May 24 National Day:

Denny’s Endless Breakfast Day

Denny’s proudly offers a deal on this day that is a breakfast lover’s dream. With all of the puffy buttermilk pancakes, poached eggs, and hash browns you can eat starting at just $6.99, try the new Endless Breakfast at America’s Diner. Even better, for an additional $.99 per serving, you can improve your breakfast by adding mouthwatering scrumptious sausage or crispy bacon.

Aviation Maintenance Technician Day

We take the time to celebrate all of our aircraft maintenance technicians on this day because without them, we couldn’t get where we needed to go. While traveling long distances, we frequently give thanks to the pilots and flight attendants, but we never get a chance to acknowledge the significant individuals who secure our safety on the ground.

Bermuda Day

Bermuda’s summer officially begins on this day. Inhabitants are encouraged to be get their feet wet and go swimming in the tropical sea for the first time this year on this most well-known tropical island paradise. It’s not just time for some summertime fun; it’s also the first day that Bermudan males are permitted to wear Bermuda shorts for the remainder of the year.

Emergency medical services for children day

Every year, in mid-May, on the Wednesday of Emergency Medical Service (EMS) Week, the (EMSC) Day is observed. The United States celebrates National EMS Week to help us recognize and value the services of all urgent medical personnel. We have advice on how you may support, raise awareness of, and honor these unsung heroes.

Empire Day

The British Empire ruled over 25% of the planet’s landmass on this day. When the empire was in its height of power, a day was set aside to honor it, fostering a joyful sense of patriotism. Communities and families gather to commemorate the honor of joining Britain.

Independence Day in Eritrea

The celebrations for this day last for an entire week. These consist of flag-waving, parades, concerts, street fairs, and carnivals. It’s fair to say that Eritreans understand how to have a good time! Eri-TV, the nation’s state-run television network, also airs films during this week to serve as a reminder of the costs paid to liberate Eritrea. Through picnics and barbecues, people of Eritrean heritage all around the world display their patriotism.

International Women’s day for peace and disarmament

It’s a day to honor the voices of women who advocate for a nuclear-weapons-free world. We rejoice in human decency, diplomacy, and a future devoid of conflict. Women’s participation in the conflict has changed significantly since this Day was established. The purpose of this day is to raise awareness of the danger posed by nuclear weapons.

National Asparagus Day

Asparagus is finest in the spring, which makes it the ideal barbecue vegetable. Asparagus growth in the United States is centered on three states: Texas, Michigan, and Washington. This adaptable vegetable is loaded with vitamins A, C, and E as well as fiber and may be pan-seared, fried, roasted, or grilled.

National Brother’s Day

Visit your brother and remind him you love him despite the fact that he will later label you as odd. As you were younger, disputes about LEGOs or who got to take the front seat in the car would arise. However, in a strange sense, those arguments from your younger years helped you become closer over time. Your beloved but obnoxious sibling has a special day all to himself!

National Caterers Appreciation Day

This day, sponsored by Food Service Direct, highlights the caterers who make sure the food served at our special events is delectable, noteworthy, and unforgettable. Meals can make or break an occasion, but catering involves more than simply the food’s flavor. The service includes everything from planning to timely delivery and, occasionally, even performing services on-site.

National Escargot day

This day celebrates the delectable French starter. Escargot, the French word for snails, is a frequent way to refer to them when they are eaten in France. They are eaten in its shell, cooked in garlic and butter and are very costly. Every year, the French eat a lot of snails. It is not difficult to create and doesn’t call for a lot of components. You can hunt up recipes and serve this upscale French treat.

National Mike Day

This day is set aside in honor of all Mikes everywhere. Yes, it doesn’t matter what your age, race, or religion is. Your identity and the specific meaning associated with it are all that important. Unsure of how to have fun? You may throw a party in your name’s honor or just go shopping and get yourself some treats. To make this day as wonderful as your birthday should be the goal. And sure, if you are Michael, you should also honor this day!

National scavenger hunt day

On this day every year, people celebrate finding a set of objects or deciphering a sequence of clues to “win” the game. Whether you’re preparing a scavenger hunt for the kids in your backyard or one for you and your pals across the new town visitors just moved to, both the organizer and the participants are likely to have a fantastic time.

The battle of Pichincha Day

Ecuadorians place a lot of weight on this conflict. The little but crucial struggle that liberated the colonies from Spanish domination. On this date in the 19th century, a rebel battalion engaged Spanish monarchist soldiers on the Andean volcano Cerro Pichincha. The rebels prevailed, starting a string of victories that eventually led to the creation of independent countries throughout Latin America.

Tiara Day

It is a day set aside to honor and celebrate women’s accomplishments in the home and in society. A tiara is a jewelry item worn on a woman’s head that stands for strength and wisdom. The empowerment of women helps the society as a whole because they are in charge of maintaining and raising future generations.

World Schizophrenia Awareness Day

It is a day set aside to increase public awareness of the 20 million+ persons who are affected by mental illness globally. Since schizophrenia is not discussed and is not accurately portrayed in the media, it is severely stigmatized. This day was established to combat stigma and make it simpler for people to access various services for assistance.