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Animal Pinatas
Dinosaur and Fish Pinatas
Fun Pinatas
Sport Pinatas
Traditional Pinatas
Seasonal & Specialty Pinatas
Mini Pinatas
Talking Pinata
Pinata Supplies
All About Pinatas
Seasonal and Holiday Calendar
Our Policies
Contact Us
Privacy Policy
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Pinata Palace - Your one-stop shopping place for party pinatas and mini pinatas.
Copyright 2004-2008 - a Moxie Enterprises Store, Arab, AL - All Rights Reserved
Pinata Palace - Your one-stop shopping place for party pinatas and mini pinatas.
Pinatas are the perfect addition to birthdays, anniversaries, holidays, parties of any kind, anywhere. Pinata Palace has attempted to put together a calendar of holidays and events worldwide. Please feel free to print it and use it to remind you of upcoming events. And if you want to celebrate just for the heck of it, use this calendar to help you find a reason! Then come back to Pinata Palace to get the perfect party pinata for the celebration.
Please let us know if we are missing any holidays or celebrations. We will be sure to add them.
Please let us know if we are missing any holidays or celebrations. We will be sure to add them.
2007 HOLIDAYS/CELEBRATIONS
New Year's Day: January 1
Shogatsu (Japanese New Years): January 1-3
Seijin no hi (Japanese Coming of Age): 2nd Monday of January
Three Kings Day (Dia de los Santos Reyes)(Epiphany): January 6
Martin Luther King, Jr's Birthday: Monday, January 15
Feast Day of de San Antonio de Abad: January 17
Muharram (Islamic New Year): January 20
January 26: Australia Day
Groundhog Day: Thursday, February 02
Dia de la Candelaria (or Candlemas): February 02
Tu BShevat (Jewish Arbor Day): February 3
Kenkoku Kinenbi (National Foundation Day, Japan): February 11
Lincoln's Birthday: February 12
Valentine's Day: February 14
Chinese New Year: February 18
President's Day: Monday, February 19
Mardi Gras: February 20
Ash Wednesday: February 21
Washington's Birthday: February 22
Carnaval (Mexico): February 23-28, 2006
Flag Day (Mexico): February 24
World Day of Prayer: March 02
Hina matsur (Dolls Festival): March 03
Purim (Begins at Sundown*): March 04
International Womens Day: March 08
White Day (Japan): March 14
St. Patrick's Day: March 17
San Jose (Fathers Day Spain): March 19
Spring Equinox: March 21
Baha'i New Year (Naw Ruz): March 21
Feast of Annunciation: March 25
Semana Santa (Mexico) Holy week that ends Lent
Palm Sunday: April 1
April Fool's Day: April 1
Tree Planting Day (China): April 1
Passover (Begins at Sundown*): April 3 -10
Good Friday: April 6
Easter: April 8
Orthodox/Greek Easter: Sunday, April 8
Easter Monday: April 9
Earth Day: April 22
Arbor Day: April 27
Showa Day (Showa no hi, Japan): April 29
International Labor Day (May Day): May 01
Holy Cross Day: May 03
Japanese Constitution Day: May 03
Greenery Day (Midori no hi, Japan): May 03
Youth Day (China): May 04
Cinco de Mayo: May 05
Childrens Day (Japan/Korea): May 05
Mother's Day (Mexico): May 10
Wesak Day: May 12
Mothers Day: May 14
Declaration of the Bαb (Baha'i holiday): May 23
Ascension of Baha'u'llah (Baha'i holiday): May 29
Memorial Day: Monday, May 28
Childrens Day (China): June 1
Shavuot (Begins at Sundown*): June 2
Father's Day: Sunday, June 11
Flag Day: June 14
Juneteenth: June 19
Emancipation Day: June 20
Summer Solstice (First Day of Summer): June 21
St. John the Baptist Day (Mexico): June 24
St. Peter & St. Paul Day: June 29
Canada Day: July 1
US Independence Day: July 4
Martyrdom of the Bab (Baha'i holiday): July 9
Bastille Day: July 14
Umi no hi Ocean Day, Japan: 3rd Monday of July
Santiago: July 25
Assumption Day (Italy): August 15
Labor Day: Monday, September 3
Rosh Hashanah (Begins at Sundown*): September 13-14
Ramadan: Begins 9/13/2006 (through 10/13)
Mexican Independence Day: September 16
Keiro no hi Respect for the Aged Day, Japan: 3rd Monday of September
Yom Kippur (Begins at Sundown*): September 22
Autumn Equinox (Shubun no hi, Japan): September 23
Sukkot (Begins at Sundown*): September 27
Columbus Day Observed: October 8
Thanksgiving (Canada): October 8
Dia de la Raza, October 12
Boss Day: October 16
Birth of the Bab (Baha'i holiday): October 20
Sweetest Day: October 20
Deepavali (Festival of Lights): October 21
Halloween: October 31
Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead): November 1
All Saint's Day: November 1
All Soul's Day: November 2
Bunka no hi (Culture Day, Japan): November 03
Eid al-Fitr: November 4
Guy Fawkes Day: November 5
Veterans Day: November 12
Birth of Baha'u'llah (Baha'i holiday): November 12
Seven-Five-Three (Japan, celebrating children): November 15
Mexican Revolution Day: November 20
Thanksgiving Day (US): Thursday, November 22
Japans Thanksgiving Day: November 23
World Aids Day: December 1
Day Without Art: December 1
Chanukah (Begins at Sundown*): December 5
Bodhi Day: December 8
Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary: December 8
Dia de Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe: December 12
Las Posadas: December 16
First Day of Winter: December 22
Emperors Birthday (tenno no tanjobi, Japan) : December 23
Christmas Eve: December 24
Christmas Day/Navidad: December 25
Kwanzaa: December 26
Boxing Day: December 26
St. Stephens Day: December 26
New Year's Eve: December 31
Shogatsu (Japanese New Years): January 1-3
Seijin no hi (Japanese Coming of Age): 2nd Monday of January
Three Kings Day (Dia de los Santos Reyes)(Epiphany): January 6
Martin Luther King, Jr's Birthday: Monday, January 15
Feast Day of de San Antonio de Abad: January 17
Muharram (Islamic New Year): January 20
January 26: Australia Day
Groundhog Day: Thursday, February 02
Dia de la Candelaria (or Candlemas): February 02
Tu BShevat (Jewish Arbor Day): February 3
Kenkoku Kinenbi (National Foundation Day, Japan): February 11
Lincoln's Birthday: February 12
Valentine's Day: February 14
Chinese New Year: February 18
President's Day: Monday, February 19
Mardi Gras: February 20
Ash Wednesday: February 21
Washington's Birthday: February 22
Carnaval (Mexico): February 23-28, 2006
Flag Day (Mexico): February 24
World Day of Prayer: March 02
Hina matsur (Dolls Festival): March 03
Purim (Begins at Sundown*): March 04
International Womens Day: March 08
White Day (Japan): March 14
St. Patrick's Day: March 17
San Jose (Fathers Day Spain): March 19
Spring Equinox: March 21
Baha'i New Year (Naw Ruz): March 21
Feast of Annunciation: March 25
Semana Santa (Mexico) Holy week that ends Lent
Palm Sunday: April 1
April Fool's Day: April 1
Tree Planting Day (China): April 1
Passover (Begins at Sundown*): April 3 -10
Good Friday: April 6
Easter: April 8
Orthodox/Greek Easter: Sunday, April 8
Easter Monday: April 9
Earth Day: April 22
Arbor Day: April 27
Showa Day (Showa no hi, Japan): April 29
International Labor Day (May Day): May 01
Holy Cross Day: May 03
Japanese Constitution Day: May 03
Greenery Day (Midori no hi, Japan): May 03
Youth Day (China): May 04
Cinco de Mayo: May 05
Childrens Day (Japan/Korea): May 05
Mother's Day (Mexico): May 10
Wesak Day: May 12
Mothers Day: May 14
Declaration of the Bαb (Baha'i holiday): May 23
Ascension of Baha'u'llah (Baha'i holiday): May 29
Memorial Day: Monday, May 28
Childrens Day (China): June 1
Shavuot (Begins at Sundown*): June 2
Father's Day: Sunday, June 11
Flag Day: June 14
Juneteenth: June 19
Emancipation Day: June 20
Summer Solstice (First Day of Summer): June 21
St. John the Baptist Day (Mexico): June 24
St. Peter & St. Paul Day: June 29
Canada Day: July 1
US Independence Day: July 4
Martyrdom of the Bab (Baha'i holiday): July 9
Bastille Day: July 14
Umi no hi Ocean Day, Japan: 3rd Monday of July
Santiago: July 25
Assumption Day (Italy): August 15
Labor Day: Monday, September 3
Rosh Hashanah (Begins at Sundown*): September 13-14
Ramadan: Begins 9/13/2006 (through 10/13)
Mexican Independence Day: September 16
Keiro no hi Respect for the Aged Day, Japan: 3rd Monday of September
Yom Kippur (Begins at Sundown*): September 22
Autumn Equinox (Shubun no hi, Japan): September 23
Sukkot (Begins at Sundown*): September 27
Columbus Day Observed: October 8
Thanksgiving (Canada): October 8
Dia de la Raza, October 12
Boss Day: October 16
Birth of the Bab (Baha'i holiday): October 20
Sweetest Day: October 20
Deepavali (Festival of Lights): October 21
Halloween: October 31
Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead): November 1
All Saint's Day: November 1
All Soul's Day: November 2
Bunka no hi (Culture Day, Japan): November 03
Eid al-Fitr: November 4
Guy Fawkes Day: November 5
Veterans Day: November 12
Birth of Baha'u'llah (Baha'i holiday): November 12
Seven-Five-Three (Japan, celebrating children): November 15
Mexican Revolution Day: November 20
Thanksgiving Day (US): Thursday, November 22
Japans Thanksgiving Day: November 23
World Aids Day: December 1
Day Without Art: December 1
Chanukah (Begins at Sundown*): December 5
Bodhi Day: December 8
Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary: December 8
Dia de Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe: December 12
Las Posadas: December 16
First Day of Winter: December 22
Emperors Birthday (tenno no tanjobi, Japan) : December 23
Christmas Eve: December 24
Christmas Day/Navidad: December 25
Kwanzaa: December 26
Boxing Day: December 26
St. Stephens Day: December 26
New Year's Eve: December 31
"I just wanted to let you know that I received the pinata today and it is way cool!! The kids love it!!! Thank you for the quick email response and shipping!!! I will recommend you to all my friends and I will be sure to purchase from you again!!!!"
D.F.
D.F.
"Thanks so much for all of the advice. We have the pinatas hanging in our office waiting for our son's one year old b-day party and he already laughs every time he sees them. They're so cute. Thanks again for everything. I'm sure we'll be in contact in the future."
Jenni
Jenni
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