Category: Blog Post
Red Rose Day
Red Rose Day Red Rose Day is celebrated on June 12 in the U.S. to pay tribute to one of the most iconic symbols of love and romance throughout history — the red rose. Incidentally, the rose is also the birth flower for June, and June is a popular month for weddings, so what could... Read More
National German Chocolate Cake Day
National German Chocolate Cake Day Whether you’re running to the kitchen or store to snag your German chocolate cake on National German Chocolate Cake Day, June 11, we know you’re celebrating. The traditional chocolate cake features rich chocolate layers coated in sweet and nutty pecan frosting — but the dessert isn’t actually German! German chocolate... Read More
National Veggie Burger Day
National Veggie Burger Day It’s a meat-free burger feast at our house this National Veggie Burger Day, held annually on June 5. This day celebrates the veggie burger and its positive impact on the environment. More and more people are gobbling up these delicious, nutrient-loaded meat alternatives and are coming back for more! Have you... Read More
International Corgi Day
International Corgi Day We celebrate International Corgi Day on June 4 every year. The corgi is a dog breed with short legs, a long body, and a huge heart. These dogs’ roots can be traced to Wales where they were bred to herd larger animals. The combination of their short height and agility made them... Read More
World Bicycle Day
World Bicycle Day For many of us, riding a bicycle without training wheels is the first challenging physical activity we ever learn how to master. We all remember, don’t we? A running start. The protective hand secured to the bicycle seat is released. And then — ZOOM! — The child is off and peddling, and... Read More
National Rotisserie Chicken Day
National Rotisserie Chicken Day National Rotisserie Chicken Day is organized on June 2 every year. You can cook chicken in various ways, but rotisserie chicken is prepared in a slow cooking method that seals in the flavor. On this day, people from all over the world prepare and eat chicken in this way, which is... Read More
National Olive Day
National Olive Day The olive has its roots in a traditional Mediterranean diet, but it’s enjoyed worldwide these days. So National Olive Day on June 1 is a great opportunity to find a way to incorporate some olives into your diet! Perhaps your local grocer has an olive bar, allowing you to select from the... Read More
International Hug Your Cat Day
International Hug Your Cat Day International Hug Your Cat Day, which is observed on May 30, is an opportunity to lavish your cat with hugs and pamper it as it deserves. Of course, you should already be doing this, but International Hug Your Cat Day is the one day dedicated specifically to doing so. The... Read More
National Hamburger Day
National Hamburger Day Every May 28, National Hamburger Day celebrates America’s most iconic food. Americans eat over 50 billion burgers a year, so it’s only fitting we set aside a whole day for these special sandwiches. Originating in Hamburg, Germany, the hamburger as we know it was developed in Seymour, Wisconsin, a town still famous... Read More
National Road Trip Day
National Road Trip Day National Road Trip Day occurs on the Friday before Memorial Day in the U.S. (on the last Monday of May), so this year it falls on May 23. There’s a reason why ‘The Great American Road Trip’ is now a catchphrase — because the U.S. is the one country where road... Read More