National Unicorn Day on April 9th each year celebrates the mythical horse-like creature with a single, pointed horn growing from the center of its forehead.

Unicorns have been a popular mythical creature since the Ancient Greek times when people believed they lived in exotic India. While they were once considered to be fierce, powerful animals, many now see them as a symbol of love, purity, enchantment, and magic. They also appear in many movies and cartoons as magical creatures. Both adults and children find a fascination with unicorns. They also continue to find their way into fantasy novels alongside other mythical creatures.

Did you know? Unicorns are the National animal of Scotland. This is something some Outlander fans know already.

HOW TO OBSERVE #NationalUnicornDay

There are serval ways to celebrate this fun day. Try these fun ideas:

• Make some brightly colored pancakes or cupcakes.  Decorate them with multicolored sprinkles or glitter.
• Bake cookies in the shape of unicorns.
• Watch a favorite movie including unicorns.
• Draw a picture of a unicorn or write a story about one.
• Read your favorite fantasy novel featuring unicorns.

Post photos on social media using #NationalUnicornDay

https://sassenachspirits.com/https://jensperspectiveblog.com/2021/03/27/international-whiskey-day-march-27/?preview=true&frame-nonce=b98c6dcdbcThe perfect follow up to National Tartan Day. As a Unicorn is the official animal of Scotland check out Scottish Heritage, and all things Scottish like Outlander or Men in Kilts. Don’t forget the pride of Scotish whiskey with brand’s like Sassanach.