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Moreholidays November Saxophone Day

Saxophone Day

When is Saxophone Day? This holiday is always observed on November 6

Saxophone Day is today, a November 6 holiday. The Sax is a classical brass wind instrument. It is an essential instrument in jazz bands, symphonic bands, marching bands, and more. Because of its popularity, it is only fitting that this great instrument has a day of recognition all to its own. Without a doubt, this musical holiday is a treat for your ears.

The Saxophone was invented around 1840. It was created by Adolphe Sax, a Belgian musical instrument maker. The sax is made of brass.

Adolphe Sax invented 8 types of saxophones: Sopranino, Soprano, Alto, Tenor, Baritone, Bass, Contrabass, and Subcontrabass. The first Saxophone ever created was the Bass Saxophone. The 9th type of Saxophone, the Soprillo Saxophone, was invented in 2004. It is the smallest Sax.

Some famous Sax players (Alphabetical order):

John Coltrane
Stan Getz
Coleman Randolph Hawkins “Hawk”
James Moody
Charlie “The Bird” Parker
Lester Prez Young

So, we wish you a very happy and musical Saxophone Day!!!

How to Celebrate Saxophone Day

Here are some ways to enjoy and celebrate during this jazzy holiday:

Play the Saxophone.
Listen to the Sax.
Attend a Jazz concert.
Start music lessons to learn how to play it.

Today's Quote

“My grandmother started walking five miles a day when was sixty. She’s ninety seven now, and we don’t know where the hell she is!” – – Ellen DeGenere

History and Origin of Saxophone Day

Adophe Sax, the inventor of the saxophone, was born on this day in 1814. Hence, the reason for celebrating on this day is apparent.

Despite our extensive research efforts, we have not yet found any information on who created this day, or when this special day was first celebrated.

There are numerous references to “Saxophone Day” for schools, bands, or special events. They are scattered across many different dates.

This Day in History

Here are some other things that happened on this day:

Rutgers University and Princeton play the first American Football game. Additionally, fans hold the first tailgating parties. (1869)
Colonel Jacob Shick patents the first electric razor. (1928)
Actress Sally Field was born on this day in 1946.

More November 6 Holidays

Additionally, here more November 6 holidays and events we’re sure you will enjoy.

Marooned without a Compass Day

National Nacho Day

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This Day in History _ Indeed, there are other notable events on this day.

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Recipe of the Day: Herbed Cornbread

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Moreholidays November Sandwich Day

Sandwich Day

About Sandwich Day

When is Sandwich Day? This holiday is always observed on November 3

We invite you to bite into your favorite sandwich, for today is Sandwich Day. Unsurprisingly, this November 3 holiday is held on the birthday of the Earl of Sandwich. Without a doubt, this is a day you can sink your teeth into. The sandwich is truly a great creation. They are a daily luncheon staple for millions of Americans. As a matter of fact, they are so popular, that there are endless varieties for you to make. There is a huge choice of bread and condiments. Then, the things you can put in between the bread offers countless variety. too.

Creation of the Sandwich

The annals of English history report that John Montague was the 4th Earl of Sandwich. He was born on this day in 1718. Among other things, he was a heavy gambler. Montague often spent many long hours in London’s gambling parlors. In 1762, he created the sandwich by putting meat between two pieces of bread. This allowed him to remain at the gambling table for long periods of time. Obviously, the sandwich was named after him.

.PS Of course, don’t forget to wash your hands first.

Have it Your Way

We call them a sandwich, a sub, a hoagie (hoagy), or even a hero. As you make them, you have a lot of decisions to make. There are countless different kinds of sandwiches. We put them together with countless different ingredients. It’s all a matter of personal taste. How do you like yours!?

They can be hot or cold.
First, we begin with virtually any kind of bread or roll. Do you want yours toasted or not?
Next, we select the meat or fish we prefer. How about a meatball sub!?
We can have cheese or no cheese. While provolone, American, and Mozzarella are the most popular, why not try something different!? Asiago anyone!?
Now, on to even more difficult decisions. What extras do you want on it? Tomato, lettuce, and onions are the most popular choices. But, let’s not stop here. You can select hot or sweet peppers, pickles, of all kinds, and many more items.
Finally, we select a condiment. Mayonnaise, different kinds of mustard, and oil and vinegar are the most popular choices.

Now that you’ve prepared your favorite sandwich, grab a glass of milk, a handful of potato chips, and enjoy!

How to Celebrate Sandwich Day

During this culinary holiday, there are many tasty ways to enjoy and celebrate. May we suggest:

Celebrate this special day by eating sandwiches at every meal! Yes, breakfast, too. Egg McMuffins are a good breakfast choice.
Consume your favorite sandwich.
Better yet, be bold and daring….. try a new one!
Supervisors can bring in a tray of subs for their employees. to celebrate this holiday.
Learn more about the Earl of Sandwich.

Today's Quote

“Instead of working for the survival of the fittest, we should be working for the survival of the wittiest – then we can all die laughing.” – – Lily Tomlin

History and Origin of Sandwich Day

A lot is known about the sandwich. its creation, and who it was named for. We did not find any information on who created this day, or when this special day was first celebrated. The Earl of Sandwich was born on this day in 1718.

We are certainly grateful for the sandwich, and agree it deserves this special day of recognition!

This Day in History

Here are some other things that happened on this day:

Clarence Birdseye markets frozen peas. (1952)
The Wizard of Oz is televised for the first time. (1956)
Actor Chuck Bronson was born on this day in (1921)

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National Peanut Butter and Jelly Day

Grilled Cheese Sandwich Day

More November 3 Holidays

In addition to Sandwich Day, here are more November 3 holidays and events we’re sure you will enjoy.

Cliché Day

Housewife’s Day

Pumpkin Toss Day

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Moreholidays November Pumpkin Destruction Day

Pumpkin Destruction Day

When is Pumpkin Destruction Day? This holiday is observed on the second Saturday in November

Pumpkin Destruction Day comes along at just the right time. Halloween is over. Sadly, it is time to dispose of leftover pumpkins. So, why not have a little fun while doing so.? First of all, farms, garden centers and many other stores usually have plenty of unsold pumpkins. Secondly, you and I likely have carved and uncarved pumpkins. We need to dispose of them in some manner. However, your uncarved pumpkins can be kept for Thanksgiving decorations.

The objective of Pumpkin Destruction Day is to have a little fun while destroying leftover pumpkins. Once they have been smashed, dropped from a sufficient height, jumped on, or otherwise obliterated, it is important to put the remains into your compost pile or a composting facility. A big part of the reason for this day is to keep millions of pumpkins out of landfills.

Today’s Band: Smashing Pumpkins

How to Celebrate Pumpkin Destruction Day

Today is all about having fun with pumpkins as you destroy them. Use your imagination. Make up a game or other fun way to destroy them. There’s an almost unlimited number of ways to destroy them.

Here are a few ideas:

Smash them with a hammer or mallet.
Make a game of who can hit it with a rock from a distance.
Simply slice it into pieces.
Toss them down from the top of a ladder or tall building.
Shoot them out of an air cannon.
Use them as target practice for a bow and arrow or a rifle.

Regardless of what method you use to secure their demise, the final step is to compost them. Don’t put them into the landfill.

Alternatives to Smashing Pumpkins on Pumpkin Destruction Day

If you’re not into smashing pumpkins, they can be left out in some areas to feed wildlife. A wide range of animals eat pumpkins, including deer. If you’re in a rural setting, it is fun to place pumpkins near the edge of the woods and watch the deer feed upon them.

Donate pumpkins to zoos. Some of the animals eat them.

All pumpkins are edible. There’s an almost unlimited number of recipes for cooking and baking pumpkins. Find pumpkin recipes now.

Pumpkin Destruction Day Chuckle

I envy people who age gracefully. They age like a fine wine. I age like milk…. becoming sour and chunky. Author Unknown

History and Origin of Pumpkin Destruction Day

Adam Pugh, the General Manager of Rock Ranch in The Rock, Georgia created this day in 2006. Pugh asked the ranch owners for permission for people to “smash the leftover pumpkins for fun”. The smashed pumpkins would be left in the field to rot as compost, thus avoiding putting them needlessly into landfills. Rock Ranch is a 1,500-acre ranch created by Chick-fill-A founder S. Truett Cathy as a foster home for kids. Pugh was given permission for this event, and it was a huge success.

This holiday originated as “Pumpkin Destruction Day”. It is also listed in the 2020 Chase Calendar of Events as “Pumpkin Destruction Day”, with reference to Adam Pugh, the creator. Some internet sites incorrectly refer to it as “National Pumpkin Destruction Day”.

We found no congressional records or presidential proclamation creating this day as a true national day.

Definition of “National” Days – Learn why it is important to identify and distinguish true National days.

Additionally, there are several internet references to “Pumpkin Destruction Day” or “Pumpkin Smashing Day” sponsored by individual local greenhouses or pumpkin farms. These local events are generally held a week shortly after Halloween.

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Moreholidays November Play Monopoly Day

Play Monopoly Day

When is Play Monopoly Day? This holiday is always observed on November 19

Today is Play Monopoly Day, a November 19 holiday. The Monopoly game is the fourth most popular board game ever played. Only the Game of Life, Clue, and Candy Land are more popular. Yet, true Monopoly gamers firmly believe it is number one. Have you played Monopoly before? Chances are, you have. Over 1 billion people in over 100 countries have played Monopoly at least once. Many of us have played it far more than once. Gather a few friends or family members together and pull out the Monopoly Board from your closet. It’s time to have some fun! While you read this article, check out the monopoly trivia. Then, as you play the game later today, you can amaze other gamers with your knowledge of Monopoly.

Play Monopoly Your Way

For the first several decades that the game has been on the market, it was a board game. Now, in addition to the game board format, you can play electronic versions, online, or use an App on your smartphone.

The original Monopoly game has also changed over time. There have been many different editions and variations produced, with changes to the game itself. Some of the game pieces have been retired over the years, and new ones created.

It doesn’t matter what edition or version you play today. What’s important on Play Monopoly Day, is that you have fun by playing the game.

History of the Monopoly Game

In 1903, anti-monopolist Elizabeth (Lizzie) Magie conceived and created the “Landlord Game”. In 1904 it was patented and hit the market. It was originally intended as an educational tool to explain the rental market and the effects of monopoly in the marketplace. It was popular among professors and students.

Modifying and building upon Lizzie Magie’s game, Clarence Darrow created the first Monopoly game. He semi-copyrighted in 1934. (Does anyone know what a “semi-copyright is!?) Parker Brothers put the game on the market on November 5, 1935.

In 1991, Hasbro Company bought out Parker Brothers.

Monopoly Trivia

Here are some interesting Monopoly trivia and fun facts about the game:

Life is not fair… Clarence Darrow, who is credited with creating the Monopoly game, became the first game designer to become a millionaire. Lizzie Magie, who created the original “Landlord Game” that Monopoly was modeled from, only made $500.
In 2017, Hasbro held a vote for the public to choose their favorite game pieces. There were 64 choices. As a result, Hasbro retired the thimble, boot, and wheelbarrow. T-Rex, rubber ducky, and penguin replaced them. The dog received the most votes.
Parker Brothers released the Monopoly game on November 5, 1935
The Short Line is the only railroad that was not a real railroad company.
The longest recorded Monopoly game lasted 70 straight days.
$20,580 is in the Monopoly box.
The man “In Jail” is “Jake the Jailbird”
The police officer is “Officer O’Malley”.

How to Celebrate Play Monopoly Day

Gather family or friends together and play Monopoly.
If you don’t have this board game, what are you waiting for? Go buy it now.
Download the app so you can play it anywhere.
If you don’t have it, then buy the game.

Today's Quote

“Potentially, a government is the most dangerous threat to man’s rights: it holds a legal monopoly on the use of physical force against legally disarmed victims.” – – Ayn Rand

Today’s Free Tip: “Don’t ask your wife what time dinner will be, when she’s out mowing the lawn.” – – Author Unknown

History and Origin of Play Monopoly Day

Much is written about the Monopoly game and the history of Monopoly. However, our extensive research efforts did not reveal the creator of Play Monopoly Day itself. Nor, is there any definitive information on when it was created. We did trace its origin back to at least 2016.

Our research found that this day began as “Play Monopoly Day” A couple of years later, many internet sites began referring to it as “National Play Monopoly Day”. Also, we did not find a congressional or presidential proclamation making this day a true national day. As a result, we are appropriately referring to this day as “Play Monopoly Day”.

Definition of “National” Days – Learn why it is important to identify and distinguish true National days.

There also are a few references to “World Monopoly Day” being March 19. This appears to be a one-time event originated by Hasbro Company in 2016 to promote a new variation of the game.

This Day in History

Besides today’s holiday, here are some things that happened on this day:

On his second voyage to the New World, Christopher Columbus discovers Puerto Rico. (1493)

Kellogg’s Pop-Tarts hits supermarket shelves. (1965)

Meg Ryan, actress, “Sleepless in Seattle”, was born on this day in 1961.

More November 19 Holidays

Besides Play Monopoly Day, here is another November 19 holiday we’re sure you will enjoy.

Have a Bad Day Day

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Flower of the Day: Sunflowers

Recipe of the Day: Pumpkin Cupcakes

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Moreholidays November Pins and Needles Day

Pins and Needles Day

When is Pins and Needles Day? This holiday is always observed on November 27

We understand how you can be on edge today. It’s because this is Pins and Needles Day. The original intent of this holiday is to commemorate the opening of the pro-Labor play Pins and Needles on Broadway on this day in 1937. Over decades, people lost track of the original meaning of this November 27 holiday.

Today, most people look upon Pins and Needles Day, as a nervous and anxious day. It’s a day of eager anticipation, as we await an event or for something to happen. One could argue that kids are on pins and needles from now until Christmas, as they nervously wonder if they have been good enough to receive a visit from Santa in a few weeks.

Of all the special days on the calendar, this is a nerve-racking day. You are on pins and needles until that special future event successfully unfolds. And, if it doesn’t………. well we will just think positively.

We hope you have a happy, and calm, and relaxing Pins and Needles Day!

How to Celebrate Pins and Needles Day

Here are a few ways to celebrate during this anxious holiday:

First and foremost, remain calm or attempt to.
Research the 1937 play Pins and Needles.
Then, identify the things that make you nervous or anxious. Look to remove them from your life.

Today's Quote

“I have my faults. But, being wrong ain’t one of them. – – Jimmy Hoffa

History and Origin of Pins and Needles Day

The real origin of this special day goes back to the labor movement in the 1930s. The pro-labor Broadway musical Pins and Needles, opened on this day in 1937, at the Labor Stage Theater in New York City. This play was written by Harold Rome. It was produced by the International Ladies Garment Workers’ Union. Union members made up the cast. It ran for 1108 performances, once holding the record for longevity.

This holiday is recognized and celebrated by American labor unions and groups.

This Day in History

In addition to today’s holiday, here are some things that happened on this day:

Swedish chemist Alfred Nobel creates the Nobel Peace Prize. (1894)
Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade marches down West 77th Street and Central Park West in New York City for the first time. (1924)
Musician and songwriter Jimi Hendrix was born on this day in 1942.

Related Holidays

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Button Day

Labor Day

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Famous November Birthdays

Recipe of the Day: Rocky Road Squares

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Moreholidays November Philanthropy Day

Philanthropy Day

When is Philanthropy Day? This holiday is always observed on November 15

National Philanthropy Day is today, a November 15 holiday. Throughout history, Philanthropists have made great contributions to those in need, and to worthy causes. According to the official National Philanthropy Day website, this day is set aside to “recognize and pay tribute to the great contributions that philanthropy – and those people active in the philanthropic community – have made to our lives, our communities, and our world.”

Great philanthropists are known in history for their many and frequent monetary contributions, big and small. Many of them do so in a quiet way, not looking for recognition. Others get a hospital wing, or a building named in their honor.

While we commonly view Philanthropy as a monetary contribution, voluntary efforts at fundraising are also within the definition of philanthropy. So, if you have little extra money to contribute, do so. If not, turn your labor effort into charitable cash contributions by participating in fundraisers, making you a Philanthropist!

How to Celebrate Philanthropy Day

Leave a great legacy. Be known for your contributions to people and worthy causes.
If you have enough assets to support a charity, a cause, or someone need, do so today. That makes you a philanthropist. You may not be giving millions, but you are doing your part.
Contact a philanthropist, to seek a donation to someone in need or to a worthy cause.

Today's Quote

“The price of success is hard work, dedication to the job at hand, and the determination that whether we win or lose, we have applied the best of ourselves to the task at hand.” – – Vince Lombardi

History and Origin of Philanthropy Day

National Philanthropy Day dates back to 1985. The Association of Fundraising Professionals created this holiday.

Despite our extensive research efforts, we found no information identifying the reason why this date was selected to celebrate this holiday. This holiday is held annually.

This Day in History

In addition to National Philanthropy Day, here are some things that happened on this day:

The Continental Congress approves the Articles of Confederation. (1777)
Isaac Pitman introduces his shorthand system of writing. (1837)
Beverly D’Angelo, actress, National Lampoon’s Vacation, Coal Miner’s Daughter was born on this day in (1954)

More November 15 Holidays

In addition to Philanthropy Day, here are more November 15 holidays and events we’re sure you will enjoy:

America Recycles Day

Clean Your Refrigerator Day

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Famous November Birthdays

Recipe of the Day: Spiced Apple Twists

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Moreholidays November Occult Day

Occult Day

When is Occult Day? This holiday is always observed on November 18

Occult Day is a mysterious day, outside the realm of the normal and natural world. This November 18 holiday is a mystical day to experience strange and perhaps a little eerie phenomena. The spirits will move you today. Paranormal activity is very active today. All you have to do is look around. Then, with eyes wide open, you will see mysterious phenomena everywhere you look.

Concealed, secret, hidden, mysterious, unnatural. These are all words to describe the world of the Occult. Of course, Astrology should readily come to mind. Alchemy, too. Many secret groups are occults.

Have a mysteriously magical and Happy Occult Day!!!

How to Celebrate Occult Day

Without a doubt, your journey through this holiday will be filled with supernatural events. How do you partake and enjoy Occult Day? It’s a cinch!

Join or start a secret society.
Visit an Astrologer. Or, have your palm read.
Get out your Ouija board and use it with a friend.
See a fortune teller.
Engage a Seer to contact someone in the other world.

Today's Quote

“Everything has beauty, but not everyone sees it.” – – Vincent Can Gogh

History and Origin of Occult Day

Despite our extensive research efforts, we have not yet found any information on who created Occult Day, Nor, have we identified when this special day was first celebrated. In true keeping with what an Occult is, the origin of this magical day remains a mystery.

This Day in History

In addition to Occult Day, here are some things that happened on this day:

William Tell allegedly shoots an apple off his son’s head with a bow and arrow. (1307)
Officials arrest Susan B. Anthony for leading a group of women to register and then vote at a Rochester, NY. polling site. (1872)
Alan Shepard, astronaut, first American in space was born on this day in (1923)

More November 18 Holidays

Besides Occult Day, here are more November 18 holidays we’re sure you will enjoy:

Apple Cider Day

National Princess Day

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Moreholidays November Party Bear Day

Have a Party with Your Bear Day

When is Have a Party with Your Bear Day? This holiday is always observed on November 16

Is your Teddy Bear a real “party bear”? Hopefully, he is because today is Have a Party With Your Bear Day. This November 16 holiday is a swell day to party. You and your teddy bear are going to be real party animals. Apparently, teddy bears are real swingers. Who would have known? And, you get to spend time with your Teddy Bear. I bet you can’t think of anything that is more fun!!

Teddy bears are a source of comfort and security for children in a sometimes scary and uncertain world. Also, they encourage kids to use their imagination.

Get out the party banners and balloons. Make a cake. Send out the invitations. Invite all of your teddy bears, and your human friends, too. Let them bring their teddys along. Today is going to be a fun day.

Did You Know? Teddy bears are by far the most popular bear for kids. Panda Bears are a close second overall, as people of all ages are fascinated by pandas. Visit Panda Mania

Have a happy Party With Your Bear Day.

How to Celebrate Have a Party with Your Bear Day

Breaker out the party hats, streamers, and balloons. Certainly, this will be a gala event.

Have a party with your bear.
Make snacks.
Invite your friends!
Adults, we know you’ve kept your teddy bear. Don’t miss out on this fun day. Have a party with your bear, too.

Today's Quote

“Imagination will often carry us to worlds that never were. But without it we go nowhere.” – – Carl Sagan

History and Origin of Have a Party with Your Bear Day

Despite our extensive research efforts, we have not found any factual information on the creation of Have a Party with Your Bear Day.

However, we think everyone, young or old, should participate in this day. It will make you feel good.

This Day in History

In addition to today’s holiday, here are some things that happened on October 2:

The Lewis and Clark Expedition reaches the Pacific Ocean. (1805)
Walt Disney opens EPCOT Center. (1965)
Burgess Meredith, actor the “Penguin” in Batman, Rocky III was born on this day in 1907.

Related Holidays

Additionally, people who like Have a Party with Your Bear Day will love these teddy bear holiday, too:

Teddy Bear Picnic Day

Winnie the Pooh Day

Teddy Bear Day

More November 16 Holidays

Besides Have a Party with Your Bear Day, here are more November 16 holidays and events we’re sure you will enjoy.

Button Day

International Tolerance Day

National Fast Food Day

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