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- Day of the year
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- Days left in the year
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National Video Game Day celebrates the interactive entertainment medium that has grown from Pong’s 1972 debut to a global industry worth more than $180 billion annually — now surpassing film and music combined. National Blueberry Day honors the North American native berry — one of the few blue foods that occurs naturally — whose antioxidant activity outranks nearly all other common fruits and whose commercial cultivation was pioneered by Elizabeth White and Frederick Coville in New Jersey in 1916. National Ice Cream Sundae Day marks the creation of the sundae — ice cream topped with sauce, whipped cream, and a cherry — attributed to a 1881 Ithaca, New York, drugstore that served the combination on Sundays when carbonated water was unavailable. National Freezer Pop Day celebrates the brightly colored frozen sugar water on a stick — a $300 million annual U.S. market sold under the brand names Fla-Vor-Ice and Otter Pops. Pixels, anthocyanins, a drugstore discovery, and a freeze-pop wrapper.
All holidays on July 8
National Video Game Day
Be a Kid Again Day
Math 2.0 Day
National Blueberry Day
National Chocolate with Almonds Day
National Freezer Pop Day
National Ice Cream Sundae Day
National Love Your Skin Day
Oneofusismissing Day
SCUD Day
About July 8
July 8 Q&As
What is the most popular holiday on July 8?
On July 8, National Video Game Day is the most widely recognized pop culture observance, celebrating a $180 billion global industry. National Blueberry Day is the most recognized U.S. food observance, and National Ice Cream Sundae Day marks the 1881 Ithaca drugstore creation.
What food holidays are on July 8?
July 8 includes National Blueberry Day, National Ice Cream Sundae Day, National Freezer Pop Day, and National Chocolate with Almonds Day — a date that pairs antioxidant-rich berries, a drugstore invention, brightly colored frozen sugar, and a heart-healthy candy bar.
What are some fun or unusual holidays on July 8?
July 8 includes National Video Game Day, National Freezer Pop Day, Be a Kid Again Day, Math 2.0 Day, and National Love Your Skin Day — a date that sanctions pixels, sugar sticks, adult regression, digital algebra, and sunscreen.