Its Halfway Day! Jul 2, 2023

Today is Halfway Day, which means we are halfway through 2023! Halfway Day begins at noon on July 2 during a regular 365-day year, and at midnight on July 2 during a leap year—so this year, we"re celebrating at lunchtime.

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Today in History

Jul 2, 2018Keep watching the skies
Jul 2, 2019Sequential images of a total solar eclipse
Jul 2, 2020All Rhodes lead to the beach
Jul 2, 2021A meerkat stands alone
Jul 2, 2022Halfway Day
Jul 2, 2024The ruins of Italica, Andalusia, Spain
Jul 2, 2025Spine-cheeked anemonefish in Milne Bay, Papua New Guinea

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Apr 6, 2022Crested caracaras
Nov 17, 2019Remembering the Velvet Revolution
Oct 25, 2022 Park of the Monsters, Bomarzo, Italy
Sep 15, 2022Hispanic Heritage Month
Sep 26, 2020Wandering Watkins Glen
Mar 26, 2021The wild heart of Tasmania
May 17, 2021Happy Syttende Mai!
Jul 26, 2024Summer Olympics begin in Paris
Jul 25, 2019Jane’s Carousel delights
Jul 19, 2019A place fit for the gods
Jul 12, 2020A day to take a moment
Oct 18, 2018Fall comes to the Last Frontier
Mar 14, 2019Rocky mountain pi
Jan 20, 2022Penguin Awareness Day
Jan 7, 2023Yarn for Distaff Day
Jun 6, 2025Arromanches-les-Bains for the 81st anniversary of D-Day
Apr 23, 2023World Book Day
Dec 4, 2020Protecting wildlife today and tomorrow
Nov 15, 2018‘Ocian in view! O! The joy.’
Jul 13, 2025Iceland for International Rock Day
Oct 7, 2019From the mind of Frank Gehry
Jun 6, 2024The 80th anniversary of D-Day
Mar 26, 2024Vinh Hy Bay, Vietnam
Mar 10, 2018Johnston Canyon in Banff National Park, Alberta, Canada
Nov 2, 2023Death Valley National Park, California
Jun 18, 2020Boating on the Bojo
Jul 22, 2022Our Lady of the Rocks