October 15th Holidays

From his birth in 1922 to his death in 2012, King Norodom Sihanouk lived an interesting life.

This day marks the departure of the last French soldiers from Bizerte in Tunisia.

It's simple: Wash your hands, save lives.

Today, we learn that, although not cuties, these creatures play an important role in nature.

Health is wealth! So it's always important to stay prepared for unplanned emergencies.

Who doesn’t love this iconic comedy?

Let us celebrate the strength, courage, and triumphs of these superwomen!

Immerse yourself in the rich culture of India by attending the Kullu Dussehra in Himachal Pradesh.

Mothers are selfless, strong, and beautiful. They deserve to be honored and celebrated.

Together, let’s honor the strong women fighting breast cancer and help them make informed decisions.

If you’re a total cheese head, then get excited to celebrate National Cheese Curd.

It's time we returned a good deed to our beauty experts — the estheticians!

Show some appreciation for these incredible “time capsules” and the paleontologists who excavate them.

We honor the world's favorite grouch, Oscar, from "Sesame Street."

In 2015, Latinos accounted for about one quarter of new diagnoses of HIV in the U.S.

We're traveling back in time to learn about the sweet history of lemon bars.

Portobello, shiitake, button, truffle — we’re talking mushrooms here.

On National Roast Pheasant Day, learn about one of the most popular U.K. birds.

Got parents? Take them to lunch. Got kids? Let them treat you to a school lunch.

Take the opportunity to reflect, honor, and come together over pregnancy and infant loss.

On Shine a Light Night, people spend a night outside to show compassion for the homeless.

On Simchat Torah, Jewish communities celebrate the gift of the Torah.

Don’t forget to thank your local chambers of commerce for their contribution to sustaining the economy!

This is the signature event of National Bullying Prevention Month.

The white cane represents the blind’s remarkable achievements and symbolizes their independence.

World Students' Day is a time to pay tribute to A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, the "People's President."