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of Heritage Temecula, California Volume 20 Issue 1 Chairpersons/Committees Welcome-Kathy Benson & Pam Parker Bingo-Jim Palmieri Bunco-Kathy & Dan Colby Carport Sale-Dan Colby & Karen Kist Bible Study-Lois Bergman & Debra Waterbury Communication-Dan Colby Library-Debra Waterbury & Lois Bergman Veterans-Lois Bergman & Kathy Benson Tattler Coordinator Mary Bergman bergie10@hotmail.com

Clubhouse Office Phone Number 951-676-5113 In An Emergency – 877-786-6048

It takes a village - and we (all residents) are the Villagers!

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U.S. Trivia

United States Famous Vacation Destinations Trivia Answers on Page 18 1. In which state can you stroll through the Charleston Historic District?

A. Kansas B. South Carolina C. California D. Ohio 2. Which lake in California is known for its crystal-clear, blue water?

A. Lake Tahoe B. Big Bear Lake C. Tulare Lake D. Lake Calero 3. In which bay is the famous island of Alcatraz?

A. Topeka Bay B. San Francisco Bay C. Augusta Bay

D. Little Rock Bay

4. Which city in the U.S. is known for its Mardi Gras celebrations?

A. New Orleans B. New York City C. Miami D. Los Angeles 5. Whose Vineyard is a popular tourist island in Massachusetts?

A. Martha’s B. Hannah’s C. Katie’s D. Susan’s 6. What is the state nickname of Hawaii?

A. Kamehameha’s Kingdom B. The Far Away Paradise C. The Aloha State D. The Garden of Eden 7. Niagara Falls is in New York and which Canadian province?

A. Alberta B. Quebec C. Ontario D. Manitoba 8. What park is home to more than half the world’s geysers?

A. Yellowstone B. Zion C. Yosemite D. Everglades 9. Which of these is a Ski Resort in Colorado?

A. Telluride B. Whiteface C. Seven Springs 10. Which of these mountains is in Alaska?

A. Mount McKinley B. Mount Elbert C. Mount Hood D. Grand Teton

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D. Killington

Come to the Villagers’ party or breakfast/brunch the month of your birthday and you will receive a coupon for a free Villager breakfast.

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Debra Waterbury

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May 4

Annie Dale

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May Fun Facts

May 5

Charlene LeBlanc

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The grandest horse race in the world, The Kentucky Derby, takes place on the first Saturday in May every year.

May 13 Daniel Flores

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May 14 David Alzofon

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May 15 Debra Dool

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May 15 Wendy Forney

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May 19 Anna Hansberry

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May 23 Lydia Edwards

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May 23 Mary Vicchrilli

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May 24 Hiep Do

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May 24 Darryl Blair

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May 25 Lynette Foley

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May 25 Cheryl Wilson

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May 27 Rocky Ford

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May 27 Gina

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May 31 Margie Estrada

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May 31 David Shore

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The Old English name for the fifth month of the year is primlice, which translates to “three milkings.” Apparently, due to the abundance of fresh grass in May, cows could be milked three times a day.

May 4th is widely hailed as Star Wars Day, a play on the popular line, “May the Force be with you.” Did you know the famous phrase is said in each of the Star Wars movies, but it has only been uttered 24 times in total during the Star Wars franchise? It’s really not as many as you’d think!

If your birthday is not listed or is incorrect, please contact Kathy Benson, Space 97 at (951) 743-3773 or klbenson97@gmail.com 5

The Villagers extend a warm welcome to Connie and Steve Bagley who are living in the newly renovated Space 56.

Connie was born in Inglewood,CA and has lived in California, Texas, North Carolina and Oklahoma. Steven was born in Decatur, Illinois.

Connie and Steve’s immediate family includes 4 children, 7 grandchildren, and 2 dogs.

Connie has a Master of Science degree and is a Nurse Practitioner still working parttime. Steve has a Master of Education degree and worked as an Education Executive.

He is now retired.

Their hobbies and interests are gardening, reading, and wine. So I would say Temecula and Wine Country is the perfect place for them to be.

We are happy to have them as part of our little community. We invite them to join in any of our community activities and events.

Laura Ingalls Wilder once said, “There is nothing in the world so good as good neighbors.”

All of us have experienced what it’s like to live in a community. Enjoy the following funny quips about neighbors…

bring her some fresh-baked cookies when they’re ready.’ I informed my 6-year-old that we weren’t baking any cookies today and she said, ‘Oh, I guess we kinda have to now, don’t we?’ Diabolical”

“A truck is here to cut a giant tree down in my neighbor’s yard, so now my husband has to cancel all his plans and stand by the window for the next 2 hours.”

“It’s so rude when my neighbors are arguing, but not loud enough for me to understand what they’re saying.”

“Mr. Rogers did not adequately prepare me for the people in my neighborhood.”

“My neighbor is always yelling at his son, Patrick. Like every day he is yelling for him to come inside. Tonight I heard him say, ‘Patrick!

Do NOT eat that dead squirrel!’ Turns out my neighbor has a dog named Patrick.”

“The older you get, the more annoyed you become when an unfamiliar car drives down your street.”

“Guys night out, but it’s me and my neighbor rolling out our garbage bins at the same time.”

“I have lived next to the same guy for 3 years.

Thought his name was Steve. I call him Steve.

His name is Steve in my phone. I’ve been to his apartment. We’ve had dinner.

His name is Brian. His dog is Steve.”

“My 6-year-old just got back from visiting our elderly neighbor and said, ‘I told her we’d 6

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Villagers’ Meeting

Wednesday May 6th 1 p.m.

Tacos are $1 each OR play corn hole or ladder ball and tacos are free.

Sign up in the library

by May 4th

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Memorial Day Observance Monday, May 25, 2026

10:30 a.m.

At the Flagpole Hot Dog Lunch following

in the clubhouse Memorial Day is a holiday honoring those who have died while serving in the country’s armed forces. It originated during the American Civil War when citizens placed flowers on the graves of those who had been killed in battle. The first national observance was in 1868. In 1971, it became a federal holiday. The day is observed by visits to cemeteries, where flags and other items are placed on the graves of veterans.

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“America’s Firsts” Oklahoma to Hawaii We have reached the end of “it happened here first” for our 50 states. This month includes (in order of statehood) the last 5 states on our list.

46th – Oklahoma – November 16, 1907 OK introduced the first parking meter. The rise in the popularity of automobiles created a parking problem in some cities. Oklahoma City, for example, had so many people driving new cars into town, and they all needed someplace to park. With few spaces available, people would park their cars, oh, just anywhere. Carl C. Magee was allowed to set up his mechanical invention, a thing called the Park-O-Meter, in a small area of the city. Starting on July 16, 1935, these Park-OMeters sold drivers an hour of streetside parking for 5 cents. The result not only limited the number of vehicles parked on the street, but forced people to either give up their spot to another driver within an hour or pony up another nickel.

And of course, it raised a bit of money – given enough time, parking meters paid for themselves.

47th – New Mexico – January 6, 1912 NM tests the first atomic bomb. This occurred at 5:30 a.m. on July 16, 1945, just west of Alamogordo, on what is now the White Sands Missile Range. The plutonium test explosion, codenamed Trinity, was reported by people up to 200 miles away, though the true cause of the blast was kept under wraps until after the bombing of Hiroshima on August 6.

48th – Arizona – February 14, 1912 AZ tests the world’s first McDonald’s drivethrough. If you enjoy relaxing in your car at the drive-through, you have David Rich and soldier shenanigans to thank. Soldiers from Fort Huachuca, near Sierra Vista, were barred from

appearing in public in their uniforms after some risqué behavior in the city’s red-light district cast the U.S. military in a negative light. In January 1975, David Rich, a McDonald’s manager, cut a person-sized hole in the wall of his franchise in Sierra Vista and used it to serve customers from their cars. Because being inside a vehicle didn’t qualify as “being in public,” soldiers could stop at the drive-through and pick up a meal with no outfit change required.

49th – Alaska – January 3, 1959 AK boasts the first midnight baseball game. For baseball buffs, May 24, 1935, is an important date: It was that evening at Cincinnati’s Crosley field that the first Major League Baseball game was played under permanent lights. But Cincinnati’s got nothing on Fairbanks, Alaska. Since 1906, a baseball game has kicked off at Growden Memorial Park late at night, finishing up early the next morning. What’s more – it’s played without any artificial light. How do they achieve this feat? The game occurs on the summer solstice, and Fairbanks is so far north that, though the sun does dip below the horizon for a while, it never gets too dark to play. The Midnight Sun Game is an annual tradition in Fairbanks.

50th – Hawaii – August 21, 1959 HI bans billboards statewide. To protect its scenic beauty, Hawaii took a stand. In 1927, it became the first U.S. state to ban billboards with only a few exceptions, including signs promoting voting, signs authorized by the University of Hawaii “on any scoreboard of any stadium owned by the university,” and informative signs posted by public officers.

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1. People buy lots of flowers on Mother’s Day. What are the other two holidays that have the most flower sales?

2. Aside from cards and flowers, what’s another popular gift for Mom? 3. What are the most popular activities to do on Mother’s Day? 4. How likely is it that a woman will give birth to multiple babies at one time?

5. What is the most common birthdate in the year?

6. What is the least common birthdate in the year?

7. What is the highest number of children one woman has birthed in total?

8. What has been the heaviest human baby ever born?

9. What has been the smallest human baby ever born?

10. What is the average age women are first becoming mothers?

11. How old was the oldest woman to ever give birth? (Not including the Old Testament) 12. What happens when a fetus hears his/her mother’s voice?

7. 69 children to Mrs. Feodor Vassilyev of Russia between 1725 and 1765.

6. December 25th 5. September 9th 4. Just over 3%. (3 out of 100) About 97% of these are twins.

12. The heart rate has been shown to increase or decrease when hearing the maternal voice 11. 74 in 2019 10. About 26 years old

8. Signora Carmelina Fedele in Aversa, Italy 1. Valentine’s Day & Christmas/Hanukkah gave birth to her son in 1955. He weighed 22 2. Jewelry or spa/beauty salons pounds 8 ounces.

3. Go to church (Mother’s Day ranks third 9. Kwek Yu Xuan was just 7.47 ounces when behind Christmas and Easter), anything that involves spending time with Mom or service she was born in Singapore in 2020 (the weight industries like beauty salons, restaurants, etc. of an apple).

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Villagers’ Meeting Taco Party

Wednesday, May 6 1 p.m. in the Clubhouse Sign up in the Library by May 4

Mondays 6:30 p.m.

Bible Study Tuesdays 9:30 a.m. in the Clubhouse

Bunco

Wednesdays 9:30 a.m.

Clubhouse

Fridays 6:30 p.m.

Chair Tai Chi for Seniors Tuesdays 11 - 11:30 a.m.

Memorial Day

Monday, May 25 10:30 a.m.

At the Flagpole Hot Dog Lunch to follow

June Tattler Submissions Due Friday May 8th

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Penny’s Page Penny

Text (951-297-1460) or email (bergie10@ hotmail.com) pictures of your pet for future Tattlers.

Bowtie Space 45 & 41 2004 - 2015

William

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What to Know about Vinegar Weed Killer Everyone hates weeds. If you walk down the gardening aisle at your local nursery or big box store, you will see all sorts of weed killers to choose from. Homemade concoctions for killing weeds are popular, too. Natural weed killer made with household vinegar have become especially popular. But if you just fill a bottle with regular vinegar from under your sink and start spraying weeds, you’re going to be disappointed.

If you’re going to use vinegar as a weed killer, there are a few things you need to know first: DON’T USE HOUSEHOLD VINEGAR. The typical household vinegar is great for cleaning and may work on small, very young weeds, but it’s not strong enough to kill larger, older weeds. White vinegar usually contains five percent acetic acid. To kill weeds, you’ll need something stronger. There are horticultural vinegars that are 20 percent acetic acid. Some come premixed and ready to use, which is probably the easiest way to go. However, that’s particularly strong, so if you’re going to use it, wear gloves and eye protection.

WHAT TO KNOW ABOUT VINEGAR WEED KILLER: •

If you decide to use vinegar, there are a few things that you need to keep in mind.

Vinegar does not kill the roots of a plant.

Vinegar-based herbicides will only kill annual weeds, not perennials. Because it’s a contact herbicide, it only kills the parts of the plant it touches. Vinegar is a chemical, so treat it as such. That means you’ll need safety gear for handling the herbicidal versions with 20 percent or more acetic acid.

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Vinegar can kill the plants you don’t want to harm, so be careful where you spray it.

Don’t use it on a windy day either.

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Do more research to keep yourself safe.

Concentrated vinegar is strong and can be harmful to skin and eyes. Wear gloves, eye protection and a mask to avoid injury.

HOW TO MAKE YOUR OWN VINEGAR WEED KILLER: Beyond the vinegar, you’ll also need dish soap, salt and a spray bottle. The acetic acid in vinegar and the salt work to break down the plant’s cell walls, causing it to dry up.

The dish soap helps break down the outer coat of the plant (cuticle), which helps the vinegar do its thing.

DIY WEED KILLER RECIPE: One gallon vinegar • One ounce dish soap • One cup salt • Plastic spray bottle Mix the vinegar, salt and soap together; pour into a spray bottle and spray directly onto weeds.

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Apply on a sunny day with no wind. The sun helps the vinegar dry out the weed. Waiting for a windless day also means your spray won’t inadvertently land on other plants.

There’s still nothing more effective than pulling them out by hand, root and all. It’s a little easier to do after it rains. And for the really stubborn ones, you can dig them out with a garden hoe.

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U.S. TRIVIA ANSWERS FROM PAGE 3 1 - B. South Carolina 2 - A. Lake Tahoe 3 - B. San Francisco Bay 4 - A. New Orleans 5 - A. Martha’s 6 - C. The Aloha State 7 - C. Ontario 8 - A. Yellowstone 9 - A. Telluride 10 - A. Mount McKinley

SECRET MESSAGE FROM PAGE 7 A CAT IS THE ONLY REAL LOVE MONEY CAN BUY

BALLO *Answer below

CEREAL SLOGAN ANSWERS FROM PAGE 16 1 - S. Frosted Flakes 2 - T. Lucky Charms 3 - K. Rice Krispies 4 - R. Froot Loops 5 - J. Cap’n Crunch 6 - M. Honey Nut Cheerios 7 - O. Apple Jacks 8 - N. Wheaties 9 - L. Raisin Bran 10 - Q. Cinnamon Toast Crunch 11 - D. Frosted Mini-Wheats 12 - A. Kix 13 - C. Life Cereal 14 - F. Crispix 15 - G. Chex 16 - B. Count Chocula 17 - I. Fruity Pebbles 18 - H. Golden Grahams 19 - P. Nuts & Honey 20 - E. Franken Berry

REBUS PUZZLE ANSWERS FROM PAGE 17 1 - Flash in the pan 2 - Tickled pink 3 - Less is more 4 - The dark side 5 - Think outside the box 6 - Top dog 7 - Fed up 8 - One in a million 9 - Under the weather 10 - Shot in the dark

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Famous Names

Ancient Texting Across 1. C.E.O.’s degree 4. Thickness 7. “Field of Dreams” setting 9. Ashtabula’s lake 10. Rocky peaks 11. Electric unit 12. Bewilder 14. Craving 15. Pakistani port 19. Delhi wrap 20. A long, long time 22. Entreaty 23. Dapper fellow

ANGELL ANNAN ARAFAT ASSER BELO BRANTING BRIDE CECIL CHAMBERLAIN CORRIGAN EBADI ELBARADEI FRIED GORE HENDERSON HULL HUME JOUHAUX KING KYI

LANGE MONETA MOTT MYRDAL NANSEN OSSIETZKY PASSY PIRE RABIN ROBLES ROOSEVELT ROOT SADAT SATO TUM TUTU WALESA WIESEL WILSON YUNUS

24. “Absolutely!”

25. ___ v. Wade

9. Expressed 13. Oolong, for one

Down 1. Cambridge sch.

15. Cabbagelike vegetable

2. Thundering noise

16. Mars, to the Greeks

3. Not straight

17. Part of a day

4. Fac. member

18. Prefix with China

5. Easter flower

19. 007, for one

6. “Are we there ___?”

21. Bishop’s jurisdiction

8. Present-day Iraq

The headline is a clue to the answer in the diagonal.

May Sudoku How to solve sudoku puzzles No math is required to solve a sudoku. You only need logic and patience.

Simply make sure that each 3x3 square region has only one instance of the numbers 1-9.

Similarly, each number can only

appear once in a column or row in the larger grid. The difficulty on this puzzle is easy.

TRIVIA TEASER

QUOTES

1 Which First Lady collaborated with her pet springer spaniel to write the best selling book "Millie's Book"? a-Hillary Clinton, b-Laura Bush, c-Barbara Bush, d-Eleanor Roosevelt.

If criticism is mistaken or mean-spirited, rise above it. Maintain the high ground when you're under fire. No victory is worth winning at the expense of picking up the mud that has been slung at you and throwing it back.

Rubel Shelly

First Ladies

2 What was the real first name of Lady Bird Johnson? a-Claudia, b-Merle, c-Katherine, d-Mary.

3 Which First Lady gave a tour of the White House for a TV program, earning a special Emmy Award? a-Nancy Reagan, b-Laura Bush, c-Jackie Kennedy, d-Bess Truman.

4 Which First Lady worked as a professional dancer with the Martha Graham Company? a-Michelle Obama, b-Betty Ford, c-Laura Bush, d-Nancy Reagan.

5 Which First Lady met her future husband at Stanford University where she was the only female geology major? a-Frances Folsom Cleveland, b-Caroline Harrison, c-Julia Tyler, d-Lou Hoover.

6 The wife of which President was nicknamed "Lemonade Lucy" because she refused to allow hard liquor to be served at the White House? a-John K. Polk, b-John Tyler, c-Rutherford B. Hayes, d-Chester Arthur.

7 Which first name was shared by the wife of Theodore Roosevelt and the second wife of Woodrow Wilson? a-Harriet, b-Nellie, c-Edith, d-Sarah.

8 Barbara Bush's maiden name was the same as the surname of which President? a-Woodrow Wilson, b-Calvin Coolidge, c-John Kennedy, d-Franklin Pierce.

9 Jill Biden made history as the first First Lady to hold a paying job outside the White House while her husband served as President. What did she do? a-Practiced law, b-Taught English at a community college, c-Worked as a hospital administrator, d-Ran a nonprofit organization.

10 Melania Trump was the first foreign-born First Lady since Louisa Adams, who was born in London in 1775. In which country was Melania Trump born? a-Hungary, b-Austria, c-Czech Republic, d-Slovenia.

Most people never run far enough on their first wind to find out if they've got a second. Give all you've got and you'll be amazed at the energy that comes out of you.

William James We act as though comfort and luxury were the chief requirements of life, when all that we need to make us really happy is something to be enthusiastic about.

Charles Kingsley Life is like a ten-speed bike. Most of us have gears we never use.

Charles M. Schultz I will waste not even a precious second today in anger or hate or jealousy or selfishness. I know that the seeds I sow I will harvest, because every action good or bad, is always followed by an equal reaction. I will plant only good seeds this day.

Og Mandino Optimism is essential to achievement and it is also the foundation of courage and of true progress.

Nicholas Murray Often people attempt to live their lives backwards. They try to have more things, or more money, in order to do more of what they want so they will be happier.

The way it actually works is the reverse.

You must first be who you really are, then, do what you need to do in order to have what you want.

Margaret Young Never miss a chance to keep your mouth shut.

Robert Newton Peck

The Lighter Side

Are you glad you asked?

The professor of a contract law class asked, "If you were to give someone an orange, how would you go about it?"

A student said, "Here's an orange."

"No!" the outraged professor said.

"Think like a lawyer!"

"Okay, I'd say, 'I hereby give and convey to you all and singular, my estate and interests, right, claim, title, and advantages of and in, said orange, together with its rind, juice, pulp, and seeds, and all rights and advantages with full power to bite, cut, freeze and otherwise eat the same or give the same away, with or without the pulp, juice, rind or seeds, herein before or hereinafter or in any deed or deeds, instruments of whatever nature or kind whatsoever to the contrary in anywise notwithstanding ...'"

Dirty magazines A Marine husband called home to tell his wife he would be late. He said dirty magazines had been discovered in the platoon's quarters and they had to discipline the whole squad.

She launched into a tirade, arguing that many men had pictures hanging in their quarters at their previous post, so his new platoon should not be penalized for something so trivial.

The husband calmly listened to her gripes and then explained, "Dirty magazines: The clips from their rifles had not been cleaned."

Answers to 'First Ladies 1-c, Barbara Bush 2-a, Claudia 3-c, Jackie Kennedy 4-b, Betty Ford 5-d, Lou Hoover 6c, Rutherford B.Hayes 7-c, Edith 8-d, Franklin Pierce 9-b, Jill Biden continued teaching English at Northern Virginia Community College throughout Joe Biden's presidency.

10-d, Melania was born in Novo Mesto, Slovenia, then part of Yugoslavia

May 2026 Calendar Awareness Months ADOPT-A-HORSE MONTH ASTHMA AWARENESS MONTH. lung.org/asthma CELIAC DISEASE AWARENESS MONTH. nationalceliac.org FIBROMYALGIA EDUCATION AND AWARENESS MONTH GARDENING FOR WILDLIFE MONTH. nwf.org GLOBAL EMPLOYEE HEALTH AND FITNESS MONTH. gehfm.org JEWISH-AMERICAN HERITAGE MONTH MENTAL HEALTH MONTH. mentalhealthamerica.net/may MOTORCYCLE SAFETY MONTH NATIONAL ARTHRITIS AWARENESS MONTH. arthritis.org NATIONAL FOSTER CARE MONTH NATIONAL PHYSICAL FITNESS AND SPORTS MONTH OLDER AMERICANS MONTH. Champion Your Health SKIN CANCER AWARENESS MONTH. aad.org

Events 1, LEI DAY. Hawaii.

1, MAY DAY / INTERNATIONAL WORKERS' DAY. 1, FLOWER MOON. The first of two full moons in May 2026, at 1:23 PM ET. So called

by Native American tribes of New England and the Great Lakes because by this time of year, flowers are everywhere.

1, BUDDHA PURNIMA (Vaishakha Purnima).

Hindu and Buddhist observance of a sacred full moon day.

1, PESACH SHENI (Second Passover). Jewish observance.

2, KENTUCKY DERBY. Churchill Downs, Louisville, KY. 152nd running. kentuckyderby.com 3, FIVE BORO BIKE TOUR. New York, NY. bike.nyc 3, WORLD PRESS FREEDOM DAY. 3-9, NATIONAL PET WEEK. 4, STAR WARS DAY. "May the Fourth Be With You." 4, METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART COSTUME INSTITUTE BENEFIT (MET GALA). Theme: "Costume Art." metmuseum.org

4-5, LAG B'OMER. Jewish observance.

4-8, TEACHER APPRECIATION WEEK. pta.org 4-10, BE KIND TO ANIMALS WEEK. americanhumane.org 5, CINCO DE MAYO. Mexican national holiday recognizing the anniversary of the Battle of Puebla in 1862.

5, NATIONAL TEACHER APPRECIATION DAY. 6, NATIONAL NURSES DAY. Beginning of National Nurses Week.

6-12, NATIONAL NURSES WEEK. nursingworld.org 7, NATIONAL DAY OF PRAYER. (First Thursday in May.) 8, WORLD RED CROSS AND RED CRESCENT DAY. 8, VE DAY. 81st anniversary of Victory in Europe Day (1945).

9, MILITARY SPOUSE APPRECIATION DAY. 9, LETTER CARRIERS STAMP OUT HUNGER FOOD DRIVE. 34th annual. nalc.org 10, MOTHER'S DAY. 10, INTERNATIONAL MIGRATORY BIRD DAY. 10-16, NATIONAL POLICE WEEK. aphf.org 10-16, NATIONAL TRANSPORTATION WEEK. 10-16, NATIONAL STUTTERING AWARENESS WEEK. stutteringhelp.org or tartamudez. org in Spanish.

11-17, PGA CHAMPIONSHIP. Aronimink Golf Club, Newtown Square, PA. 108th. pgachampionship.com 11-17, NATIONAL FAMILY WEEK. 12, INTERNATIONAL NURSES DAY. Birthday of Florence Nightingale.

12-23, CANNES FILM FESTIVAL. Cannes, France. 79th annual. festival-cannes.com 14, ASCENSION OF THE LORD. 40 days after Easter.

14, JAMESTOWN DAY. Jamestown Settlement and Historic Jamestown, Williamsburg, VA. Marking 419th anniversary of its founding. historyisfun.org 15, PEACE OFFICERS MEMORIAL DAY. 15, ENDANGERED SPECIES DAY. endangered.org 16, ARMED FORCES DAY. (Third Saturday in May.) 16, PREAKNESS STAKES. Laurel Park, Laurel, MD. 151st running. Temporarily relocated from Pimlico Race Course during renovation. preakness.com

16-22, NATIONAL SAFE BOATING WEEK. safeboatingcouncil.org 17, WORLD HYPERTENSION DAY. 18, INTERNATIONAL MUSEUM DAY. icom.museum 20, WORLD BEE DAY. 20, NATIONAL EMPLOYEE HEALTH AND FITNESS DAY. (Third Wednesday in May.) gehfm.org 20, NATIONAL RESCUE DOG DAY. 21-23, SHAVUOT (Festival of Weeks). Jewish holiday commemorating the giving of the Torah at Mount Sinai.

22, NATIONAL MARITIME DAY. 22-June 7, SPOLETO FESTIVAL USA. Charleston, SC. spoletousa.org 23, INTERNATIONAL WORLD TURTLE DAY. worldturtleday.org 23-June 7, PORTLAND ROSE FESTIVAL. (Weekends and Memorial Day.) Portland, OR. rosefestival.org 24, PENTECOST. Christian observance, 50 days after Easter.

24, INDIANAPOLIS 500-MILE RACE. Indianapolis, IN. 110th running. indy500.com 25, MEMORIAL DAY. Federal holiday honoring those who have died in battle.

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