List of Special Occasions/Holidays this 2009 Holiday Season
Wednesday, September 16th, 2009 | holidays/occasions | 3 Responses
Right now, we are facing one of the most beautiful, yet busiest seasons of the whole year. The next 3 and a half months will be filled with brainstorming, creating, cooking, eating, visiting, decorating, and celebrating. Take a moment to go to your planner or calendar pages and jot down or circle these important dates.
It’s not too late to get help this holiday season at 100 Days to Christmas. Don’t miss a single opportunity to make the most of this most wonderful time of the year!
- September 22 (Tuesday) – First Day of Fall
- October 12 (Monday) – Columbus Day, Thanksgiving Day in Canada
- October 31 (Saturday) – Halloween
- November 1 (Sunday) – Fall back 1 hour for Daylight Savings
- November 3, (Tuesday) – U.S. Election Day
- November 11, (Wednesday) – Veterans’ Day
- November 26 (Thursday) – Thanksgiving Day
- December 6 (Sunday) – St. Nick’s Day
- December 21 (Monday) – Winter Solstice
- December 11 (Friday) – Hanukkah begins
- December 25 (Friday) – Christmas
- December 26 (Saturday) – Boxing Day
Which holiday is your favorite? What special things do you do for the holidays? 
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Calendars Ready! | 100 Days to Christmas says:
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Peggy L says:
you forgot Veteran’s Day on November 11th.