Mahayana New Year is celebrated globally by Buddhists on January 14 this year. Mahayana refers to a broad range of Buddhist ideas and philosophies, forming one of the two primary branches of Buddhism. It’s predominantly observed in Northeast Asia, including countries like China, Japan, Tibet, Taiwan, Mongolia, and Korea. Each of […]
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Stephen Foster Memorial Day, celebrated every year on January 13, provides a chance to explore the legacy of America’s pioneering songwriter through music that might sound familiar. This day pays tribute to the man who penned countless American classics even before it became a recognized profession. The Journey of Stephen Foster Though Foster […]
On January 13 each year, we celebrate a significant piece of technology: the radio, during Public Radio Broadcasting Day. This day pays tribute to the inventors of the radio and those who pioneered public broadcasting. It reminds us how vital technology is in our everyday lives. The origins of Public Radio Broadcasting […]
The Feast of the Baptism of the Lord is an annual celebration, typically occurring on the Sunday following January 6. This year, it falls on January 12. The event commemorates Jesus’ baptism by John the Baptist in the Jordan River and is also referred to as “Theophany.” It is observed by the […]
World Sketchnote Day, celebrated every January 11, secured its spot on the holiday calendar in 2016. Derived from the English terms “sketch” and “notes,” sketchnotes have garnered a significant following. Many enthusiasts create diverse formats—ranging from traditional sketchnotes to delightful sketchipes, travel sketches, and even illustrated to-do and shopping lists. Engaging in sketchnoting […]
Mărțișor is a cherished holiday celebrated on March 1st, particularly in Romania and regions with Romanian communities. This festive occasion marks the transition from the cold winter months to the vibrant arrival of spring. The term Mărțișor comes from ‘Mart,’ an ancient folk term for March, which translates to ‘little March.’ The Significance of […]
Mad for Plaid Month is celebrated each year in March, honoring the beloved textile pattern known as plaid. Deeply rooted in Scottish heritage, this design—often referred to as tartan—has gained immense popularity worldwide. The iconic look features colorful bands intersecting both horizontally and vertically, securing its spot in modern cultural symbolism. Renowned films […]
National Tile Day, celebrated on February 23, invites us to revel in the stunning artistry and skill of the tile industry. Have you ever considered that tiles have been around for thousands of years? Indeed, primarily crafted from ceramics, mosaics, and stones, tiles have transformed into the diverse styles we adore today. A […]
National Thank a Mailman Day, which falls on February 4 each year, serves as a dedicated opportunity to appreciate the hard work of mailmen across the United States. For six days a week, throughout the entire year, these dedicated individuals tirelessly deliver important letters and documents, ensuring that your mail arrives on time. Picture […]
Founded in 2021, National Brown Dog Day is celebrated every year on February 2. It serves as a significant reminder to honor all the brown dogs we know. With brown being a prevalent color among canines, these dogs are found in various breeds globally, with the lovable Labrador topping the popularity charts. […]