SEAT CHECK SATURDAY
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) promotes Seat Check Saturday in September each year. With one child under the age of 13 injured in an automobile accident every 33 seconds, the NHTSA hopes everyone will spread the news. Read more...
NATIONAL CHAI DAY
On September 21, the aroma filling the room comes from ancient spices, perfectly steeped into a cup of delicious tea is because it's National Chai Day. This beverage holiday celebrates the strong, satisfying tea that is ordered at cafes across the country. Read more...
NATIONAL CLEANUP DAY
On the third Saturday in September, National Clean Up Day encourages all of us to take action to make the entire country a better place to live. Read more...
RESPONSIBLE DOG OWNERSHIP DAY
On the third Saturday in September, Responsible Dog Ownership Day reminds pet owners to make a promise to your furever friend. Read more...
PUPPY MILL AWARENESS DAY
National Puppy Mill Awareness Day on the third day in September encourages those looking for a new dog, to adopt, not shop. Read more...
BOYS' AND GIRLS' CLUB DAY FOR KIDS
We celebrate Boys' and Girls' Club Day for Kids during the third Saturday in September to get involved in meaningful activities and enjoy the wonderment of childhood activities. Read more...
NATIONAL DANCE DAY
Break out into a twirl or two-step on National Dance Day on the third Saturday in September. The day focuses on raising awareness about dance. It also encourages Americans to embrace dance as a fun and positive way to maintain good health and combat obesity. Read more...
NATIONAL SINGLES DAY
National Singles Day takes place on the Saturday of Singles week in September. The day recognizes nearly half of the U.S. population who, whether by choice or circumstance, remain unattached. Read more...
NATIONAL GYMNASTICS DAY
On the third Saturday in September, National Gymnastics Day focuses on a sport the Greeks developed in the 5th century B.C. Yes! Gymnastics is that old! Read more...
NATIONAL PECAN COOKIE DAY
Each year on September 21, people across the United States celebrate National Pecan Cookie Day. This delicious cookie can be eaten and enjoyed morning, noon and night. If you're a pecan snacker, another pecan related celebration is National Pecan Day on April 14. Read more...
NATIONAL NEW YORK DAY
As we continue our tour of the states, September 21 brings us to National New York Day, honoring the Empire State. New York is the 11th state to join the Union and we think the state is entitled to some amazing accolades! Read more...
On Deck for September 22, 2024
National Days
NATIONAL BROWN BUTTER DAY
NATIONAL STATES AND CAPITALS DAY
NATIONAL ONLINE RECOVERY DAY
NATIONAL GIRLS' NIGHT
NATIONAL CENTENARIAN'S DAY
NATIONAL ELEPHANT APPRECIATION DAY
NATIONAL WHITE CHOCOLATE DAY
NATIONAL ICE CREAM CONE DAY
HOBBIT DAY
AUTUMNAL EQUINOX
AMERICAN BUSINESS WOMEN'S DAY
CAR FREE DAY
DEAR DIARY DAY
September 21st Celebrated History
1893
Brothers Charles and Frank Duryea road-test the first American-made gasoline-powered automobile. The brothers went on to establish the Duryea Motor Wagon Company, the first American automobile manufacturer in the United States.
1897
The John Deere trademark is registered by Deere and Co. That same year, the New York Sun published a reply to 6-year-old Virginia O'Hanlon answering her question, "Is there a Santa Claus?"
1937
George Allen and Unwin publish J.R.R. Tolkien's The Hobbit. The novel introduces the world to Bilbo Baggins and his mystical world.
1970
Monday Night Football premieres on ABC with the Cleveland Browns taking home the win over the New York Jets.
1985
Larry Holmes defends his heavyweight title for the 49th time against Michael Spinks. In a 15 round bout, Spinks came out on top in a split decision.
2003
NASA's Galileo space probe completed its mission to Jupiter when the probe burned up in Jupiter's atmosphere. The purposeful destruction of the probe was to prevent any inadvertent contamination to Jupiter's moons.
September 21st Celebrated Birthdays
H.G. Wells - 1866
The prolific author is best known for his science fiction stories such as War of the Worlds and The Time Machine.
Allen Lane - 1902
The British publisher joined with his brothers Richard and John to found Penguin Books.
Charles "Chuck" Jones - 1912
The animator worked on Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies films bringing Bugs Bunny and Elmer Fudd to life.
Helen Foster Snow - 1907
The American journalist gain prominence in China for her work reporting on Revolutionary China in the 1930s.
Gloria Cordes - 1931
The right-handed pitcher played five seasons with the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League. During her tenure, Cordes recorded exceptional skills and was named to the All-Star in both 1952 and 1954.
Stephen King - 1947
Since 1967, the novelist has been keeping readers awake with his suspenseful horror stories. Books like Carrie and Salems Lot found their way to the big screen. The writer also produces original screenplays. The demand for King's work has created a demand so powerful that 2019 and 2020 alone over 30 adaptations, original screenplays, series, or film shorts have been completed, announced, or launched production.
Anne Burrell - 1969
The spunky chef and television personality co-hosts the Food Network series Worst Cooks in America. She has also written several cookbooks.
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