Learn more fun facts on the National Waffle Week Video Page. Host a waffle bar at home with a variety of sweet and savory toppings. Experiment with different batters, from classic buttermilk to unique ...

September 29 includes International Day of Awareness of Food Loss and Waste, proclaimed by the UN in 2019 for the 1.3 billion metric tons of food lost or wasted annually — accounting for 8 percent of ...

September 20 is the 263rd day of the year. More than 10 holidays and observances fall on the date. German World Children’s Day is a German national observance marking September 20, 1954, when the ...

September 17 is the 260th day of the year. More than 20 holidays and observances fall on the date. Australian Citizenship Day is observed on September 17 to celebrate Australian citizenship and the ...

September 4 includes National Wildlife Day, created by Colleen Paige to honor Steve Irwin and raise awareness for the more than 40,000 species currently threatened, and National Food Bank Day, raising ...

On September 7, Labor Day is the most widely observed U.S. federal holiday, established by Congress in 1894. International Day of Clean Air is the most globally significant environmental observance, ...

The 970 million people worldwide living with mental health conditions, the Pacific island nation that Britain granted independence in 1970, and the vision impairment that affects 1.1 billion people — ...

On March 9, National Meatball Day is the most widely recognized U.S. food observance. World Kidney Day is the most globally observed health awareness day, coordinated by the International Society of ...

The chocolate wafer pressed around a block of vanilla ice cream, the adult coloring book movement that arrived in 2015 and sold millions to stressed professionals, the friend who shares everything ...

A Southern cobbler built on buttered biscuit dough, the water fight that drenches all of Thailand for three days, and a crossword cousin all share April 13 — peachy, soaked, and spelled one ...

Diwali, also known as Deepawali, lights up the calendar each autumn, typically in October or November. This five-day festival is a jubilant celebration of the triumph of good over evil and light over ...