As I am sitting and daydreaming of the Hanukkah potato latkes with sour cream and applesauce, and also pondering what will be the perfect Christmas cookies this year, I realized January of 2009 is almost too full of holidays. From New Year’s celebrations for many religions and nations, through Martin Luther King’s day and the Barack Obama inauguration, to World Religion Day, it was time to publish the calendar and help with the planning of January 2009 festivities.
Need our help getting ready for the upcoming holidays? Planning an inaugural party and still need a caterer? Contact us – we are merely a phone call or email away!
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Is there a holiday we are missing? A note about a holiday you think is worth mentioning? A special holiday recipe you want to share? Feel free to leave a comment or question.
- Visit the DC Inaugural Information Website for more on the Barack Obama inauguration schedule and events
- This calendar is a North American holiday calendar using the Gregorian (Western) calendar. Dates might be different from other calendars
- Christian holidays are usually celebrated on the date
- In the Jewish and Muslim calendars a holiday begins on the sunset of the previous day
- Jewish public fasts start, with the exception of Tisha B’Av and Yom Kippur, at dawn
- For more details you can refer to the When-Is holiday calendar, BBC online holiday calendar or Holidays on the Net
- Before using any information please consult our general disclaimer notice
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