27 OCTOBER WORLD EVENTS
Bandanna Day: 27 OCTOBER
Bandanna Day is an annual event held on the last Friday of October in Australia to raise funds and awareness for the Canteen. This non-profit organisation provides support to young people impacted by cancer. Canteen provides a range of support services to young people impacted by cancer, including counselling, peer support groups, and financial assistance. The organization also runs a number of programs and events to help young people cope with the emotional and practical challenges of cancer. Bandanna Day is a great way to show your support for Canteen and the young people they support. By wearing a bandana, you can help to raise awareness of cancer and the impact it has on young people and their families.
Frankenstein Friday
Frankenstein Friday is an annual event celebrated on the last Friday of October. It is a day to celebrate Mary Shelley's classic novel Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus, and its iconic monster.
The holiday was created in 1997 by Ryan MacCloskey of Westfield, New Jersey. MacCloskey chose the last Friday of October because it falls close to Halloween, and because he liked the alliteration of the name "Frankenstein Friday."
Frankenstein Friday is a great opportunity to learn more about Mary Shelley's novel and its impact on popular culture. The holiday is also a fun time to dress up as Frankenstein's monster or other characters from the novel.
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