Free Calendar For September 2021 Full Moon September

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Calendar for September 2021 & Full Moon September 2021

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September is the 9th month of the year and has 30 days. Season (Northern Hemisphere): Autumn

Full Moon September 2021

September 6:	September 13:	September 20:	September 28:

New Moon	1st Quarter	Full Moon	3rd Quarter

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Calendar for September 2021, Full Moon September 2021 and Holidays and observances September 2021

Calendar for September 2021, Full Moon September 2021 and Holidays and observances September 2021

Holidays and Observances in U.S

7: Labor Day

Holidays and Festivals around the World:

Labor Day
Grandparents Day
Patriot Day
Constitution Day and Week
Rosh Hashanah
Talk Like a Pirate Day
National Hispanic Heritage Month (Sep 15 through Oct 15)
National Potato Month
National Chicken Month
National Piano Month
National Biscuit Month

Fun Facts about September:

It is the first month of the Autumn or Fall season.
Constitution Week takes place during the month of September.
September in the Northern Hemisphere is similar to March in the Southern Hemisphere.
American college and professional football begins during the month of September.
Many kids begin the school year during this month.
Teacher’s Day is celebrated in India on September 5.
The Anglo-Saxons also called this month Gerst Monath meaning barley month. This is because they would harvest their barley crops during this month.
September is often associated with fire because it was the month of the Roman god Vulcan. Vulcan was the Roman god of fire and the forge.

History of September:

September was the seventh month of the original Roman calendar. This is where it got its name which means seventh. Later, when January and February were added to the calendar it became the ninth month.

When the British changed from the Julian calendar to the Gregorian calendar in 1752, they needed to adjust some days to get the seasons aligned with the months. They took 11 days from the month of September jumping directly from September 3rd to the 14th. Now it’s as if the days between September 3 and 13 during 1752 never happened in British history.