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Rich, creamy custard topped with a layer of crunchy caramelized sugar: try making your own creme brûlée or treat yourself to a dessert after a nice dinner out.
National Day of the Cowboy
Saddle up and get ready to ride into the sunset with the excitement of the Wild West! Cowboys are the ultimate symbol of grit and adventure.
Take Your Houseplant For A Walk Day
Take your houseplant out on a walk around the neighborhood for a change of pace and some slightly different fresh air, and a chance to introduce it to neighbors.
How to celebrate Jul 27th
Start your day with a relaxing lie-in. Treat yourself to a slow morning – snooze that alarm and indulge in a few extra minutes of sleep. After all, it’s Sleepy Head Day! When you’re finally up and about, whip up a delectable dessert for National Creme BrĂ»lĂ©e Day. It’s easier than you think; all you need are eggs, sugar, vanilla, and a kitchen torch to create the perfect caramelized topping.
Next, embrace your inner cowboy for National Day of the Cowboy. Head to a nearby ranch, try your hand at horseback riding, or simply channel your favorite Western film character. Don’t forget to water your houseplant and take it for a walk – after all, it deserves some fresh air on Take Your Houseplant For A Walk Day.
As the day progresses, unwind with a glass of your favorite scotch. Learn about different blends and the art of whiskey tasting to truly savor the occasion on National Scotch Day. While you’re at it, gather your friends for a game night in honor of Gary Gygax Day – dive into a thrilling session of Dungeons & Dragons or any tabletop game you enjoy.
Spread kindness on National Love is Kind Day by performing small acts of generosity for those around you. Cook a meal for a neighbor, write a heartfelt note to a loved one, or simply offer a listening ear to someone in need. As the day winds down, satisfy your cravings with some crispy chicken fingers to celebrate National Chicken Finger Day.
Step out of your comfort zone by attempting to walk on stilts for National Walk On Stilts Day. It may be tricky at first, but with practice, you’ll surely master the art of stilt-walking. Finally, wrap up your day celebrating Norfolk Day by immersing yourself in the rich history and culture of the city or region you call home.
Remember, the beauty of these offbeat holidays lies in the spontaneity and fun they bring. So go ahead, mix and match activities from these quirky celebrations to create your own unforgettable day of whimsical festivities.
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National Scotch Day
With a rich history and a touch of smokiness, sipping on this amber spirit can turn an ordinary evening into something special.
Gary Gygax Day
Gather together your friends and play a game of Dungeons and Dragons to honor the life and legacy of Gary Gygax, creator of this beloved game.
National Love is Kind Day
In overcoming deeply challenging situations, individuals display immense strength and resilience — breaking free, they pave a path to healing and renewed hope.
National Chicken Finger Day
Popular with kids and adults of all ages, treat yourself to an order of chicken fingers or try making them from scratch. Share your results on social media!
National Walk On Stilts Day
Ever wonder what it’s like to be really tall? Find a supplier, order them online, or build your own stilts and get into this fun, silly hobby.
Norfolk Day
If you live in Norfolk, rejoice! If not, learn about this beautiful area of England and consider planning a trip to see why it gets its very own day.
Big Butterfly Count
Monitoring environmental vitality by tallying butterflies, a simple yet profound method revealing the delicate balance within ecosystems.
National Moth Week
Sign up for an event or citizen project during Moth Week to get involved, take and post photos, and get a good look at the interesting varieties of moths out there.
Love Parks WeekÂ
Enjoy fresh air, beautiful scenery, and leisure activities that rejuvenate the mind and body in nature's embrace.
National Zoo Keeper Week
Dedicated professionals caring for exotic animals, ensuring their well-being, educating the public, and contributing to conservation efforts.
National Parenting Gifted Children Week
The unique joys and challenges of nurturing exceptional talents, fostering creativity, and supporting their emotional growth.
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See everything inNational 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.
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 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.
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 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.
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.