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The days people paid the most for.
January 1
New Year's Day
New Year's Day opens the calendar with fireworks at midnight and a full batch of resolutions still unbroken.
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$32
August 30
International Whale Shark Day
International Whale Shark Day celebrates the ocean's biggest fish, a gentle giant that can grow longer than a school bus.
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$11
August 24
National Waffle Day (United States)
National Waffle Day marks the anniversary of the first American waffle iron patent, issued back in 1869.
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The Greatest Days
42 curated days, the calendar's best real estate.
September 13
Programmers' Day
Programmers' Day lands on the year's 256th day, chosen because 256 is the highest number a single byte can hold.
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$10
September 19
Talk Like a Pirate Day
Talk Like a Pirate Day makes today the one day a year that shouting 'arrr' at strangers is completely socially acceptable.
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$10
September 22
Fall Equinox
Autumn often begins today, the equinox splitting day and night into equal halves.
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$10
September 26
National Pancake Day
National Pancake Day is a purely joyful excuse to stack your plate high with whatever topping you love most.
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$10
September 29
National Coffee Day
National Coffee Day gives coffee lovers an official excuse to treat themselves to one more cup.
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$10
October 21
Back to the Future Day
Back to the Future Day marks the exact future date Marty McFly time-traveled to in Back to the Future Part II.
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$10
October 31
Halloween
Halloween turns porches into decorations and makes candy the only currency that matters for one whole night.
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$10
November 1
Día de los Muertos
Día de los Muertos has Mexican families honoring loved ones who've passed with marigolds, sugar skulls, and lovingly decorated altars.
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$10
November 9
On this night in 1989, a mistaken announcement at a press conference set off the fall of the Berlin Wall, reuniting a divided city.
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$10
December 21
Winter Solstice
The Winter Solstice brings the longest night of the year, the astronomical tipping point where days start getting longer again.
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$10
December 24
Christmas Eve
Christmas Eve is the one night the whole world stays up a little later, waiting for Santa or just the morning ahead.
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$10
December 25
Christmas Day
Christmas wraps up the whole year in lights, gifts, and one very busy Santa.
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$10