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Drive Your Studebaker Day

Posted on by Tamkeen Kiani

Drive Your Studebaker Day is marked every year on the second Saturday of September. This year’s event will take place on September 13. The Studebaker has long been regarded as the embodiment of class as a result of its beauty, elegance, and sophistication.

The Studebaker Corporation earned a reputation for quality, durability, and dependability thanks to timeless designs and exceptional engineering detail. Drive Your Studebaker Day honors the impact of these incredible automobiles on automotive history, and also provides an opportunity for Studebaker drivers all over the world to show off their Studebaker cars, trucks, or even antique carriages.

Wonderful Weirdos Day

Posted on by Tamkeen Kiani

Wonderful Weirdos Day is celebrated across America on September 9. There’s nothing as unexciting as being predictable and boring. But thankfully for all of us, we all have some weird traits or characteristics. This weirdness is exactly what makes us unique! Don’t be shy to explore your weirdness on Wonderful Weirdos Day. Be creative and own it. You will be surprised to find how life-changing self-acceptance can be. Happy Wonderful Weirdos Day to all the wonderful weirdos who make our lives all the more interesting. What are the weirdest ways you can think of to celebrate the day?

Birth Anniversary of President Ramon Magsaysay

Posted on by Haroon Mohsin

The Birth Anniversary of President Ramon Magsaysay is celebrated every August 31 to honor the Philippines’ seventh President. Before taking his oath in 1953, he worked as a bus mechanic and defended his country during World War II. Magsaysay was an exceptional politician and statesman. He was made the military governor of Zambales because of his extraordinary service during the Pacific War. August 31 is a nationwide holiday in the Philippines where people fondly remember Magsaysay, who became known as the “Champion of the Masses” after his death.