December 15: Global
International Tea Day
Marked annually on December 15, International Tea Day is a day to honor the cultural and economic significance of tea. Tea, a globally cherished beverage, is enjoyed by people across all cultures. This day provides an opportunity to delve into tea’s history, fostering an appreciation for the numerous benefits of this delightful and healthful drink.
December 15: United States
Bill of Rights Day
Observed every December 15th in the United States, Bill of Rights Day commemorates the approval of the initial ten amendments to the United States Constitution. These amendments safeguard fundamental rights and freedoms for all Americans, encompassing freedom of speech, freedom of religion, and the right to bear arms. Bill of Rights Day serves as a vital reminder of the significance of these rights and the imperative to safeguard them.
December 15: National Cupcake Day
Celebrated on December 15th, National Cupcake Day is a joyful occasion dedicated to these delectable treats. Cupcakes, versatile desserts that can be relished plain or adorned with frosting, sprinkles, and various toppings, are perfect for any event, be it birthdays or holidays. So, on National Cupcake Day, make sure to savor a cupcake or two!
National Cat Lovers’ Month
This month is dedicated to celebrating all things cats! Demonstrate extra affection to your feline companion with treats, toys, or cozy cuddles.
December 15: Religious Holidays
Last Day of Hanukkah 2023
Hanukkah, an eight-day Jewish celebration, memorializes the rededication of the Second Temple in Jerusalem. Also known as the Festival of Lights, Hanukkah commences on the 25th day of Kislev in the Hebrew calendar, typically falling in late November or December. The festivities involve lighting candles, enjoying traditional foods, and exchanging gifts.