National Barbie Day
This iconic doll has evolved over the years, inspiring generations of children to imagine the possibilities of their own lives and futures.
Darwin Day
This visionary naturalist revolutionized science with his groundbreaking theory of evolution, changing the way we view the world around us.
Frankenstein Day
Dive into the dark and stormy world of the Doctor and the Creature, and read “Frankenstein”, the iconic classic science fiction horror novel by Mary Shelley.
The Duchess Who Wasn’t Day
Read the works of Irish author Margaret Wolfe Hungerford, who went by the pen name “The Duchess” on “The Duchess” Who Wasn’t (actually a duchess) Day.
Valentino Day
On the anniversary of his death, honor the life of 1920s film star Rudolph Valentino with a marathon of movies like The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse (1921).
Ingersoll Day
Dive into the beliefs and influences of 19th century thinker and orator Robert G Ingersoll, who fostered reason, dialogue, and freedom of thought.
National Donald Duck Day
Embrace your own angry inner waterfowl on Donald Duck Day by getting into character, or firing up some of the classic Disney films and programs he stars in.
Loomis Day
Mahlon Loomis, a humble dentist, revolutionized the world when he created the “wireless telegram”. Take a moment to consider life without wi-fi, TV, or radio.
National Thomas Jefferson Day
Say “Happy Birthday” to Thomas Jefferson by digging into his biography and history, and learning about the contributions he made as a founding father.
National Winston Churchill Day
Find out about the remarkable, often quoted figure who was only the second person to become an “Honorary US Citizen”.
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International Day of Combating Sand and Dust Storms
Defending against nature's turbulent dance, where winds showcase Earth's dynamic forces through swirling sands and atmospheric drama.
