December 15 National Days

December 15, 2024, is the 350th day of the year, with 15 days remaining until the end of the year. Falling on a Sunday in the 51st week, December 15th celebrates six national day observances focusing on historical milestones, sweet treats, and personal reflection.

Below is a list of all national and international days celebrated on December 15, each with a brief explanation.

Bill of Rights Day: Established by President Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1941, this day honors the first 10 amendments to the U.S. Constitution. It emphasizes the enduring importance of these rights to American democracy.

Cat Herders Day: Created by Thomas and Ruth Roy, this lighthearted day celebrates those whose chaotic work or life resembles the impossibility of herding cats, offering a moment of recognition and humor.

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International Tea Day: Observed since 2005, this day raises awareness of the challenges faced by tea workers and growers in producing countries. It highlights issues like low wages, poor sanitation, and gender inequality while promoting fair trade practices.

National Cupcake Day: This celebration honors the delightful cupcake, once known as the 1-2-3-4 cake for its simple recipe. With endless flavors and decorations, cupcakes bring joy to any occasion.

National Lemon Cupcake Day: A tangy twist on traditional cupcakes, this day encourages indulging in lemon-flavored treats that perfectly balance sweetness and zest.

National Wear Your Pearls Day: Founded in 2016 by DeAnna Bookert, this day uses pearls as a symbol of resilience and personal value, reminding us that beauty can come from life’s irritations and challenges.