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Holidays

Armed Forces Day

Published by: Military.com Among the many military holidays celebrated each year is Armed Forces Day. Celebrated the third Saturday in May, Armed Forces Day falls during Military Appreciation Month and joins Memorial Day, Military Spouse Appreciation Day, and Victory in Europe Day (V-E Day) as another May military-themed holiday. The History of Armed Forces Day […]

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When is Mother’s Day 2023 in the US? Why is it on a different date in other countries?

The United States, like some countries, holds Mother’s Day on the second Sunday of May. However, many other nations celebrate the day on a different date. Published by: as A celebration that honors motherhood, Mother’s Day is held annually around the world on a range of different dates. It is observed on the second Sunday

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Presidents’ Day 2023

Published by: almanac.com Presidents’ Day is Monday, February 20! Although the holiday is most often referred to as “Presidents’ Day,” the observed federal holiday is officially called “Washington’s Birthday.” Neither Congress nor the President has ever stipulated that the name of the holiday observed as Washington’s Birthday be changed to Presidents’ Day. Additionally, Congress has

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National African American History Month

Black History Month Honors Legacy of Struggle and Triumph Published by: U.S. Embassy in Argentina Each February, National African American History Month honors the struggles and triumphs of millions of American citizens over the most devastating obstacles — slavery, prejudice, poverty — as well as their contributions to the nation’s cultural and political life. According

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