National Daughters Day is celebrated to honor and celebrate daughters on different days in different countries. Although there is no globally recognized or universally celebrated Daughter's Day, in the United States, it is celebrated unofficially on September 25th.
Heritage Day is celebrated annually in South Africa on September 24th. Also known as National Braai Day or Braai4Heritage, it marks the popular South African tradition of having a braai, which is similar to a barbecue, to celebrate the occasion. On this day, South African people are encouraged to celebrate their cultural diversity, beliefs, and traditions.
Oktoberfest (Bavarian: Wiesn) is the largest Volksfest across the globe, featuring a beer festival and traveling carnival. Held annually in Munich, Bavaria, from mid-September to early October, more than six million international and national visitors attend this fest. It's called d'Wiesn locally, after the fair's colloquial name, Theresienwiese.
U.S. Air Force Day is celebrated on September 18 yearly marking the founding of the United States Air Force as a separate military service branch of the Department of Defense. On 18 September 1947, the United States Air Force became an official independent unit of the US armed forces.
Hindi Diwas, also known as Hindi Day, is commemorated every year on 14th September to honor the adoption of Hindi as one of the official languages of our country. On this significant day in 1949, the Constituent Assembly of India decided to establish Hindi as India's national language. Since then, this day has been celebrated to promote and preserve the essence of this language.
Every year 9/11 Day, aka, Patriot Day occurs on 11 September in the United States every year. It is observed in memory of the people killed in the September 11 attacks in the year of 2001. Patriot Day is a commemorative day for the departed souls in the tragic incident of terrorist attacks back in 2001.
Rosh Hashanah, Hebrew: ראש השנה, is a festival observed by the Jewish community on earth marking the start of their New Year. It is a two-day festival celebrated on 1 and Tishrei month and usually falls in mid-September or early October according to the Gregorian calendar. It is considered High Holidays (High Holy Days), a ten-day long period that ends with Yom Kippur.
Raksha Bandhan is a Hindu festival that is held on the full moon of Shravana (4th month in the Hindu calendar). Also known as Rakhi, Saluno, Silono, or Rakri, it is a famous and traditional Hindu culture in the Indian Subcontinent. Raksha Bandhan usually falls in August and its English meaning is "the bond of protection".
Sisters Day is a great day to celebrate the bond between sisters and brothers. Sisters love each other’s love, support, and friendship. Sister's Day is generally celebrated each year on the first Sunday in August. It’s a time to celebrate the unique relationship between the sisters and acknowledge the role they play in each other’s lives.
National Lazy Day is about celebrating the joys of doing nothing and chilling. It’s a day to relax, unwind, and recharge your batteries. On this day, everything is bound to be slower and more relaxed. Lazy Day, celebrated on August 10th, is a day to take a break from the usual routine and just have relaxed. It is a day to recharge your mood, both physically and mentally.
