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Black History Month
Black History Month, also known as African American History Month, begins on February 1st and lasts throughout the whole of February, where African American people’s achievements are celebrated, and their roles in American history are praised and recognized.
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National Weatherperson’s Day: February 5
This day celebrates the men and women in the field of meteorology, including National Weather Service and broadcast meteorologists, as well as volunteer weather observers and storm spotters who work to keep us safe and informed about the hazards of Mother Nature.
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National Inventors Day: February 11
This date was declared National Inventors Day on February 11, 1983 by then President Ronald Reagan. This day is the birthday of Thomas Alva Edison, the greatest inventor in US history who was born in 1847. He invented the light bulb and held over 1,000 patents.
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Random Acts of Kindness Day: February 17
On February 17 let yourself be inspired by Random Acts of Kindness Day to bring joy to the people you come across. The day encourages people to do good deeds and celebrate the pay it forward mentality. It also reminds us that doing something kind for someone else can have a big impact not only on their day, but also on ours - being kind to others makes us happier and makes us realize we need to be kinder to ourselves too.
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National Cherry Pie Day: February 20
Get your forks out to celebrate this day! Some folks say that the day was chosen for its connection to George Washington and the myth about chopping down a cherry tree. However it came about, it is a great day to enjoy pie!
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