American Frog Day is celebrated on different dates each year at various locations across the United States. The event, initiated by Charles ‘Chuck’ Powell, focuses on the captive breeding and study of poison dart frogs and other amphibians. It serves as a gathering for hobbyists, conservationists, and scientists to exchange information, purchase supplies, and even acquire frogs. Additionally, American Frog Day acts as a fundraiser for conservation efforts aimed at protecting poison dart frogs, which are native to Central and South America. The event has expanded to include educational opportunities and discussions on amphibian research, making it a significant occasion for those interested in these remarkable animals. Anyone interested in hosting the event can reach out to one of the main coordinators to participate.