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  1. www.calendardate.com › thanksgiving_2022Thanksgiving Day 2022 - Calendar Date

    Thanksgiving Day 2022 is on Thursday, November 24, a time for Americans to give thanks for the harvest and spend time with family and friends.

  2. www.calendar-12.com › holidays › thanksgivingThanksgiving Day 2022 - Calendar-12.com

    Thanksgiving Day in 2022 is on Thursday, November 24 (in the United States). Thanksgiving Day is an annual national holiday in the United States and Canada celebrating the harvest and other blessings of the past year.

  3. www.today.com › life › holidaysWhen is Thanksgiving? Here's the exact date for 2022 - TODAY

    This year, Thanksgiving will be celebrated on Thursday, November 24, 2022. True to tradition, it falls on the fourth Thursday of November. Looking ahead, Thanksgiving will fall on Thursday,...

  4. inews.co.uk › inews-lifestyle › thanksgiving-2022-when-dateWhen is Thanksgiving 2022? Meaning of US holiday, how it’s...

    Sep 30, 2022 · When is Thanksgiving 2022? In the US, Thanksgiving is traditionally celebrated on the fourth Thursday in November, which means that this year it falls on 24 November.

  5. www.timeanddate.com › holidays › usThanksgiving Day 2024 in the United States - timeanddate.com

    Thanksgiving Day is a day for people in the US to give thanks for what they have. Families and friends get together for a meal, which traditionally includes a roast turkey, stuffing, potatoes, vegetables, cranberry sauce, gravy, and pumpkin pie.

  6. www.romper.com › life › thanksgiving-2022-dateThanksgiving Day 2022: When It Is & The Origins Of The Holiday -...

    Oct 5, 2022 · Thanksgiving Day 2022 is on November 24, the last Thursday of the month. Learn about the history and traditions of this U.S. holiday, from the pilgrims and the Native Americans to the Constitution.

  7. nationaltoday.com › thanksgivinThanksgiving 2022 - Everything you need to know - National Today

    Nov 26, 2020 · America’s Thanksgiving holiday, born in the 1500s, mythologized in 1621, and observed even during the bleakest hours of the Civil War, now stands as one of the nation’s most anticipated and beloved days — celebrated each year on the fourth Thursday in November (November 28, 2024).