Move Hollywood & Broadway to Lebanon, PA Day is observed annually on February 5 in Lebanon, Pennsylvania. The holiday raises questions about why major entertainment hubs like Hollywood and Broadway are located where they are and suggests they could be moved to Lebanon. The city, which serves as the county seat of Lebanon County, has a population of 25,477 and is known for its parks, including Coleman Memorial Park and Stoever's Dam Park, which offer various recreational activities. Lebanon is also famous for its bologna, which was invented there, and a unique New Year's Eve tradition involves dropping a 150-pound Lebanon bologna from a fire department ladder truck at midnight. The holiday was created by Thomas and Ruth Roy, who have lived in Lebanon, and reflects a whimsical desire to bring the glamour of Hollywood and Broadway to this small city.