National Knife Day

August 24, Sunday

National Knife Day
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National Knife Day is an unusual holiday celebrated in the United States annually on August 24. It is dedicated to knives as tools, their role in history, culture, and everyday human life. The day emphasizes the importance of knives not only as utilitarian objects but also as symbols of craftsmanship and skill.

History
The exact founding date of National Knife Day is unknown, but the holiday arose as a tribute to knives and their makers. It has become popular among collectors, outdoor enthusiasts, chefs, and anyone who uses knives in their daily life.

Traditions and Celebrations
On this day, people may:

* showcase knife collections and rare specimens;
* participate in workshops on sharpening and maintaining knives;
* conduct culinary workshops using knives as the main tool;
* tell stories and share knowledge about knives and their history;
* visit exhibitions and museums dedicated to weapons and tools.

Significance
National Knife Day highlights the role of knives in daily life, culture, and craftsmanship. The holiday promotes respect for knife-making skills, safety in their use, and the preservation of traditional artisan techniques.

National Knife Day in other years

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