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February 5th

"Celebrating every day, one national holiday at a time."

Today

National Weatherperson's Day

National Weatherperson's Day

National Weatherperson's Day is observed on the birthday of John Jeffries, one of the United States' first weather observers, bor...

National Shower with a Friend Day

National Shower with a Friend Day

With the dwindling daylight, the cold weather, and feelings of loneliness, National Shower with a Friend Day is meant to inject s...

This Month

National Snack Food Month

National Snack Food Month

Snack foods are foods that are typically eaten between meals as a means of satisfying hunger or for pleasure. Examples of snack f...

National Bird Feeding Month

National Bird Feeding Month

On February 23, 1994, Congressman John Porter from Illinois, declared that "February, one of the most difficult months in the Uni...

National Grapefruit Month

National Grapefruit Month

Grapefruits are a type of citrus fruit that are similar in appearance to oranges, but larger and more tart in flavor. They are a ...

National Hot Breakfast Month

National Hot Breakfast Month

There are many popular hot breakfast foods that people enjoy around the world. Here are some examples: - Oatmeal: a hot cereal m...

National Library Lovers Month

National Library Lovers Month

Library Lovers' Month is a celebration of school, public, and private libraries of all types. Everyone is encouraged to recognize...

National Weddings Month

National Weddings Month

According to the Association of Bridal Consultants, February is National Wedding Month. Weddings have been a part of human cultur...

National Heart Month

National Heart Month

To date, heart disease is the leading cause of death for men and women. During this month, people are encouraged to make healthy ...

National Cherry Month

National Cherry Month

Cherries are a type of fruit that are known for their sweet, juicy flavor and bright red color. They are a member of the Prunus f...

Black History Month

Black History Month

Carter G. Woodson, a Harvard-trained historian, conceived of Negro History Week which was first celebrated in February 1926. The ...