January 4 is the fourth day of the year in the Gregorian calendar.
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Every year, World Hypnotism Day is celebrated on January 4 across the world. Hypnosis can be beneficial in many modes. This day aims to dispel the common misconceptions and fears surrounding hypnosis.
Weigh-In Day is an annual celebration and it takes place on January 4. The day falls after all the big festivities like Christmas, Thanksgiving, and New Year’s are over.
Tom Thumb Day is celebrated on January 4 every year to commemorate the legacy of Charles Sherwood Stratton, who was the greatest actor of his time. He was born on January 4, 1838, in the silent streets of Bridgeport, Connecticut
Every year, Pop Music Chart Day is observed on January 4 in the United States. Pop music is catchy and difficult to resist. You may have bobbed your head to a pop song.
Every year, National Spaghetti Day is observed on January 4th. It is a cold night with a big bowl of noodle-y, saucy goodness is a balm for the soul.
Every year, National Rachel Day is observed on January 4. Rachel is a female allocated name of Hebrew origin that means ‘ewe’ (a female sheep), or ‘the one with purity.’
Every year, National Missouri Day is marked on January 4 acknowledging the 24th state to join the Union. The state has many cultural and artistic attractions including music festivals, riverboats, and tours.
Every year, National CanDo Day is celebrated on January 4. The day aims to take a realistic account of what a person can accomplish through hard work and dedication.
Every year, National Clara Day takes place on January 4. It is one of those names that brings a smile to your face. There is a wide variety of interpretations, nicknames, and popular characters.
Every year, Free Flower Basket Day is observed on January 4, aimed at encouraging you to surprise someone with beautiful flowers. People love flowers because to its gorgeous, smell nice, and look good.
Every year, Dimpled Chad Day is observed on January 4, aimed at marking the memory of the infamous punched card voting ballot.
Every year, National Trivia Day is observed on January 4th for those who accumulate and hoard tidbits of useless trivia. A trivia game debuted on the 1940s radio program “Take It or Leave It”.