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Teaching entrepreneurship to children, preventing scurvy, brothers/sisters, babies, permaculture, the Harry Potter franchise, and birds singing at dawn are subjects revolving around today's observances: Lemonade Day International Scurvy Awareness Day International Permaculture Day International Harry Potter Day International Dawn Chorus Day Brothers and Sisters Day Baby Day On this date in the Harrypotterverse, Harry Potter and his friends/allies defeated Lord Voldemort in the Battle of Hogwarts. Teaching entrepreneurship to kids with activities like the lemonade stand is the motivation behind Lemonade Day. International Permaculture Day aims to encourage sustainable agriculture and other ecosystems. Listening to birds singing in the morning is the activity encouraged by Dawn Chorus Day. Photo by Joshua J. Cotten on Unsplash

Today's holidays are about focusing on theater as a complex art form, the quirky song titles in some country music songs, businesspeople exchanging ideas on improving their communities, using Joe as your name for the day, Spanish paella, and brothers/sisters: Brothers and Sisters Day National Exchange Club Day National Joe Day National Spanish Paella Day Quirky Country Music Song Titles Day World Theatre Day Admittedly going to the theater has been one of the casualties of the pandemic; perhaps soon theater will reestablish itself in our cultural landscape. Image by  David Mark  from  Pixabay