National Nut Day There are hundreds of types of nuts out there. With all the different varieties available it seems only right we should celebrate nuts. The most common types of nuts include peanuts, walnuts, pecans, almonds and cashews. Hazelnuts, kola nuts and pine nuts are other varieties. Nuts areRead More →
United Nations Day In 1945, nations were in shambles. World War II was over and the world wanted peace and so the United Nations was created. 51 countries met to sign a charter, creating a new organization called the United Nations. More than 70 years later, the U.N. is stillRead More →
World Pizza Maker’s Day World Pizza Maker’s Day is a day that celebrates one of the world’s favorite food and the people who make it. Pizza is a flat, usually, round baked dough covered with sauce, cheese and frequently topped with meatballs, sausage, mushrooms or anchovies. This is a holidayRead More →
World Pasta Day Not only is National Pasta Day celebrated in October, but now we have World Pasta Day, as well. This holiday has been celebrated on 25 October every year since 1998 with promotional initiatives held throughout the world. The event is organized by the International Pasta Organization every year. PastaRead More →
American Beer Day Beer Day also known as American or National Beer Day, is celebrated every year on October 27th. With beer being the most popular alcoholic drink in the United States, it only seems right it has its very own day to celebrate the drink. Beer is a fanRead More →
National Cat Day While National Cat Day should be celebrated every day for all the cat lovers out there, there is a special day set aside just for cats. This day was created to encourages cat lovers to celebrate the cats in their lives for the unconditional love and companionshipRead More →
Halloween While most people celebrate Halloween by dressing up – did you know that many people believe Halloween began as a Christian holiday? There are a number of Halloween facts out there including the origins for the holiday. The day began from a Celtic festival for the dead called “Samhain.”Read More →