Morris and Rose Michtom create the first Teddy Bear
Morris and Rose Michtom create the first Teddy Bear inspired by a cartoon printed in the Washington Post depicting President Roosevelt sparing an orphaned bear cub.
National days, ongoing national weeks and months, and global observances for February 15, 2027. Plus historical events and birthdays.

February 15, 2027 celebrates Presidents Day, plus 5 more.
Read the full story →On February 15th, National Wisconsin Day recognizes The Badger State.
Read the full story →Each year on the day after the big game, National Football Hangover Day offers a bit of comfort and camaraderie.
Read the full story →National Rehydration Day on the Monday after the Big Game puts a spotlight on mass dehydration following the most-watched, and cheered for, sporting event in America each year--the Big Game. While the day before is a nationwide celebration, the morning after is a call to everyone – not just the athletes on the big screen- to focus on recovery, wellness, and replenishing the body.
Read the full story →Events that occurred on February 15 throughout history
Morris and Rose Michtom create the first Teddy Bear inspired by a cartoon printed in the Washington Post depicting President Roosevelt sparing an orphaned bear cub.
J. Howard Miller's "We Can Do It!" poster is displayed in Westinghouse factories. The image depicting a woman with a red and white bandana, her sleeves rolled up and making a fist served as the iconic emblem of all the women who stepped into the roles of Rosie the Riveters and war jobs like those.
Walt Disney's animated film Cinderella opens in theaters.
Canada officially inaugurates its Maple Leaf flag in a public ceremony.
Longer-running observances that include this date.
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