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Summer Solstice
Date When : June 20, 2021; June 21, 2022; June 21, 2023; June 20, 2024; June 20, 2025 Summer Solstice is sometimes referred to as "Midsummer" Litha". It's the longest day of the year. The amount of daylight only goes down from here....for the next six months (more on that later). Summer Solstice is the meteorological start of summer. It's time to enjoy vacations, great weather, pools, baseballs, and everything else that goes along with the favorite season of kids and most adults. Grab your favorite beverage and enjoy the season, because for many of us it is all too short.
Did you know? The sun does not set at the North Pole today. There is 24 hours of sunlight. Does it make up for that cold day in December when the sun does not rise above the horizon? No, but on this day it sure does feel good wherever you are!
Ecards We've got you covered with free Ecards for Summer Solstice and just about any other holiday, occasion, event, or no event at all! Other: What happened on this Day? This Day in History Recipe of the Day: Asparagus with Chive Sauce Flower of the Day: Elephant Ears
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Did You Know? There are literally thousands of daily holidays, special events and observances, more than one for every day of the year. Many new holidays are being created on a regular basis. At Holiday Insights, we strive to thoroughly research and report details of each one as completely and accurately as possible.
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