Family Farming, Intl.

Earth in Time

Indigenous Languages, Intl. Decade of

International Decade of Healthy Ageing

International Decade on Ecosystem Restoration

Nelson Mandela Decade of Peace

Third International Decade Poverty Eradication

Second UN Decade for Action on Road Safety

Water for Sustainable Development, Intl. Decade

International Decade for Ocean Science for Sustainable Development

International Decade of Family Farming

Poverty Eradication, 3rd Intl. Decade

Water for Sustainable Development, Intl. Decade

Poverty Eradication, 3rd Intl. Decade

Water for Sustainable Development, Intl. Decade

Srebrenica Genocide, International Day of Reflection for (1995)

Rose Castroccdsc

Rangeland and Pastoralists, International Year of

Rangeland and Pastoralists, International Year of

Sand and Dust Storms, Intl. Decade on Combating

Islamic Year 1447 (M)

Jewish Year 5786 (J)

Nigeria's Decade of Gas (NG)

United States Semiquincentennial (1776)

Woman Farmer, Year of Intl.

Rangeland and Pastoralists, International Year of

Self-leadership and New Beginnings, Year of

Sustainable Water Availability and Safe Sanitation,Year of

Year of the Family (AE)

Year of Urban Planning and Architecture (AZ)

Year of Unity of the Peoples of Russia (RU)

Year of the Azalea

Year of the Ficus

Year of the Crocus

Year of the Impatiens

Year of the Sedum

Year of the Hot Pepper

Year of the Ornamental Grasses

Year of the Radish

Volunteers for Sustainable Development, Intl. Year of

Cloud Dancer is the Pantone Color of the Year

Turmeric, Herb of the Year

American Semiquincentennial, 250th Anniversary (1776)

China–Africa Year of People-to-People Exchanges (CN)

ASEAN–India Year of Maritime Cooperation (IN)

India–Spain Year of Culture, Tourism and AI (IN/ES)

Year of Agriculture (IN-MP)

Decade of Sustainable Transport, Intl.

Chinese Year of the Horse, 4724

Losar and Year 2153 (B)

Earth Echo Challenge, Intl.

Nanakshahi Year 558 (S)

PlayStation Days of Play

Dhu al-Hijjah (M)

Ducasse de Mons, Doudou (BE)(1349)

French Open (FR)

Isle of Man TT (UK)

Jeth (S)

Midnight Sun (NO)

Reconciliation Week (AU)(1967)

Sivan (J)

Smile Month, Ntl. (UK)

Triple Crown

San Diego Smooth Jazz Festival (US-CA)

15th of Khordad (IR)(1963)

24 Hours of Le Mans (FR)

9-9-9 Emergency Number Established (1937)

Aboriginal Day, Ntl. (CA)

Aboriginal History Month, Ntl. (CA)

Accordion Awareness Month, Ntl. (1822)

Acne Awareness Month, Ntl.

Adopt-a-Cat Month (AHA)

Adopt-a-Shelter Cat Month (ASPCA)

African-American Music Month

Agriculture Day, World

Alan Turing Day (1912)

Alan Turing Week

Albinism Awareness Day, Intl.

Albinism Awareness, Intl. Day of (2013)

Alcoholics Anonymous Founders Day (1935)

Almond Buttercrunch Day

ALS Awareness Month (CA)

Alzheimer's Disease and Brain Awareness Month, Ntl.

American Bald Eagle Day (1782)

Animal Rights Awareness Week, Ntl.

Animal Rights Day, Ntl.

Anne and Samantha Day

Antifascist Struggle Day (HR)(1941)

Aphasia Awareness Month, Ntl.

Apple Strudel Day, Ntl.

Applesauce Cake Day

Archives Day, Intl.

Arjan Dev (S) (1606)

Armed Forces Day (GT)(1871)

Army Day (JO)(1916)

ARRL Field Day

Artigas Day (UY)(1764)

Ascension Day (JO)(1999)

Ashadha (H)

Ashura (M)

ASK Day, Ntl.

Asteroid / Meteor Day, Intl. (1908)

Ayatollah Ruollah Khomeini Day (IR)(1989)

Baby Boomers Recognition Day

Baby Jumping Festival (ES)

Bach Fest, Leipzig (DE)

Ballpoint Pen Day, (1943)

Ban Live Transport, International Day of Action

Banning Interracial Marriage Ruled Unconstitutional (Loving 1967)

Barcode Day (1970)

Bathroom Reading Month, Ntl

Beautician's Day

Beer Day, Britain (UK) (1215)

Béierfest, Diekirch (LU)

Belmont Stakes (US-NY)

Best Friends Day, Ntl.

BET Awards (US-CA)

Bike Day, World

Blood Donor Day, World

Bloomsday (1904)

Bloomsday Festival (IE)(1904)

Bomb Pop Day, Ntl

Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival (US-TN)

Bonza Bottler Day, Intl

Book Month, LGBTQ+ Ntl. (1969)

Bourbon Day, Ntl. (1789)

Bowel Cancer Awareness Month (AU)

Brain Injury Awareness Month (CA)

Bug Busting Day, Ntl. (UK)

Bunker Hill Day (US-MA)(1775)

Burns Awareness Month, Ntl. (AU)

Business Etiquette Week, Ntl.

Calcio Storico Fiorentino (IT)

Call Your Doctor Day, Ntl.

Camera Day, World (1888)

Cancer from the Sun Month

Cancer Survivors Day

Candy Month, Ntl.

Canoe Day, Ntl.(US/CA)

CAPS LOCK DAY, INTL. (2009)

Career Nursing Assistants Day, National

Carers Week, Ntl.(UK)

Caribbean-American Heritage Month, Ntl.

Caribbean-American's AIDS Awareness Day

Carpenter Ant Awareness Week

Cataract Awareness Month

Catfish Day, Ntl.

Cave Week, Ntl.(US/CA)

Celebrate Life Day

Celebration of the Senses Day

Cheese Festival, Great Wisconsin (US-WI)

Cherry Tart Days, Ntl.

Child Labor, World Day Against

Child Victims of Aggression, World Day of (1982)

Child Vision Awareness Month

Childhood Cancer Campaign Month, Intl.

Children Day, Stand For (1996)

Children's Awareness Memorial Day, Ntl.

Children's Day (CN)

Children's Day, Intl.

Children's Day, Ntl.

Children's Sunday (C)

Chimborazo Day (EC)

Chocolate Éclair Day, Ntl.

Chocolate Ice Cream Day, Ntl.

Chocolate Macaroon Day, Ntl.

Chocolate Pudding Day

Christian Unity Week, Intl. (Southern Hemisphere)

Clothesline Week, Intl.

CMA Music Festival (US-TN)

Cocktail (Name your Poison) Day

Cognac Day

Coin Toss Day

Combat Decertification and Drought, World Day of

Communication, Effective, Month

Confederate Memorial Day (US-TN, KY, LA)(1808)

Congenital Cytomegalovirus Awareness Month, Ntl.

Constitution Day (DK)(1849/1953)

Continence Week, World

Coral Triangle Day

Corn on the Cob Day

Coronation Day (BT)(1974)

Corpus Christi (C)

Cotton Candy Day, Ntl.

Craft Spirits Week, Ntl.

Cream Tea Day, Ntl. (UK)

Cuckoo Warning Day

Cybersecurity Education Month, Ntl.

D-Day (1944)

Dairy Alternatives Month

Dairy Month, Intl.

Daniel Boone Day (1769)

Daylight Appreciation Day, Ntl.

Dementia Care Professionals Month

Dia dos Namorados (BR)

Diabetes Week (UK)

Dialogue Among Civilizations, Intl. Day for

Dietitians Day, (AU)

Dietitians Week, (AU)

Discovery Day, Newfoundland, Labrador (CA)(1497)

Donald Duck Day (1934)

Doughnut Day, Ntl.(1938)

Dragon Boat Festival (CN)

Drive-in Movie Day (1933)

Drug Abuse and Trafficking, World Day Against (1839)

Dysphagia Awareness Month, Ntl.

E-mail Week, Ntl.

Eel Festival (DK)

Elder Abuse Awareness Day, World

Emancipation Day (TO)(1970)

Energy Shopping Day, Ntl.

Entrepreneurs Do it Yourself Marketing Month

Environment Day, World

EU Green Week

Evacuation Day (EG) (1954)

Evacuation Day, American (LY)(1970)

Exchange Day, Ntl. Adoption (UK)

Fairy Day, Intl.

Falafel Day, Intl.

Family Fitness Day, Ntl.

Family History Day

Family Remittances, Intl. Day of

Father's Day, Intl. (1910)

Federal-Aid Interstate Highway Act (1956)

Fiddlers' Contest and Festival (US-ID)

Fido Friday, Bring Your Dog to Work Day, Ntl. (UK/US)

Firearms Day, Ntl. (1934)

Fireworks Safety Months

Fish and Chips Day, Ntl.(UK)

Fishing and Boating Week, Ntl.

Fishing, Intl. Day Against Illegal Fishing

Flag Day (1777)

Flag Day (AR)(1820)

Flag Day (FI)(1867)

Flag Week, Ntl.

Food Safety Day, World

Food Truck Day, Eat at a, Ntl.

Forget-Me-Not Days / The Longest Day, Alzheimer's

Forklift Safety Day

Foster a Pet Month, Ntl.

FreeBSD Day

Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Month, Ntl.

Friday Fish Fry Day (UK)

Fruit Fly Frenzy

Fudge Day

Garden Week, Ntl.

Gardening for Fitness Day, Ntl.

Gardening, Weed Your Garden Day

Garfield the Cat Day, Intl. (1978)

Gastronomy Day, Sustainable

Gay and Lesbian (LGBTQ+) Pride Month (1969)

General Don Martín Miguel de Güemes Day (AR)(1821)

German Chocolate Cake Day, Ntl.

Germany Invades Russia (1941)

Get Caught Listening, Audio Book Month

Gin Day, World

Gingerbread Day, Ntl.

Giraffe Day, World

Gnaoua World Music Festival (MA)

Gnome Week (US/BE)

Go Barefoot Day, Ntl.

Go Fishing Day

Go Skating/Skateboarding Day

Godparent's Day, Intl

Grand Prix of Austria (AT)

Grand Prix of Monaco (MO)

Grand Prix of Spain (ES)

Grantsville Days (US-MD)

Great American Backyard Campout

Great Get Together, The (UK)(1974)

Great Outdoors Month

Green Week, Great Big (UK)

Greencare for Troops Month

Gun Violence Awareness Day, Ntl.(1998)

Gurgadi (S)(1606)

Haemochromatosis Week, World

Handshake Day, Ntl.

Handshake Day, World

Handstand Day, Intl.

Happy Birthday to You Day (1893)

Harh (S)

Hate Speech, International Day for Countering

Hazelnut Cake Day, Ntl.

Headache and Migraine Awareness Month, Ntl.

Healthcare Risk Management Week, Ntl.

Heimlich Maneuver Day, Intl.(1974)

Helen Keller Deaf-Blind Awareness Week (1880)

Herb and Spice Day

Hermit Week, Ntl.

Hip Dysplasia Awareness Month

History Day Competition, Ntl.

HIV Long-term Survivors Day (1981)

HIV Testing Day, Ntl.

Home Safety Month

Homeownership Month, Ntl

Homeownership Weekend, Ntl.

Hristo Botev Day (BG)(1876)

Humanist Day, World

Hurricane Season

Ice Cream Soda Day

Iced Tea Day

Iced Tea Month

Idiopathic Hypersomnia Awareness Week, Intl.

Igbo Day, Intl.

Immigrant Heritage Month

Independence Day (CD)(1960)

Independence Day (DJ)(1977)

Independence Day (IS)(1944)

Independence Day (MG)(1960)

Independence Day (MZ)(1975)

Independence Day (PH)(1898)

Independence Day (SC)(1976)

Independence Day (WS)(1962)

Independence Dragon Boat Regatta (US-PA)

Indictment Day (2023)

Indigenous History Month, Ntl. (CA)

Infant Mental Health Week, Ntl. (UK/AU)

Insurance Awareness Day

Inti Rami (PE/EC)

Islamic New Year (M) 1448

Islamic Year 1448 (M)

James Beard Awards

Jerky Day, Ntl

Journalist, Columnists' Day, Ntl.

Juggler's Day, World (1947)

Juneteenth (1865)

Just One Day, Day (2001)

Kids Day, America's

King Kamehameha Day (US-HI)

King's Birthday (AU)

King's Birthday (MY)

Kitchen Klutzes of America Day

Law Enforcement Officers, Ntl. Day of Prayer for

Learning Disabilities Week (UK)

Leave the Office Early Day, Ntl.

Let It Go Day

LGBTQ Equality Day, Ntl. (2003/2013/2015)

Lightning Awareness Week, Ntl.

Lightning Safety Day, Intl. (2011)

Little League Baseball Week, Ntl

Lobster Day, Ntl.

Log Cabin Day

Lonliness Awareness Week, (UK)

Love My Dentist Day, I

Mabo Day (AU)(1992)

Macau Day (CN)(1622)

Mad Hatter Day (UK)

Magna Carta Day (1215)

Make Music Day, Intl.

Mandaraka Day (KE)(1963)

Married Day, Decide to Be

Martini Day, Ntl.

Martyrdom Guru Arjun Sahib (S)(1606)

Mascot Day, Ntl.

Mawazine (MA)

Medgar Evers Day (1963)

Meet a Mate Week, Intl

Memorial Day (KR)(1920)

Men's Health Education Awareness Month

Men's Health Week, Ntl.

Men's Month Intl.

Meow Monday, Take Your Cat to Work Day

Micro, Small and Medium-size Enterprise Day, World

Microchipping Month, Ntl. (UK)

Migraine Awareness Month, Ntl.

Milk Day, World

Mithuna Sankranti (H)

Monsoon Season (Asia) June 8 - September 30

Month of Community (UK)

Montreal International Jazz Festival (CA-QC)

Moon—First Quarter

Moon—Full

Moon—New

Moon—Third Quarter

Mosquito Control Awareness Week, Ntl.

Muharram (M)

Multicultural American Child Awareness Day

Multiculturalism Day (CA)

Music Day, World

My Money Week (UK)

Myasthenia Gravis Awareness Month, Ntl.

Nail Polish Day, Ntl

Narcissistic Abuse Awareness Day, World

National Day (LU)(1921)

National Day (SE)(1523/1809)

National Day (SI)(1991)

National Day of Reconciliation (CG)(1991)

National Day, (GL)(1983/2009)

Native American Citizenship Day (1924)

NATO Annual Summit (TR)

NBA Finals

Neighbor Works Week, Ntl.

Newport Flower Festival, (US-RI)

Nirjala Ekadashi (H)

Nursing Assistants and Direct Care Workers Week, Ntl.

Oceans Day, World

Oceans Month, Ntl.

Odunde Festival (US-PA)

Old Maid's Day

Onion Rings Day, Ntl.

Open Farm Sunday (UK)

Orange Blossom Day, Ntl.

Orca Awareness Month

Organic Act Day, (VI)

Orlando Gay Days (US-FL)

Outdoor Marketing Day, Ntl.

Outdoor Marketing Month, Ntl.

Papaya Month, Ntl.

Parents, Global Day of

Parliamentarism, International Day of

Paul Bunyan Legend Day

Peaches and Cream Day, Ntl.

Peanut Butter Cookie Day

Pecan Sandies Day, Ntl.

Perennial Gardening Month

Pet Appreciation Week (PAW), Ntl.

Pet Memorial Day, World

Pet Preparedness Month, Ntl.

Pharmacists Declare War on Alcoholism

Phenylketonuria (PKU) Awareness Day, Intl.

Photography, Nature Photography Day

Picnic Day, Intl.

Picnic Week, Ntl. (UK)

Pied Piper Day (1284)

Pink Day, Ntl.

PinkPop (NL)

Plastic Challenge Month (UK)

Play, International Day of

Pollinator Month, Ntl. (US/CA)

Pony Express Re-ride

Pop Goes the Weasel Day

Portugal Day (PT)(1580)

Post-Traumatic Stress Awareness (PTSD) Day, Ntl.

Pralines Day, Ntl.

Premavera Sound Porto (PT)

Primavera Sound Barcelona (ES)

Privacy Awareness Week (AU/NZ)

Professional (Employee) Wellness Month

Prune Day, Ntl.

PTSD Awareness Month, Intl.

Public Service Day, UN

Pugstock (UK)

Rabbit Awareness Week (UK)

Race Unity Day

Rainforest Day, Ntl.

Rebuild Your Life Month

Recess at Work Day

Red Apple Day (AU)

Red Rose Day

Refugee Day, World

Refugee Week (UK)

Repeat Day

Republic Day (IT)(1946)

Rheumatoid Arthritis Awareness Week, (AU)

Ride Motorcycles and Scooters to Work Day, Intl.

Rip Current Awareness Week, Ntl.

Rivers Month, Ntl.

Rocky Road Ice Cream Day, Ntl.

Roller Coaster Appreciation Month, World

Root Beer Day (Stewart's)

Rose Month

Roskilde Festival (DK)

Runner's Selfie Day

Running Day, Global

Russia Day (RU)(1990)

Russian Language Day, World

Safe Kids Week, Parachute (CA)

Safety Month, Ntl.

Saint Erasmus (Elmo) Day (303AD)

Saint John (Jean) the Baptist Day

Saint Peter and Paul Day (C)

Sankashti Chaturthi (H)

Sauntering Day, World

Say Something Nice Day

Scams Awareness Month, Ntl. (UK)

Scleroderma Awareness Day, World (1940)

Scleroderma Awareness Month, Intl.

Scoot to School Week (IE)

Sea Turtle Day, World

Seafarer, Day of the

Sebeiba Festival (DZ)

Secure Your Load Day, Ntl. (2010)

Selfie Day, Ntl

Sexual Violence in Conflict, Day for the Elimination of

Shaheedi Arjan Dev (S) (1606)

Sickle Cell Day, World

Six Day War Begins (1967)

Skyscraper Month

Smell Day, World.

Smile Power Day

Social Media Day, World

Social Petworking Month

Sorghum Month

Soul Food Month, Ntl.

Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus Awareness Month (CA)

Sports America Kids Month

St. Anthony of Padua Feast Day (PT)(1231)

Stanley Cup Finals

Stock Exchange Holiday (NYSE Closed)

Strawberry Parfait Day, Ntl.

Strawberry Rhubarb Pie Day

Strawberry Shortcake Day, Ntl.

Stroke Awareness Month (CA)

Student Safety Month, Ntl.

Stupid Guy Thing Day

Summer Begins (Northern Hemisphere)

Summer Weather Safety Day, Ntl.

Sunglasses Day, Ntl.

Supreme Court Decisions Weeks

Surf Music Month, Intl.

Sustainability Week (US-NY)

Swim-a-Lap Day

Tailor's Day, Ntl.

Take Your Pet to Work Week, Ntl.

Tammuz (J)

Tano/Dano Day (KR/KP)

Tapioca Day, Ntl.

Tea for Tinnitus Month (UK)

Tennis Day, Intl. (1789)

The Big Lunch (UK)

Theater Festival Sibiu, Intl (RO)

Theater Understudy Appreciation Week

Tiananmen Square Massacre (CN)(1989)

Tire Safety Week, Ntl.

Tomato Fortnight, British (UK)

Tony Awards

Toothbrush Day, Ntl

Torture Victims, World Day to Support

Trails Day, Ntl.

Treaty of Versailles (1919)

Tribeca Film Festival (US-NY)

Trojan Horse (1184 BC)

Trooping the Color, King's Official Birthday Parade (UK)

Tropics, International Day of the

Turkey Lovers Month

Typewriter Day, Ntl. (1868)

Upsy Daisy Day

US Open Golf Championship (US-NY)

Vanilla Milkshake Day

Vat Purnima Vrat (H)

VCR Day

Vegan Earth Day, World

Vegetables Day, Eat Your

Veggies Day, Fresh

Victory Day (EE)(1919)

Viking Games, Frederikssund (DK)

Volunteers Week (UK)

Waffle Iron Day, Electric

War of 1812 Begins (1812)

Waste and Recycling Workers Week

Watergate Break-in (1972)

Waterloo (1815)

Wear BLUE Day

Wear it. Beat it. (UK)

Western Australia Day (AU-WA)

Wianki Festival, Krakow (PL)

Widow's Day, Intl. (1954)

Wimbledon (UK)

Windjammer Days, Boothbay Harbor (US-ME)

Windrush Day (UK)(1948)

Windsurfing Regatta and Music Festival, Worthington (US-MN)

Wine Week, English (UK)

Winter Begins, Solstice (Southern)

Women in Diplomacy, Intl. Day of

Women in Engineering Day, Intl.

Women Veterans Appreciation Day (1948)

Work from Home Day, Ntl

Work@Home Dads Day, Ntl

World Cup, FIFA (US/CA/MX)

World Day of Prayer for the Sanctification of Priests (C)

World Pride Day

Yarn Bombing Day, Intl.

Yell "Fudge" at the Cobras in North America Day

Yo-Yo Day, World (1892)

Yoga Day, Intl.

Youth Day (ZA)(1976)

Zoo and Aquarium Month, Ntl.

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Organic Month, National (CA): September

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National Organic Month (formerly week) is Canada's largest annual celebration of organic food, farming, and natural products. Organic food is grown without chemicals, and organic materials offer an alternative option for clothing, personal care, health care, and cleaning products. Events include pickling workshops, recipe contests, farm tours, and organic food and drink samplings in retail locations across the country.
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Sep

Owain Glyndŵr Day (1400): September 16

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Owain Glyndŵr (1359 - 1415) was a resistance leader in Wales. His day, September 16, is the day he was named Prince of Wales in 1400.
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Sep

Ozone Layer Day, World (1987): September 16

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World Ozone Layer Day raises awareness about the condition of the ozone layer. It commemorates the signing of the Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer on this day in 1987 (resolution 49/114). On this day, educators make children perform activities that allow them to be more aware of the ozone layer condition. There are educational packages that educators can procure from the UN Environment Program.
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16
Sep

Parents Day, (Working) Ntl.: September 16

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National Working Parents Day honors working parents and their efforts to provide more to the family. It's an opportunity for kids to take over the responsibilities and for bosses to look at ways to improve the work-life balance of their parental employees.
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16
Sep

Play-Doh Day, Ntl. (1955): September 16

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National Play-Doh Day honors the iconic modeling clay-branded Play-Doh on the anniversary of its release as a toy, September 16, 1955. Originally marketed as a wallpaper cleaner in the 1930s, it was reclassified as a toy by the 1950s. Play-Doh comes in 4 different colors: red, blue, white, and yellow. Play with Play-Doh today and relive your childhood.
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16
Sep

Respect for the Aged Day (JP): September 16

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Respect for elders and ancestors is central to Asian culture. Each year the nation of Japan sets aside a day to honor its elderly for Respect for the Aged Day, the third Monday in September. Respect for the Aged Day is a heavy travel day as families tend to gather together for the three-day weekend.
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Sep

Sabra and Shatila Massacre (LB/IL/PS)(1982): September 16

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Today marks the 40th anniversary of the Sabra and Shatila massacre of 1982, which killed 3,000 people, and wounded thousands more over 48 hours. It was a continuation of the Israeli invasion of Lebanon that began on June 6, 1982. The Sabra neighborhood and Shatila refugee camp rest in West Beirut, Lebanon. They were and continue to be home to a large population of Palestinian Christian and Muslim refugees, many of whom fled the ethnic cleansing of Palestine by Jewish terrorist groups in 1948 and the Israeli military attack in 1967. To this day, Palestinian refugees do not have permanent status in Lebanon, despite up to 75 years of residency. The massacre began at 18:00 local time on September 16, 1982, following the Israeli seizure of West Beirut. Right-wing Lebanese Christian Phalange forces, operating under the direction of Israeli Defense Minister Ariel Sharon and Israeli military commanders, swarmed the neighborhood with guns, knives, and other weapons. The operation proceeded, massacring men, women, and children in the streets, their homes, hospitals, and the stadium. Israeli forces, bolstered by the militia, prevented terrified civilians from fleeing. In further depravity, the Israeli military lit the killing fields each night by filling the air with flares and artificial light to facilitate the killing. The streets literally ran with blood. The massacre received swift and severe international condemnation. The UN General Assembly voted unanimously (with 12 abstentions) to pass a resolution that the Sabra and Shatila massacre constituted "an act of genocide." Genocide is a war crime. Sharon, now a war criminal, was forced to resign as Israeli Defense Minister following the massacre. Israel's Kahan Commission concluded he was personally responsible for the genocide and that the military was aware of it and chose to allow it. The admonishment would be temporary. In 2001, Israel's citizens elected Sharon Prime Minister, and the General directing forces during the massacre, Amos Yaron, would become the Director-General of the Israel Defense Forces. The atrocities committed at Sabra and Shatila continue to traumatize its survivors. Decades later, the painful memories of the massacre persist, and reparations have never been made. The tactics used on Sabra and Shatilla continue every few years in the Gaza Strip and West Bank, both still under Israeli occupation. _____
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Stepfamily Day, Ntl.: September 16

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National Stepfamily Day (or Blended Families Day) honors stepfamilies. Founded by Christy Borgeld in 1997. Its mission is to enhance by a solid commitment to supporting the stepfamilies parenting of our nation One in three Americans live in a stepfamily and fifty percent of Americans will be a part of a stepfamily within their lifetime. According to the 1998 Bray & Kelly study, it usually takes a minimum of four-plus years for a stepparent to build a relationship with a stepchild.
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16
Sep

Stepfamily Week, Ntl.: September 16-22

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National Stepfamily Week (or Blended Families Week) honors stepfamilies. Founded by Christy Borgeld in 1997. Its mission is to enhance by a solid commitment to supporting the stepfamilies parenting of our nation One in three Americans live in a stepfamily, and fifty percent of Americans will be a part of a stepfamily within their lifetime. According to the 1998 Bray & Kelly study, it usually takes a minimum of four-plus years for a stepparent to build a relationship with a step
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16
Sep

Vishwakarma Puja (H): September 16

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Vishwakarma is the Hindu god of architecture. Vishwakarma Puja (Vishwakarma Jayanti) is a day of celebration for Vishwakarma. Engineers, architects, artisans, craftsmen, mechanics, smiths, welders, industrial workers, factory workers, and others pray for a better future and safer working conditions. Workers also pray for the smooth functioning of various machines. Legend states Vishwakarma constructed the holy city of Dwarka, where Lord Krishna ruled. He is believed to be the creator of the weapons of the gods, being the divine carpenter. It is customary for craftsmen to worship their tools in his name, refraining from using the tools while doing so. Celebratory statues and pictures of Vishwakarma are placed in positions of prominence within workplaces and factories. PLEASE NOTE: We use the Indian civil calendar, the official holiday calendar in India. The Hindu faith has many calendars, each specific to different regions and tribes, with dates and celebrations marked by differing positions of the sun, moon, and stars. Names of months and holidays and the corresponding dates in the Gregorian Calendar may vary widely from one calendar to the next. Determine the proper calendar before attending local events.
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17
Sep

Anant Chaturdashi (H): September 17

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Anant Chaturdashi is the last day of the Ganesh Utsav, which generally falls on the 14th day of the Hindu month of Bhadrapada. Although all Hindus celebrate this occasion, those in Maharastra who observe this religious feast are the most revelrous in devotion and dedication. PLEASE NOTE: We use the Indian civil calendar, the official holiday calendar in India. The Hindu faith has many calendars, each specific to different regions and tribes, with dates and celebrations marked by differing positions of the sun, moon, and stars. Names of months and holidays and the corresponding dates in the Gregorian Calendar may vary widely from one calendar to the next. Determine the proper calendar before attending local events.
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17
Sep

Apple Dumpling Day, Ntl.: September 17

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National Apple Dumpling Day highlights the pastry made of sliced apples which can be deep fried or baked and sprinkled with sugar and cinnamon. The apple dumpling is believed to have originated in the northeastern United States and is revered within the Amish community. This occasion is celebrated by cooking a version of the apple dumpling or buying one from a bakery.
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17
Sep

Constitution Week, Ntl. (1787),: September 17-23

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National Constitution Week occurs each September, beginning on the anniversary of the signing of the US Constitution on September 17, 1787. Although President Dwight Eisenhower first enacted this celebration on August 2, 1956, it was George W. Bush who declared it an annual event in September 2002, one year after the terrorist attack of September 11, 2001. US GOVERNMENT PRIMER The United States is a representative republic built upon democratic and socialist principles. The federal government's power resides in three separate but equal institutions. The tasks, or job descriptions of each branch, are outlined in the US Constitution. Later amendments were added to the Constitution, defining the population's rights or clarifying statements in the Constitution. The Executive branch is the elected office of the presidency, departments, and appointed leaders. It administers the country, engages in international affairs, and facilitates interstate commerce and freedom of movement between states while defending and protecting national borders, interests, resources, and assets. The executive branch oversees social welfare and cooperative programs. These are policies and programs designed to support and benefit the population, society, or social well-being. These include in whole or in part interstate public transportation, national parks, education, retirement benefits, some health care, disaster relief, industry subsidies, federal holidays, and programs for the poor and disabled. The Executive branch cannot declare war, make laws, impose taxes, or determine the national budget. These actions require Congress. Criminal and civil law enforcement falls under justice; the executive branch cannot imprison or arrest American citizens on American soil. These distinctions are vital in separating the executive branch powers from absolute monarchies and dictatorships, which retain these powers. In the US system, no branch or individual has absolute power. The Legislative branch (Congress) is the people's elected representatives through the House of Representatives. State representation is via the Senate. Currently, US territories and districts do not have representation in the Senate, though some do have non-voting honorary congressional representation in the House. The legislative branch's job is to ensure the people's will is incorporated into decisions, represent their constituents, make laws, and determine the federal budget and taxes. Only Congress can declare war, create taxes, or create new laws (bills). Interpretation of these laws is the job of the judicial branch. The Judicial branch is the third. It interprets constitutional law and interstate law. It defines how these are applied and has the power to arrest and detain persons, settle differences between states, deal with interstate crime, and serve as a check on both congressional power and executive power. Agencies, including the FBI, US Marshals, DEA, and all federal courts and prisons, fall under the judicial branch.
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17
Sep

Country Music Day, Intl. (1923): September 17

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International Country Music Day marks the anniversary of Hank Williams' birth on September 17, 1923, and has been observed since the 1950s. Country music festivals are held worldwide, fostering unity among country music musicians and fans through live music and dancing.
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17
Sep

Ganesh Visarjan (H): September 17

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Ganesh Visarjan is a day after the Ganesh Chaturthi festival. Visarjan means "immersion". On Ganesh Visarjan, statues of Lord Ganesh, the elephant-headed Hindu god, are placed in a body of water and left there to disintegrate. Traditionally, Visarjan takes place 11 days after the start of the Ganesh Chaturthi festival. However, most people perform the immersion before that - one and a half days after the festival, three, five, or seven days - whenever they choose. PLEASE NOTE: We use the Indian civil calendar, the official holiday calendar in India. The Hindu faith has many calendars, each specific to different regions and tribes, with dates and celebrations marked by differing positions of the sun, moon, and stars. Names of months and holidays and the corresponding dates in the Gregorian Calendar may vary widely from one calendar to the next. Determine the proper calendar before attending local events.
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