National Short Person Day
National Short Person Day is observed annually on December 22, celebrating individuals of smaller stature on the day following the winter solstice.
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5 holidays and observances fall on December 22.
National Short Person Day is observed annually on December 22, celebrating individuals of smaller stature on the day following the winter solstice.
National Cookie Exchange Day celebrated on December 22, encouraging bakers to trade homemade treats and recipes with friends and community.
National Date Nut Bread Day celebrates the classic, energy-rich loaf made from dried fruit and nuts on December 22.
Forefathers’ Day commemorates the Pilgrim landing at Plymouth Rock on December 22.
Zimbabwe Unity Day marks the signing of the 1987 Unity Accord, celebrating peace and national reconciliation on December 22.
HumanLight is a secular holiday observed on December 23 that celebrates reason, compassion, and a positive vision for humanity.
Festivus is a secular holiday observed on December 23 that serves as an anti-commercial alternative to the traditional Christmas season.
National Christmas Movie Marathon Day is observed on December 23 as a dedicated time to watch back-to-back festive films.
National Roots Day is observed on December 23 to encourage people to research their family history and genealogy.
National Pfeffernusse Day is observed on December 23 to celebrate the traditional German spice cookie known as "pepper nuts."
Christmas Eve is observed on December 24 as the final day of preparation and anticipation before the celebration of Christmas.
National Eggnog Day is observed on December 24 to celebrate the rich, spiced dairy beverage associated with the winter holidays.
Last-Minute Shopper's Day is observed on December 24 to acknowledge those who delay holiday shopping until the final moment.