Abigail Day is celebrated on December 27 each year as a time to appreciate all individuals named Abigail. The name Abigail, derived from the Hebrew name ‘Avigail,’ means ‘my father’s joy’ and has historical roots in the Old Testament, particularly in the story of David and Nabal. Although primarily a female given name, it has also been used for boys and as a surname. The name has maintained its popularity in the U.S., consistently appearing in the top ten list of girl names, with 7,817 baby girls named Abigail in 2020 alone. Celebrating Abigail Day involves recognizing and honoring the Abigails in our lives, reflecting a broader appreciation for the name's significance and history.