National Mourning Day is celebrated on the fourth Thursday of November. The organizers of this observation are constantly reminded of the devastation and suffering of the Native American people on Thanksgiving Day. Since 1970, participants in National Mourning Day have honored locals and their struggles for survival today. Educating Americans about Thanksgiving history is part… Read More »
Your National Refrigerator Day National Clean Out on November 15th encourages you to prepare for the upcoming holidays. Take a bucket full of soap and hot water, disinfectant, sponge and garbage bag together. Then you are ready for the day! As the family gathers and waits to bake in the big turkey, the cleaning… Read More »
World Mercy Day! The annual festival began in 1998 with the World Mercy Movement, a group of delegates from about 30 countries encouraging people to do small acts of kindness in their communities. World Mercy Day celebrates its 20th anniversary on November 13th, but we can all use a little more grace throughout the… Read More »
World Day is celebrated on November 13 every year. On this day, participants try to celebrate and promote good deeds and take kind actions as individuals or organizations to make the world a better place. World Mercy Day was first launched by the World Mercy Movement in 1998, and the 1997 Tokyo Conference established similar-minded… Read More »
November 12 is Happy Hour Day. So, use the delightful hours at your favorite bar, cafe or restaurant సాధారణ during this simple fun holiday. The two girls are drinking cocktails and taking selfies outside. Happy Hour is a term used to describe the time during a day when drinks and food are sold at… Read More »
Often referred to as the “American tradition”, Halloween originally originated in Britain and Ireland. It is believed to have begun with the Celtic festival of the sea, where the dead are believed to return home. To ward off evil spirits, Celtic burns bonfires in Hillsap and wears them in disguise without recognizing the spirits. Later,… Read More »
The boat is celebrated on Halloween or, as we call it in Brazil, “Dia da Bruxas” (Witches Day)! The word Halloween comes from All Hallows Eve, one evening before the All Saints’ Day holiday, named by Pope Gregory III in the eighth century. Its celebrations include some traditions of an ancient Celtic festival called Samahin,… Read More »
An easy DIY candy dress for the whole family. From trick-or-treating to Halloween parties, whether you enjoy a kids pull up or a grown-up version of a spooky-sweet vacation, October 31st is not the end of a happy ending. Candy themed costumes! Did you like a better DIY project yet? This Halloween, you don’t have to… Read More »
Halloween board clip art can be used for a variety of purposes such as Halloween party invitations, messages, greeting cards, notices and more. Halloween border clipart free clipart pictures The best high quality collection of free Halloween borders by Eventdayworld.com. Download it now for free and share it with your circle of friends and family.… Read More »
Halloween takes place on October 31st every year, and Halloween 2020 takes place on Saturday, October 31st. This tradition began with the ancient Celtic festival Samahin, where people burned bonfires and wore demons to exorcise demons. Here are some wallpapers related to Halloween. Today you can share these wallpapers with your social group.