December 27 Holidays

Make Cut-Out Snowflakes Day is here - get creative and make your own snowflakes to decorate your home for the holidays!

Celebrate National Fruitcake Day with a delicious twist - try out creative recipes, fun activities, and some yummy treats!

National Samuel Day asks nothing of you: no ceremony, nothing to buy, nowhere to be. Samuel, Sam and Sammy are counted as three separate names everywhere else, and the day is where they come back together.

Stay safe and be prepared for any health crisis on International Day of Epidemic Preparedness. Educate yourself and your community about prevention methods!

Aramaic for the lady, the mistress, the name Martha reached English only after the Reformation. Americans keep December 27 for it, while the Roman Calendar keeps July 29, shared since 2021 with Mary and Lazarus.

Step into winter's wonder with the Festival of Winter Walks. Feel the crunch underfoot and embrace the chill in the air!

English borrowed Abigail back as a common noun, and Merriam-Webster still prints it: a lady's personal maid. December 27 gives the day to the women rather than the job.

Get ready to solve some mysteries and crack some cases on National Case Day - a day dedicated to all things detective and crime-solving!

Uncover the fascinating history of St. John and its rich cultural heritage, from ancient civilizations to modern day wonders.

On the anniversary of Benazir Bhutto's death, let us remember her courage and dedication to democracy in Pakistan.