Earth’s Rotation Day (January 8)
Celebrates the moment scientists proved Earth spins on its axis. Without it, sunsets wouldn’t exist.
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National Bubble Bath Day (January 8)
An excuse to light candles, add ridiculous amounts of bubbles, and pretend your bathroom is a spa.
Old Rock Day (January 7)
A holiday for geology nerds and backyard rock collectors. People share their oldest finds and strange fossil discoveries.
National Bobblehead Day (January 7)
Collectors display shelves of nodding heads from sports stars to movie characters. Some rare ones sell for thousands.
National Bean Day (January 6)
From baked beans to lentils, this day celebrates one of the most underrated pantry staples. Protein-packed and endlessly versatile.
National Shortbread Day (January 6)
This crumbly cookie has just three ingredients, but fierce opinions about butter ratios. Bakers swear by family recipes.
National Bird Day (January 5)
Started by conservation groups, this day highlights endangered species and illegal bird trade. It’s more meaningful than it sounds.
National Whipped Cream Day (January 5)
A holiday dedicated to canned clouds and homemade peaks. Some people even compete to make the tallest swirl that won’t collapse.
National Trivia Day (January 4)
Started by trivia fans, this day celebrates useless knowledge and overly competitive game nights.
National Spaghetti Day (January 4)
More than just dinner, it’s a day for heated debates over sauce, noodles, and whether garlic bread is mandatory.