US Bowling League Day
September 3, Wednesday
History of the holiday
The holiday appeared as a reminder of the important role bowling plays in American culture. Organized bowling leagues began to actively develop in the late 19th – early 20th century, when the game became a popular form of recreation and competition for millions of people. Today, there are numerous bowling leagues in the United States, bringing together players of different ages and skill levels.
Meaning of the holiday
US Bowling League Day emphasizes:
* the importance of bowling as a popular and accessible sport;
* the role of leagues in uniting people and fostering sportsmanship;
* the contribution of bowling to recreational activities and family entertainment in the USA.
How it is celebrated
On this day:
* players visit bowling clubs and participate in friendly tournaments;
* leagues hold special events and competitions;
* beginners try their hand at the game and learn the rules;
* families and friends gather in bowling alleys to have a fun time.
Interesting fact
In the 1950s, the US Congress officially recognized bowling as a "national pastime." Today, there are over 67 million bowlers in the United States, and a significant portion of them participate in leagues.
US Bowling League Day in other years
- 2021 September 3, Friday
- 2022 September 3, Saturday
- 2023 September 3, Sunday
- 2024 September 3, Tuesday
- 2026 September 3, Thursday