International holidays - International Beer Day

The holiday is celebrated by those who want to get rid of the stereotypes that have developed in society regarding single representatives of the fair sex. Despite the fact that some underestimate their role in many fields of activity, the contribution of women to the economy and social structure cannot be overestimated.

Before the advent of cabinets, our ancestors stored personal belongings, bedding, dishes and other utensils in wooden boxes with lids. Chests also replaced other pieces of furniture: people ate at them, sat on them, and even slept on them as beds. A holiday has been established in honor of the ancient household item.

Today it is difficult to imagine almost any holiday without it. A wedding, birthday, graduation party, corporate party - any celebration is opened by the sonorous pop of a cork flying out of a bottle of champagne, which breaks free like a foamy wave and is immediately poured into glasses.

The study of catacombs, mines, natural caves and artificial dungeons is carried out by both professionals and amateurs - diggers. In August 1893, after the speech of the cartographer and geographer E. Martel at the XII Congress of the French Association for the Promotion of Scientific Research, the term “speleology” appeared.

Happiness and pleasure are most often given to us by ordinary things. Kissing a loved one after waking up, walking with a pet, jogging through a dry fountain, swinging on a swing. Thanks to attractions in parks and carousels in the courtyards of people's homes, their mood improves, stress and even depression go away.

International holidays - International Clouded Leopard Day

This date is named after St. Mary Magdalene, whose memory is revered by the Orthodox Church on this day. On Mary’s day, an abundance of berries ripened in the forests, which is why the people called Mary the Berry Girl. Women and children went to their gathering, and returned back with full baskets of currants, raspberries, strawberries, blueberries, blueberries.

US Holidays - U.S. Coast Guard Day

Orthodox holidays on August 4:

Memorial Day of the Myrrh-Bearing Equal-to-the-Apostles Mary Magdalene