On January 5, nature enthusiasts, bird lovers, and bird watchers throughout the country celebrate National Bird Day. It’s also one of the numerous recognized bird-themed holidays. According to Born Free USA, National Bird Day 2022 is a day to raise awareness about critical issues for the conservation and survival of both captive and wild birds. … Read More
As 2021 is coming to an end, the whole world is getting super happy to come in into the new year. 2022 will be the year where everyone can start again. For the past two years, people have taken to their homes to stand by the social distancing law owing to the coronavirus epidemic. We … Read More
Christmas is a sacred religious festival as well as a global cultural and commercial phenomenon celebrated on December 25th. Millions around the world have celebrated it with sacred and secular celebrations and customs for about two millennia. On Christmas Day, Christians honor the birth of Jesus of Nazareth, a preacher whose teachings are the core … Read More
Ice Cream is undoubtedly the most liked dessert ever invented by man. It’s creamy and rich in flavor, filled with the pleasant flavors of summer while presence finished from the cold as the winter, and is seamless at any time of the year. Ice Cream can be used to prepare sandwiches or whole cakes, or … Read More
Green Monday is one of the major online shopping days in December. It falls on the second Monday of December month. That’s when customers understand they only have around 10 shipping days left before the amazing Christmas. In 2021, Green Monday falls on 13th December. Green Monday is also called Cyber Monday 2 because it … Read More
National Horse Day also sometimes known as National Day of Horse, is celebrated on 13th December. This day is a special day not just for Horseback riders and horse enthusiasts, it purposes to highlight all the ways in which horses have factually contributed to society, socially as well as economically, in the United States. Horses … Read More
Veterans Day is a day when we honour those who have served in the military. This holiday was initially known as Armistice Day, and it was established as a day to commemorate the bravery of those who perished for the sake of our nation. In 1954, however, the celebration was renamed “Veterans Day” to honour all … Read More
National Cat Day takes place in October every year in the United States. Colleen Paige designed it to raise consciousness about the number of cats that require to be saved each and every year. It is a day when individuals praise and honor the presence of their cats. Nevertheless, it’s not only a day for … Read More
Spirit Day is a yearly event held on the third Thursday in October. This day is intended to raise the consciousness of the abuse and bigotry that the L.G.B.T.Q community is subjected to. Thousands of people all over the globe classify as the third gender, and many more are still to come out publicly. Because of … Read More
The Day of the Dead, commonly referred to as Da de Los Muertos in Spanish, is a Mexican tradition celebrated in November. The spirits of the deceased are supposed to visit their surviving relatives on this day. Many individuals commemorate this day by paying visits to the cemeteries of people who have passed away and … Read More