National Bomb Pop Day is observed every year on the last Thursday of June, celebrating the iconic Bomb Pop ice pop brand. This holiday originated in 2005 to mark the 50th anniversary of the treat, which was invented on July 30, 1955, by James S. Merritt and D. S. Abernathy during the Cold War era. The Bomb Pop, known for its red, white, and blue colors resembling the American flag, is produced by Wells Enterprises, which acquired the brand after Merritt Foods closed in 1991. To participate in the celebration, people are encouraged to enjoy Bomb Pops and share their experiences on social media using the hashtag #NationalBombPopDay. The day is a perfect opportunity for gatherings, where friends can taste and rank various Bomb Pop flavors.
Last Thursday of June: Bomb Pop Day (United States)
Days
- Second Thursday in September: MPN Awareness Day
- Second Thursday of September: R U OK? Day (Australia)
- Second Thursday in September: Stand Up Against Bullying Day (Canada)
- First Thursday and Friday in September: Engineer's Day (Tanzania)
- Thursday before bank holiday weekend: Burger Day (United Kingdom)
- Last Thursday of August: Baltic Sea Day (Finland)
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