Case Day, marked every year on December 27, is a day to appreciate those who share the name Case. This uncomplicated name, usually given to boys, is a medieval English name that has Anglo-French roots. It may have come from the word ‘case,’ which means ‘container.’
National Ashton Day
National Ashton Day is celebrated on December 22 each year. Ashton is a given name in English-speaking countries. There are several towns and villages in England, New Zealand, America, Australia, Canada, and South Africa called Ashton. Initially, it was a surname, but today it’s a familiar first name for boys and girls. Ashton is a scarce name with only 7,000 Americans with the name. Celebrities like actor, creator, and host of the MTV prank show “Punk’d,” Ashton Kutcher, has contributed to its rise in popularity in recent years.
National Heroes and Heroines Day
National Heroes and Heroines Day is celebrated on December 19 each year in the island nation of Anguilla. The day is an opportunity to remember and appreciate all the efforts of people who made significant contributions to the nation. Their contributions have had a substantial impact on Anguilla’s history. They have also made significant sacrifices for the country’s and its citizens’ prosperity. National Heroes and Heroines Day also honors the 1967 Anguilla revolution. There are memorial services that are held for those involved. Parades and music performances follow the memorial services. The whole day is a time for joy rather than solemn remembrance.