National Days in August

National Days in August:

August 1:

• Respect for Parents Day – The day was created as a way to honor and appreciate the work that parents do for their children
• National Coast Guard Day – honor the brave men and women who protect our coasts and waterways.
• National Minority Donor Awareness Day – increase awareness and understanding of the importance of minority donor participation in philanthropy.
• National Raspberry Cream Pie Day – A day to celebrate one of America’s favorite pies.
• National Girlfriends Day – female friends will come together to celebrate their long friendships.

August 2:

• National Coloring Book Day – Today people from every age group pick up color and show their talents on papers.
• National Ice Cream Sandwich Day – dedicated to ice cream sandwich, a frozen dessert that was common till 1980 in the North American continent.

August 3:

• National Watermelon Day – The day is to relish with Watermelon.
• National Grab Some Nuts Day – the day is to encourage all of us to take some nuts on a daily basis.
• National Georgia Day – celebrates the history, culture, and heritage of the state of Georgia
• National Oyster Day – The day is dedicated to Oysters, any edible mollusc of the genus Ostrea

August 4: – 

August 5:

• National Work Like A Dog Day – encourage people to get the most out of their day by working hard.

August 6:

• National Root Beer Float Day – This day is dedicated to America’s favorite carbonated beverage, Root beer float.
• National Fresh Breath Day – create awareness about the importance of Fresh Breath.

August 7:

• Purple Heart Day – designed to show gratitude for those who bravely served our Country.
• National Lighthouse Day – honors the lighthouse beacon, representing security and safety for vessels and ships at sea for centuries.
• National Raspberries N’ Cream Day – enjoy the raspberry season with full enthusiasm.

August 8:

• National Wiggle Your Toes Day – create consciousness to wiggle your toes in order to take care of toes and feet.
• National Veep Day – recognize the presidential succession matters in the American Constitution.
• National Sneak Some Zucchini Into Your Neighbor’s Porch Day – Well, this day is observed to surprise neighbors.
• National Frozen Custard Day – This day is dedicated to all frozen custard lovers worldwide.
• National Happiness Happens Day – encourage happiness among people.
• National Dollar Day – celebrated to commemorate the monetary system establishment in the United States.

August 9:

• National Book Lovers Day – This day is dedicated to all the bibliophiles.
• National Rice Pudding Day – It is traditionally associated with the holiday season, and many families make rice pudding as a special dessert.

August 10:

• National Lazy Day – Lazy Day can be described as a day of relaxation observed in the United States
• National Shapewear Day – celebrate the many benefits of shapewear.
• National Connecticut Day – remembrance of Connecticut, the fifth state to join the United States of America.

August 11:

• National Raspberry Bombe Day – The raspberry bombe can be the perfect ending to any summer feast, and the dessert
• National Presidential Joke Day – The day started due to the mistake of a President, but the people of America loved it so much that they turned it into something memorable.
• National Son and Daughter Day – family and love centric holiday. 

August 12:

• National Middle Child Day – honor the in-between child in a family. Larger families may celebrate multiple middle children.
• National Julienne Fries Day – In the history of the festivities celebrated in America
• National Vinyl Record Day – chance to experience the retro sound.

August 13:

• National Filet Mignon Day – It’s typically either a steer or heifer. It is made of beef, which is taken from the lower end of the tenderloin portion of the beef carcass.
• National Prosecco Day – It encourages people to celebrate sparkling wine Prosecco!
• National Blame Someone Else Day – characteristically in the month of August to allow people to allocate their mistakes to other people.
• National Left Handers Day – This day is for the Lefties and to sort out the issues faced by the left-handers in this world that purely designed for the righties.

August 14:

• National Creamsicle Day – celebrate the sweet and refreshing dessert made of citrus on sticks.

August 15:

• National Relaxation Day – People are encouraged to enjoy some downtime and take a break in their busy lives!
• National Lemon Meringue Pie Day – Prepare to satisfy your sweet taste.

August 16:

• National Tell a Joke Day – have a good time with your loved ones through laughter.

August 17:

• National Massachusetts Day – In the remembrance of Massachusetts, the second of the 13th New England colonies
• National I Love My Feet Day – create awareness about Feet health.
• National Non Profit Day – annual day that recognizes the tremendous effort charities and non-profits
• National Thrift Shop Day – day dedicated to promoting charity organizations and local thrift stores.

August 18:

• National Fajita Day – celebrates the blistering perfection of fajitas’ savory Tex-Mex taste. 
• National Mail Order Catalog Day – this day is marked for the old-fashioned way of shopping
• National Ice Cream Pie Day – honor the decedent taste of this dessert in the United States. 

August 19:

• National Soft Ice Cream Day – Tell me something more interesting than enjoying soft ice cream as an excuse
• International Bow Day – It is celebrated in all parts of the world, where bowing is widely done as a greeting, gratitude, and respect.

August 20:

• National Chocolate Pecan Pie Day – enjoy Southern classic that combines two of America’s favorite flavors: chocolate and pecans.

August 21:

• National Brazilian Blowout Day – On this day, many citizens, especially women, take care of their messy hair at the start of summer in the US. 
• National Spumoni Day – This day is to celebrate Spumoni and express gratitude towards this deliciousness.

August 22:

• National Never Bean Better Day – motivates individuals to pick up a few dog techniques from their canine pals.
• National Bao Day – My mouth starts watering as soon as it hears Bao
• National Pecan Torte Day – celebrated to mark the popularity of pecan torte and its many variations.

August 23:

• National Ride The Wind Day – The day commemorates the first time a person used powered flight to earn the Kremer Prize.
• National Sponge Cake Day – enjoy the ever delicious Sponge cake.

August 24:

• National Maryland Day – we officially welcome the 7th state to the Union.
• National Peach Pie Day – people celebrate the delicious Peach pie.

August 25:

• National Kiss and Make-Up Day – celebrating your love with your significant others in the form of a kiss and making up with them
• National Second Hand Wardrobe Day – honor and encourage the super saver deals and shop vintage above everything else. 
• National Whiskey Sour Day – The whiskey sour is just a blended drink made with whiskey (typically bourbon), lime juice, and sugar
• National Park Service Founders Day – The Day acknowledges the special protection and securing endeavors of the National Parks System. 

August 26:

• National Webmistress Day – carve out the names of those unnamed and hidden superwomen behind everything you see on the internet. 
• National Cherry Popsicle Day – The thing about cherry popsicles is that they may not be thick and creamy, but this doesn’t mean that they aren’t tasty. 
• National Women’s Equality Day – In 1878, the resolution was originally proposed.

August 27:

• National Just Because Day – Day has turned into a terrific method for spreading different thoughtful gestures and acts, send an insightful card to an ally for no reason.
• National Pots De Crème Day – This is the day we celebrate the world’s most famous and loved dessert, Pots de crème. 

August 28:

• National Cherry Turnover Day – every year to celebrate the sweet homemade Pie.
• National Power Rangers Day – The first edition of the Amazing Morphin Power Rangers tv movie premiered
• Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day – The loss of a dog or cat, be it the household dog, a calm cute kitten, or anything more unknown, is a heartbreaking event.

August 29:

• National Chop Suey Day – observed to honor this delightful and American Chinese food.

August 30:

• National Grief Awareness Day – tell people how vital grief is and how much more important is the ability to cope with it.
• National Toasted Marshmallow Day – honors one of America’s favorite fire-roasted delicacies.

August 31:

• National Diatomaceous Earth Day – commemorate the wide usage of Diatomaceous earth material.
• National South Carolina Day – The day is for South Carolinians to celebrate it in their own way.
• National Matchmaker Day – celebrates romantics whose constant search for the ideal target for Cupid’s arrow leads to lasting love tales.