National Peach Cobbler Day on April 13 celebrates peach cobbler, the undeniable American classic — it even comes from early European settlers in America! Something we love about cobblers is that there’s basically an endless variety. From classics like peach- and blackberry cobblers, to crisps, crumbles, Brown Betties, and pandowdies — if you have juicy fresh berries and some kind of dough, you have a cobbler!
National Unity Day
German Unity Day is celebrated on October 3 to commemorate the unification of the Federal Republic of Germany and the German Democratic Republic into a single federal Germany on the same date in 1990. A public holiday, the day is characterized by concerts, communal meals, speeches by politicians, and fireworks.
National Liberation Day
‘Il Giorno Della Liberazione’ (National Liberation Day) is celebrated in Italy on April 25 every year as the day that marks the beginning of the end of Nazi fascism. Alcide De Gasperi, the then prime minister of Italy, established this day as a national holiday in 1949. Also known as ‘La Festa Della Resistenza’ (Anniversary of the Resistance), it is a tribute to all political partisans who stood up against the Nazis.