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2008
Bizarre, Crazy,
Silly, Unknown Holidays & Observances
Stone= Peridot Flower= Gladiolus
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August is pretty dull. It has no official
holiday. Features in the past are now out-dated. If you want "On This Day" in History information, go
to The History Channel! Note: Thanks to
Becki for letting me know about Gymnastics Day. |
August
Monthly Observances
Black Business Month
Cataract Awareness Month
Children's Eye Health & Safety Month
Children's Vision & Learning Month
Get Ready for Kindergarten Month
Happiness Happens Month
National Immunization Awareness Month
National Inventor's Month
National Win With Civility Month
Neurosurgery Outreach Month
Spinal Muscular Atrophy Awareness Month
What Will Be Your Legacy Month
August
Weekly Observances
World Breastfeeding Week: 1-7
Simplify Your Life Week: 1-7 Link
National Clown Week: 3-9 Link
National Fraud Awareness Week: 3-9
Link
(This is sponsored
by the FCC and has to do with phone & mail fraud.)
Single Working Women's Week: 3-9
Exhibitor Appreciation Week: 4-8
Intimate Apparel Market Week: 4-8
(also observed in February,
May, and Nov.)
Psychic Week: 4-8
Sturgis Bike Rally: 4-10
Hobo Week: 7-10
XXIX Olympiad: 8-24
Elvis Week: 9-17
Knights of Columbus Family Week: 9-17
National Resurrect Romance Week: 10-16
Weird Contest Week: 10-15
Mae West Week: 17-31
National Aviation Week: 17-23
National Truck Driver Appreciation Week: 24-30 Link
Be Kind To Humankind Week: 25-31
Democratic Convention: 25-28
Miniority Enterprise Development Week: 25-28
National Safe at Home Week: 25-29
Waffle Week: 31-9/6
August
Daily Observance

Braham Pie Day: 1
Link
Girlfriend's Day: 1
Lughnasa - 1 Link
National Urban Eden Day: 1
Respect For Parents: 1
Spiderman Day: 1
US Air Force Day: 1
Link
Work Like A Dog Day: 1
World Wide Web Day: 1
National Mustard Day: 2
Sister's Day: 3
Friendship Day: 3 Link
Coast Guard Day: 4
National Chocolate Chip Day: 4 Link
National Night Out: 5
Psychic Sunday: 5
Hiroshima Day: 6
National Fresh Breath (Halitosis) Day: 6
Lighthouse Day: 7 Link
Particularly Preposterous Packaging Day: 7
Professional Speakers Day: 7
Kool-Aid Day: 8-10
The Date to Create: 8
Happiness Happens Day: 8
Sneak Some Zucchini Onto Your Neighbor's Porch Night: 8
National Garage Sale Day: 9
International Day of The World's Indigenous People: 9
Veep Day: 9
National Duran Duran Appreciation Day: 10
Smithsonian Day: 10
S'mores Day: 10 Link
Eleanor Roosevelt Day: 12
International Youth Day: 12
Sewing Machine Day: 12
Vinyl Record Day: 12
International Left Hander's Day: 13 Link
National Underwear Day: 13
Herbert Hoover Day: 13
Assistance Dog Day: 14
National Navajo Code Talkers Day: 14
V-J Day: 14
Best Friends Day: 15
Chauvin Day: 15
National Men's Grooming Day: 15
National Relaxation Day: 15
World Day of Reiki: 15
Elvis Presley Remembrance Day: 16
Joe Miller's Joke Day: 16
National Homeless Animals Day: 16
Sandcastle Day: 16
Meaning of "Is" Day: 17
Men's Grooming Day: 17
Bad Poetry Day: 18
National Personal Chef's Days: 18-20
Aviation Day: 19
"Black Cow" Root Beer Float Day: 19
Sandcastle & Sculpture Day: 19
Poet's Day: 21
Senior Citizen's Day: 21 Link
(World) Daffodil Day: 22 Link
Southern Hemisphere Hoodie Hoo Day: 22
Be An Angel Day: 22
Day For The Remembrance of The Slave Trade & Its Abolition: 23
Valentino Day: 23
Pony Express Day: 24
Vesuvius Day: 24
National Waffle Day: 24 Link
Kiss and Make Up Day: 25
National Second-hand Wardrobe Day: 25
National Dog Day: 26
Women's Equality Day: 26
Global Forgiveness Day: 27 Link
Race Your Mouse Around the Icons Day: 28
Crackers Over The Keyboard Day: 28
Dream Day Quest: 28
More Herbs, Less Salt Day: 29
National Holistic Pet Day: 30
National Toasted Marshmallow Day: 30
Link
Love Litigating Lawyers Day: 31
Solar
Eclipse Aug. 1 visible in northeast Northern America, Europe and Asia.
Partial Lunar Eclipse Aug. 16. Moon enters penumbra at 7:57 pm.
Visible in Asia, South America, Europe, Africa and Australia.
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Full Moon on the 16th is called "Sturgeon Moon" by Native Americans of New England and the Great Lakes because at this time of the year, this important food was plentiful.
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