On January 13, we salute, celebrate Korean American Day, and recognize our Korean American friends who have made significant contributions as small business owners, military service members, church leaders, physicians, artists, and government officials for more than a century. Since the first wave of immigration in 1903, people have been flocking to the United States. … Read More
Makar Sankranti is a Hindu harvest festival that takes place on the 14th of January in India’s Magha month. The Sun moves from the Tropic of Cancer to the Tropic of Capricorn on this day, returning to the Northern Hemisphere. People bathe in the Ganges’ sacred river and worship the Sun God to purify their … Read More
To all of us, red hair has always been distinctive and eye-catching. While many redheads are subjected to taunts and ridicule, we all like their flaming locks. Kiss a Ginger Day is on January 12th, and it’s the perfect time to show them how much we care. We all wish we had red hair at … Read More
Lohri, the first festival of the year, signals the start of the celebrations. On this day, people rejoice with their families and friends and pray to God for a bountiful harvest. Every year on January 13, this day is observed, only one day before the Hindu holiday Makar Sankranti. However, the celebrations will be limited … Read More
Pongal is one of the first festivals to take place in 2022, and it takes place in January. Pongal is a four-day Tamil Nadu festival that is extensively observed. Pongal is celebrated in the Tamil calendar’s tenth month. It’s also known as “Thai Pongal” by others. It also coincides with Makar Sankranti and Bihu, two … Read More
The national youth day 2022 will be celebrated on 12 January this year. Since 1985, India has observed this occasion, also known as Vivekananda Jayanti, on the twelfth of January each year. On the birthday of Swami Vivekananda, a Hindu monk, India celebrates National Youth Day. The goal of Youth Day is to bring attention to issues … Read More
Keep your hats on and celebrate National Hat Day in style. Don your favorite fedora, cap, cloche, derby, or sunhat to commemorate this annual event on January 15. Bring out your best ceremonial attire and recount the tale. Wear your coziest tuque, stocking cap, or beanie, and tell everyone what you’ve named it. We offer … Read More
January 15th is National Bagel Day. Bagels have a long and illustrious history that rivals that of your favorite cream cheese spread! Breakfast places, coffee shops, supermarkets, and even your kitchen pantry may all be found with these dough rounds. In reality, they sold more than 354 million bagels in 2018. National Bagel Day’s History: … Read More
National Spaghetti Day is an unofficial holiday celebrated on January 4th to honor the famous pasta dish, including sauce, meatballs, and Parmesan cheese. People celebrate this day by serving their favorite rendition of the word to their families worldwide. If you’re a fan of this dish on this particular day, grab a fork and a … Read More
Every year on January 4, World Braille Day is commemorated. Louis Braille (1809-1852), the French creator of the reading and writing code for the blind, was born today. They exclusively used the Parisian school for the Blind code, where Louis Braille studied and eventually taught. Today, Braille codes exist for almost every written language in … Read More
