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In 1999, Harvey Ball—the artist behind the classic yellow smiley face—decided the world needed more kindness. He created World Smile Day with one simple mission: "Do an act of kindness. Help one person smile." Every year on the first Friday in October, people around the globe celebrate with small gestures that spread happiness.
And honestly, living in Nassau County, Long Island makes smiling easy every single day. Here's why…
September 17 marks National Pet Bird Day, and while not every holiday involves confetti and cupcakes, this one is all about celebrating our feathered companions. Birds aren't just beautiful to look at—they've been bringing joy, conversation (sometimes literally), and personality into homes for thousands of years.
For Nassau County residents, it's another reminder that our communities aren't just great for people—they're also perfect for pet birds and the humans who love them.
Did you know September 4th is National Wildlife Day? This holiday was created in 2005 by animal advocate Colleen Paige to raise awareness about endangered species and conservation efforts. It's a chance to pause, appreciate the incredible diversity of wildlife around us, and maybe even swap your Netflix "wildlife docuseries binge" for a real-life encounter with nature.
And here's the best part: you don't need to trek to the Serengeti to see amazing animals—you've got plenty of native wildlife right here on Long Island, especially in Nassau County.
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