SMALL BUSINESS SATURDAY
Small Business Saturday reminds us of the prime shopping opportunities right in our own communities. Not only do the small businesses where we work, live, and play offer numerous gift-giving possibilities, they are hands-on and ready to complete your shopping list with quality, thoughtful gifts. Read more...
NATIONAL MASON JAR DAY
On November 30th, National Mason Jar Day commemorates an ingenious invention that's been bringing families together for generations. Discover more...
NATIONAL PERSONAL SPACE DAY
National Personal Space Day on November 30th promotes kindness toward sensitivities and supports healing and self-protection by recognizing everyone's right to decide when and how to be touched. Learn more...
STAY HOME BECAUSE YOU'RE WELL DAY
On November 30th, Stay Home Because You're Well Day gives us an excuse to stay in for the day. We all need a break, and it is nice to take it when we are healthy and can enjoy it. That said, if everyone in the working world took the same day to stay home because we were well, chaos would ensue. More here...
NATIONAL MOUSSE DAY
On November 30th, National Mousse Day serves up a delicious treat that can be savory or sweet. Read more...
NATIONAL MISSISSIPPI DAY
On November 30th, National Mississippi Day recognizes the home of the Delta blues and the 20th state to join the union. Discover more...
COMPUTER SECURITY DAY
Computer Security Day on November 30th reminds us to protect our computers. Every day, computers become faster and more advanced. Protecting the resources, tools, and information on them protects the people who use them, too. Read more...
NATIONAL METH AWARENESS DAY
As part of a nationwide effort, November 30th has been declared National Methamphetamine Awareness Day. The day aims to educate the American public about the effects of methamphetamine abuse on families and communities. As part of the initiative, it is hoped to increase awareness and decrease demand for the highly-addictive drug. Learn more...
Coming on December 1, 2024
National Days
NATIONAL PIE DAY
NATIONAL SECONDHAND SUNDAY
ROSA PARKS DAY
NATIONAL EAT A RED APPLE DAY
DAY WITHOUT ART
BIFOCALS AT THE MONITOR LIBERATION DAY
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November 30th Celebrated History
1858
The U.S. Patent Office issued patent No. 22,186 to John L. Mason for improvements in screwneck bottles. His invention became the most popular glass jar used for food perseveration and his name became synonymous with canning.
1875
Inventor Alexander P. Ashbourne was granted U.S. patent No. 170,460 for a biscuit cutter. His invention included molds of various shapes and allowed multiple biscuits to be cut out at once.
1954
Ann Hodges of Sylacauga, Alabama is struck by a 9-pound meteorite that crashed through the roof of her living room. It's the only known instance of a meteorite striking a person.
1979
The English rock band Pink Floyd releases its 11th studio album, The Wall. The rock opera featured songs like "Another Brick in the Wall," "Is There Anybody Out There," and "Comfortably Numb."
1982
Michael Jackson released his sixth studio album, Thriller. Featuring hits like "Billie Jean," "Beat it," and the theatrical title song "Thriller," the album soared to number 1 and remains Jackson's best-selling album.
November 30th Celebrated Birthdays
Oliver Winchester - 1810
In 1866, Oliver Winchester founded the Winchester Repeating Arms Company.
Samuel Clemens - 1835
The American humorist, publisher and novelist is better known by his pen name, Mark Twain. He authored the classic novels The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn and The Adventures of Tom Sawyer.
Gordon Parks - 1912
The celebrated photographer is best known for writing and directing the film The Learning Tree. It was the first film for a major studio to be directed by an African American. In 1971, Parks directed the film Shaft based on the book by Ernest Tidyman.
Dick Clark - 1929
The iconic radio and television personality hosted American Bandstand for more than 30 years. In 1957, he launched Dick Clark Productions. For 40 years, he was a perennial staple on Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve. His final appearance was in 2012.
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