The Ultimate Guide: 365 Commemorations And Celebrations Vol July Through September

Are you ready for a journey through time? Brace yourself because here comes a comprehensive guide to the most exciting commemorations and celebrations from July to September! Whether you're a history enthusiast, culture lover, or simply someone who enjoys indulging in festivities, this article is for you. Get ready to mark your calendars and embark on a whirlwind adventure of tradition, heritage, and pure joy.

July

1. Independence Day - United States

Every year on July 4th, Americans come together to honor their nation's independence. The day is filled with incredible fireworks, parades, barbecues, and joyful celebrations throughout the country. It's a perfect time to immerse yourself in American culture and experience the deep-rooted patriotism that defines the nation.

THIS DAY IN GAME SHOW HISTORY: 365 COMMEMORATIONS AND CELEBRATIONS, VOL. 3 (July through September)

by Adam Nedeff (Kindle Edition)

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2. Bastille Day - France

On July 14th, the French celebrate their National Day, also known as Bastille Day. This commemoration marks the storming of the Bastille prison during the French Revolution in 1789. The festivities include grand military parades, breathtaking fireworks, and vibrant street parties that showcase the rich history and joie de vivre of the French people.

August

1. Oktoberfest - Germany

While it may be called Oktoberfest, this iconic German festival actually begins in late September and spills over to early October. Held in Munich, Oktoberfest is a celebration of Bavarian culture, overflowing with folk music, traditional attire, mouthwatering food, and of course, copious amounts of beer. Grab a stein, join the lively crowds, and experience Germany's hospitality at its finest.

2. La Tomatina - Spain

Be prepared to get messy! La Tomatina, held on the last Wednesday of August in the small town of Buñol, Spain, is often referred to as the world's biggest food fight. Tons of ripe tomatoes are hurled through the streets as participants engage in a tomato-slinging extravaganza. It's a truly unique experience that will leave you drenched in red juice and with memories you'll cherish forever.

September

1. Oktoberfest - Germany (Continued)

In case you missed it in August, you still have a chance to experience Oktoberfest. Grab your lederhosen or dirndl and make your way to Munich to immerse yourself in the German culture once again. From roller coasters and live music to traditional dances and hearty food, Oktoberfest promises an unforgettable time for all.

2. Mid-Autumn Festival - China

The Mid-Autumn Festival, also known as the Moon Festival, is one of the most significant celebrations in the Chinese calendar. Families come together to appreciate the beauty of the full moon, indulge in delicious mooncakes, and share heartwarming stories and laughter. Lantern displays, dragon dances, and other cultural activities make this festival a captivating experience steeped in traditions that have been passed down for generations.

From famous historical events to vibrant cultural gatherings, the months of July through September offer an array of commemorations and celebrations that will keep you joyfully engaged and intrigued. Whether you opt for fireworks in the USA, wine and cheese in France, or beer and traditional German cuisine in Munich, each event will immerse you in a unique cultural experience.

So, mark your calendars, pack your bags, and get ready to embark on an adventure like no other. Carve out precious memories and immerse yourself in diverse cultural celebrations throughout the year. The world is waiting to be explored, one commemoration at a time!

THIS DAY IN GAME SHOW HISTORY: 365 COMMEMORATIONS AND CELEBRATIONS, VOL. 3 (July through September)

by Adam Nedeff (Kindle Edition)

5 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	5657 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
Word Wise	:	Enabled
Print length	:	438 pages
Lending	:	Enabled
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Game shows have more stories to tell than they have washers and dryers to give away. This Day in Game Show History is a remarkable four-volume set chronicling the best stories—on camera and off—and the most noteworthy milestones for every day in the year.

In this volume, you'll find out which game show had a set so elaborate that it used four miles of electric wires...the game show host who was so nervous on his first day that he went thirty minutes without blinking...the game show Lucille Ball loved so much that she always kept a copy of the home game in her dressing room...the true identity of “The Walking Man” on Truth or Consequences...which Seinfeld cast member was implicated in the 1950s quiz show scandals...and lots, lots more!

About the Author

Adam Nedeff grew up in Vienna, West Virginia, and spent his childhood infinitely more interested in late night comedy & game shows than afternoon cartoons. He majored in radio & television at Marshall University and spent a few years toiling as a disc jockey before moving to Los Angeles to see if he could make a career out of his childhood obsessions. He has appeared as a contestant on three game shows, worked behind-the-scenes for Wheel of Fortune and The Price is Right, and even started a small business with his friends, recreating and producing live game shows for private parties and corporate functions. With encouragement from late night star Conan O'Brien, he finally began writing books about game show history, starting with Quizmaster, a comprehensive biography of beloved game show host Bill Cullen.