Alascattalo Day is an annual celebration occurring on November 21. It is a funny celebration based on the Alaskan mascot, the Alascattalo, a cross between a moose and a walrus. On this day, we can be happy and funny and soak in some Alaskan humor and culture. As a state, Alaska is quite laid-back and easy-going, and it’s no secret that they have a great sense of humor! From funny road signs to weird attractions and hilarious people, Alascattalo Day is just a glimpse into the Alaskan way of life.
National Gingerbread Cookie Day
We celebrate National Gingerbread Cookie Day annually on November 21. It’s the perfect time to celebrate as the holiday season is not too far away. Gingerbread cookies instantly make us feel warm and cozy, they’re tasty, and no amount of cookies will be enough. Their rich flavor profile makes you want to keep going back for more. Gingerbread cookies come in all shapes and sizes, but gingerbread man cookies are the most popular ones.
Family Volunteer Day
Family Volunteer Day is celebrated annually on the Saturday before Thanksgiving or two days after the third Thursday in November, on November 20 this year. Volunteering allows people to serve others and give back to society. Families can come together and help other families build a holistic community or neighborhood that thrives on an atmosphere of collaborative compassion and empathy.