Dying to Know Day is observed annually on the 8th of August. This day is dedicated to encouraging open conversations about death, dying, and bereavement. It aims to break the taboo surrounding these topics and promote a more informed and compassionate approach to end-of-life planning. Origins and Purpose Dying to Know Day was initiated by The […]

National Dollar Day is celebrated annually on the 8th of August in the United States. This day commemorates the establishment of the U.S. monetary system, a pivotal moment in American history that occurred in 1786. Historical Significance On 8th August 1786, the Continental Congress established the U.S. monetary system, setting the foundation for the country’s economic structure. […]

National Frozen Custard Day is celebrated annually on the 8th of August. This day is dedicated to enjoying and appreciating the delightful dessert known as frozen custard, which is particularly popular in the United States. History and Origins Frozen custard was invented in 1919 by two ice cream vendors, Archie and Elton Kohr, on Coney […]

National CBD Day is celebrated annually on the 8th of August. This day is dedicated to raising awareness about cannabidiol (CBD), a compound derived from hemp that is known for its potential therapeutic benefits. History and Origins CBD was first discovered in 1940 by Dr. Roger Adams and his team at the University of Illinois. […]

Global Sleep Under the Stars Night is celebrated annually on the 8th of August. This day encourages people worldwide to step outside and spend a night under the stars, embracing the beauty and tranquillity of the natural world. History and Origins Global Sleep Under the Stars Night was founded in 2020 by the outdoor adventure […]

National Mochi Day is celebrated annually on the 8th of August. This day honours the delightful Japanese rice cake known as mochi, which has become beloved worldwide for its unique texture and versatility. History and Origins Mochi has a long and storied history in Japan, dating back to the Jomon period (14,000 B.C. to 300 B.C.) […]