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9 National Days to Celebrate on September 18, 2027

National days, ongoing national weeks and months, and global observances for September 18, 2027. Plus historical events and birthdays.

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National Cheeseburger Day

National Cheeseburger Day

September 18, 2027 celebrates National Cheeseburger Day, plus 8 more. National Cheeseburger Day on September 18 honors America's favorite sandwich with a slice of cheese. Let's celebrate this delicious food holiday together!

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National Dance Day

Break out into a twirl or two-step on National Dance Day on the third Saturday in September. The day focuses on raising awareness about dance. It also encourages Americans to embrace dance as a fun and positive way to maintain good health and combat obesity.

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National Cleanup Day

On the third Saturday in September, National CleanUp Day encourages all of us to take action to make the entire country a better place to live.

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National Hiv/aids And Aging Awareness Day

National HIV/AIDS and Aging Awareness Day on September 18 highlights the number of people living longer with HIV/AIDS.

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NATIONAL RESPONSIBLE DOG OWNERSHIP DAY  Third Saturday in September

Responsible Dog Ownership Day

On the third Saturday in September, Responsible Dog Ownership Day reminds pet owners to make a promise to your furever friend.

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NATIONAL GYMNASTICS DAY  Third Saturday in September

National Gymnastics Day

On the third Saturday in September, National Gymnastics Day focuses on a sport the Greeks developed in the 5th century B.C. Yes! Gymnastics is that old!

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PUPPY MILL AWARENESS DAY  September 21

Puppy Mill Awareness Day

National Puppy Mill Awareness Day on the third Saturday in September encourages those looking for a new dog, to adopt, not shop.

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NATIONAL BOYS' AND GIRLS' CLUB DAY  Third Saturday in September

Boys' And Girls' Club Day For Kids

We celebrate Boys' and Girls' Club Day for Kids during the third Saturday in September to get involved in meaningful activities and enjoy the wonderment of childhood activities.

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Born on September 18

People born on September 18

1733
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George Read

A Continental Congressman from Delaware, President of Delaware, and a member of the Federalist Party who signed the Declaration of Independence.

1918
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Johnny Mantz

Known as "Madman," Mantz was an auto racer and winner of the first 500-mile race in NASCAR history.

1940
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Frankie Avalon

Teen idol and singer of Venus, Why, and Beauty School Dropout.

1951
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Ben Carson

Neurosurgeon who lead a team surgeons in the first-known successful separation of conjoined twins (back of the head).

1961
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James Gandolfini

Actor fondly remembered for his award-winning role as of Tony Soprano in The Sopranos.

1975
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Barrett Comiskey

Inventor of electronic Ink, which allowed for better ability to read eBooks.

Historical Events on September 18

Events that occurred on September 18 throughout history

1786

John Harris builds the first spinet piano.

John Harris builds the first spinet piano.

1793

President Washington lays the first cornerstone of the U.S. Capitol.

President George Washington lays the first cornerstone of the U.S. Capitol. The President and Masonic leaders used corn, wine, and oil to consecrate the stone to perform Masonic rituals to mark the landmark event.

1837

Charles Lewis Tiffany and Teddy Young open Tiffany and Young.

Charles Lewis Tiffany and Teddy Young open Tiffany and Young. The store sold stationery, gifts, and fancy goods. The company later changed their name to Tiffany and Company.

1850

Congress passed the Fugitive Slave Law.

Congress passed the Fugitive Slave Law, requiring slaves be returned to their owners. Anyone who helped a runaway or blocked an arrest faced a fine of up to $500

1851

The New-York Daily Times newspaper s published for the first time.

The New-York Daily Times newspaper is published for the first time. The four page paper sold for one-cent. The paper is now known as The New York Times.

1895

The first chiropractic adjustment is given as an alternative medical treatment.

Spiritualist Daniel Palmer gives the first chiropractic adjustment as an alternative medical treatment.

1927

CBS goes on the air.

The Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS) goes on the air. The program was a live musical presentation of The King’s Henchmen.

1947

The CIA officially comes into existence.

The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) officially comes into existence, eight months after President Harry S. Truman established the office.

1964

The Addams Family premiers.

The Addams Family premiers. The sitcom ran 64 episodes for two seasons between 1964 and 1966.

1984

Joe Kittinger completes the first solo balloon.

Joe Kittinger completes the first solo balloon crossing of the Atlantic, traveling 3,543 miles across over 86 hours.

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