2027

5 National Days to Celebrate on March 7, 2027

National days, ongoing national weeks and months, and global observances for March 7, 2027. Plus historical events and birthdays.

2027
NATIONAL CEREAL DAY  March 7

National Cereal Day

March 7, 2027 celebrates National Cereal Day, plus 4 more. March 7th urges us to get our bowl spoon ready for National Cereal Day each year! Since the end of the 19th century, cereal has become America’s most popular breakfast food.

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National Flapjack Day | March 6

National Flapjack Day

Founded in 2020 by National Day Calendar® and Kodiak Cakes.

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Finisher's Medal Day | First Sunday in March

Finisher's Medal Day

Founded in 2018 by National Day Calendar® and the Little Rock Marathon.

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Born on March 7

People born on March 7

1811
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Increase A. Lapham

1827
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Henry DeLamar Clayton

1837
HD

Henry Draper

1846
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 Whitcomb Judson

1849
LB

Luther Burbank

1917
BH

Betty Holberton

1917
JC

Janet Collins

1925
RG

Rene Gagnon

1934
WS

Willard Scott

1938
JG

Janet Guthrie

1956
BC

Bryan Cranston

1998
AG

Amanda Gorman

Historical Events on March 7

Events that occurred on March 7 throughout history

1876

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The U.S. Patent Office issues patent no. 174,465 to Alexander Graham Bell for the telephone.

1965

As American civil rights activists campaigning for voting

As American civil rights activists campaigning for voting rights march across Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Alabama, on their way to the state capitol, state troopers and local police use nightsticks and teargas to turn them back. The day became known as Bloody Sunday and a turning point in the Civil Rights movement.

1983

The Songwriter's Hall of Fame honored 10 new inductees

The Songwriter's Hall of Fame honored 10 new inductees during a ceremony at the Waldorf Astoria in New York City. Inductees included Fred Ebb, musical lyricist known for the Broadway hits "Cabaret" and "Chicago," and piano players Stevie Wonder and Neil Sedaka.

2010

The Academy Award for Best Director goes to Kathryn Bigelow for The Hurt Locker

The Academy Award for Best Director goes to Kathryn Bigelow for The Hurt Locker. It's the first time a woman wins Best Director honors.

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