April holidays begin with April Fool’s Day and Easter on the first of the month. There are your health holidays, which includes World Health Day and Autism Awareness Day, as well as the numerous food holidays – from National Empanada day to National Beer Day. And of course – weRead More →
Passover? Passover celebrates the Exodus, the freedom from the slavery of the children of Israel from ancient Egypt. The story of Passover is that Pharaoh, feeling threatened by the success of the Israelites, enslaved them with cruel and bitter labor. Moses, joined by his older brother Aaron, went to PharaohRead More →
April Fool’s Day April 1st, frequently referred to as April Fool’s Day is celebrated around the world with a day filled with fun-filled pranks and hopefully laughter. While April 1st is not a federal holiday – when people ask, “What day is today?” the answer is the same throughout theRead More →
National Peanut Butter and Jelly Day Peanut butter and jelly is well known in the United States. What child hasn’t brought a peanut butter and jelly sandwich to school? In honor of the most common and amazing sandwich out there, a day has been set aside to celebrate Peanut ButterRead More →
WORLD AUTISM AWARENESS DAY World Autism Awareness Day is an internationally recognized day to raise the awareness of people who have autism. It further expresses deep concern at the prevalence and high rate of autism in children in all regions of the world and the consequent developmental challenges. How isRead More →
World Party Day World Party Day was created with the premise that humans have the right to joy and peace through social positivity and fun. A basic concept of this day, is that peace is not the opposite of war. Rather, “Party” is the true opposite. So get your hatsRead More →
National Find a Rainbow Day National Find A Rainbow Day is all about searching for signs for hope and promise. A rainbow is an arch of colors that are caused by reflection, refraction and dispersion of light in water droplets resulting in a spectrum of light appearing in the sky.Read More →
CARAMEL DAY Caramel is a delicious treat in which sugar is heated, breaks down and turns into delicious caramel with a rich golden color and iconic flavor. Caramel is delicious plain or caramel apples are delicious, as well. Not to be confused with National Chocolate Caramel Day on March 19th, whichRead More →
Twinkie Day Twinkie Day is about celebrating one of America’s favorite snack cakes. Marketed as a “Golden Sponge Cake with Creamy Filling. Twinkies were invented in Schiller Park, Illinois, by James Alexander Dewar, a baker for the Continental Baking Company. Since there were several machines that were used to makeRead More →
National Student-Athlete Day National Student-Athlete Day is celebrated throughout the months of March and April at NCAA (National Collegiate Athletic Association) colleges and universities. The observation of National Student-Athlete Day, started in 1987, by recognizing the accomplishments of student-athletes who excel in the classroom, the play-field and in community services.Read More →