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Made In The USA Day

Exploring quality, supporting local craftsmanship, and embracing American-made excellence for a sustainable and authentic shopping experience.

World Tutors’ Day

Experts guiding learners, enhancing understanding, and igniting curiosity to excel academically and unlock their full potential in education.

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How to celebrate Jul 2nd

Start your day by waking up early and heading to a park or open area. Embrace the fresh air and take a moment to appreciate nature around you. Bring a notebook and sketch the sights, whether you’re doodling UFO-inspired drawings or capturing the essence of a horse race.

For breakfast, whip up a homemade American dish to celebrate “Made in the USA Day”. Pancakes with maple syrup or a classic peanut butter and jelly sandwich can do the trick.

Next, dive into learning something new in honor of World Tutors’ Day. Explore online tutorials or books on a subject you’ve always been curious about. Embrace the opportunity to expand your knowledge and skills.

In the afternoon, reach out to a friend or family member to share a laugh and some anisette cookies for National Anisette Day. Enjoy a moment of connection and sweetness.

Later in the day, show your support for disabled individuals by engaging in a physical activity that can be adapted for all abilities. Take a leisurely walk or try out seated yoga for Special Recreation for the Disabled Day.

As the day winds down, express gratitude for the sacrifices of military personnel by writing letters to service members or donating to a veteran organization for National Report Military Fraud Day.

End your day by unwinding with a bonfire or candle to honor National Wildland Firefighter Day. Reflect on the bravery of those who fight wildfires and the importance of protecting our environment.

Lastly, stimulate your senses by listening to music or trying a new art form for National Synesthesia Awareness Day. Let creativity guide you into the evening.

Embrace the eclectic mix of celebrations today, and don’t forget to find joy and meaning in the little moments.

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National Anisette Day

The sweeter cousin of Absinthe, Anisette is a uniquely flavored drink made from distilled aniseed. Try making a few different cocktails to get the flavor just right.

World UFO Day

Gather with other UFO enthusiasts to swap stories and watch the night skies, or fire up a classic like First Encounters of the Third Kind or The X-Files.

Special Recreation for the Disabled Day

Enabling inclusive play, breaking barriers for diverse abilities, promoting unity through adaptive sports and recreation programs.

National Wildland Firefighter Day

Fearless individuals battling nature's fiery tantrums, their bravery etched in the scorched landscapes they protect and preserve.

National Synesthesia Awareness Day

Exploring the rich tapestry of senses intertwining, understanding the unique perception of the world through Synesthesia.

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Great British Pea Week

Try your hand at growing your own peas, or see what tasty recipes you can make with this versatile veggie, from pea soup to bacon and pea gnocchi and more.

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Dyspraxia Awareness Week

Spreading awareness about dyspraxia to foster understanding and support for individuals with coordination and movement challenges.

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National Picnic Month

Get a basket, a big blanket, and a selection of portable foods like fruit, salad, sausage and sandwiches and enjoy a tasty, relaxing outdoor picnic.

National Ice Cream Month

Cool down from the summer heat by indulging in the sweet, creamy treat we all scream for. Pair it with pie or brownies, top it on a cone, or just have a bowl.

National Cell Phone Courtesy Month

Bone up on cell phone etiquette and do your part to make our society less annoying. Keep your volume down, don’t use speakerphone in public, and be self-aware.

Independent Retailer Month

Embrace the vibrant community spirit and make a positive impact by supporting local shops and businesses. It's a win-win for everyone, fostering growth and creating a thriving neighborhood.

National Horseradish Month

Make a point to try out all sorts of new recipes during Horseradish Month by making use of this flavorful, zingy ingredient in everything from salads to cocktails.

National Culinary Arts Month

Mastery of flavors and techniques, culinary arts blend creativity and skill to craft exquisite gastronomic experiences for all.

National Hemp Month

Harnessing the versatile properties of a sustainable plant to create eco-friendly products for various industries and applications.

National Powersports Month

Thrill in the exhilarating rush of off-road adventures, where adrenaline meets rugged terrain for ultimate excitement.

Plastic Free July

Make a point to avoid creating plastic waste, and substitute reusable, environmentally-friendly items like metal straws and water bottles or paper bags.

Bank Account Bonus Month

Many banks offer bonuses for opening a new account, so do some research and see if you can get some cash just for opening up a bank account somewhere new.

Sarcoma Awareness Month

Educate yourself and spread awareness about the risk factors, warning signs, and symptoms of the rare but potentially deadly forms of cancer known as sarcomas.

World Watercolor Month

Head to your local art supply store, get some watercolors and a good canvas, and get your creative juices flowing. Draw a landscape, or express yourself abstractly.

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