International Happy Goose Day is a delightful occasion celebrated annually to honour the charming and often underappreciated goose. Held on September 1st, this day offers a unique opportunity to focus on these remarkable birds and their contributions to our natural world, as well as to spread happiness and joy. It’s a day dedicated not only […]
National Starbucks Day is a special occasion dedicated to celebrating one of the most recognisable names in the coffee world. Held annually on September 29th, this day honours Starbucks, the iconic coffeehouse chain that has become a staple in the lives of millions around the globe. The day is a chance to appreciate the brand’s […]
World Heart Day, observed annually on September 29th, is a significant event dedicated to raising awareness about cardiovascular diseases (CVD) and promoting heart health worldwide. Organised by the World Heart Federation, this day serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of heart health and encourages individuals to take proactive steps towards maintaining a healthy […]
National Biscotti Day, observed annually on September 29th, is a delightful occasion dedicated to the celebration of biscotti, a traditional Italian biscuit that has become a beloved treat around the world. Known for its crunchy texture and rich flavour, biscotti is more than just a snack; it’s a symbol of Italian baking tradition and a […]
National Silent Movie Day is celebrated on the 29th of September each year, offering a unique opportunity to revisit and appreciate the early days of cinema. This day is dedicated to honouring silent films, which represent the foundation of the film industry as we know it today. Before the advent of synchronised sound in cinema, […]
Michaelmas, observed on the 29th of September, is a traditional Christian feast day that honours Saint Michael the Archangel, as well as the other archangels Gabriel, Raphael, and Uriel. Michaelmas has deep historical and cultural significance, particularly in the British Isles, and marks one of the four "quarter days" in the English calendar. Historical and […]
