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Many restaurants and shops pay tribute to veterans every Veterans Day.Getty
This year marks the 100th anniversary of the end of the First World War. November 11, 1908, the day of the armistice is known, the day the hostilities ceased. In 1954, Armistice Day was renamed Veterans Day to celebrate the service rendered to all veterans. Today, Veterans Day is celebrated as a national holiday. The official date is November 11, 2018. However, this year, it is recognized by the federal government on November 12, 2018. Good news for all the military, past and present, because many places celebrate the Veterans Day on the 11th, 12 or both!
Veterans Day celebrations include ceremonies, parades, speeches and community events. Many restaurants and retail stores also choose to honor veterans and former military with special offers, free meals and discounts.
Some quick engagement rules before you go:
- Most companies require a piece of military ID or proof of service (military ID card, veteran ID card, DD 214, veteran designation on driver's license, etc.). ).
- Please call ahead to check attendance, times and locations. Participation may vary, especially with franchises.
- Please tell your waiter the price of the full meal before discounts – that's the right thing to do!
- Make sure to show your appreciation.
Here are some of the most popular offers of Veterans Day this year:
Free meals on Veterans Day
Hundreds of restaurants offer free meals on this Veterans Day. We have a list of some of the most popular national restaurant chains. But be sure to check with local and regional restaurants as they are far too numerous to list here.
Sunday, November 11, 2018
- Applebee & # 39; s
- Wild buffalo wings
- California Pizza Kitchen
- Dave's famous (November 11-12)
- McCormick & Schmick's Seafood Restaurants
- Garden of olive trees
- At the border
- Red Robin
- Texas Roadhouse
Monday, November. 12 2018
- Denny
- Corral of gold
- Shoney
- Twin peaks
Here is a complete list of nearly 100 restaurants offering free meals, desserts and appetizers on Veterans Day.
Retail discounts and gifts
Free car wash:
More than 3,500 car washes across the country have come together to offer Veterans a free car wash on Veterans Day. Visit the Grace for Vets website for a complete list of participating car washes.
Free haircuts:
- Great Clips, November 11, 2018. Free haircut for current and former military. Non-veterans who get their hair cut on veterans' day receive a card that any veteran can exchange for a free cut. More information.
- Sports Clips, November 11, 2018. Participating institutions are offering current and former members of the military a free haircut on Veterans Day. See the complete list of participating stores.
Retail discounts:
Many stores also offer discounts on Veterans Day. Here are some of the most popular offers this year:
Lowe's – 10% off for current and former military. Some exclusions may apply. Perhaps also need to sign up for the free membership to MyLowe.
The Home Depot – 10% off for current and former members. Some exclusions may apply.
Publix – 10% off races for current and former members and their families. Some exclusions apply (not applicable to orders, alcohol, tobacco, gift cards, lottery tickets, postage stamps and money services).
Veterans Day Events and Activities
Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Day Celebrations: Many local centers, hospitals and cemeteries in Virginia are hosting a Veterans Day celebration. Contact your local VA center for more information.
Veterans Day Parades: Many cities offer Veterans Day parades. Check with your local news agency or veterans service organization.
Aquariums, zoos and animal parks
Many zoos and aquariums offer free admission, including those from Birmingham, AL, Cincinnati, OH, Nashville, TN, Newport, KY, Seattle, WA, etc.
Free entrance to the museum
Participating museums include:
- The Country Music Hall of Fame – Free admission from November 10th to 12th for members and up to 3 other family members.
- Harley-Davidson Museum – free admission from November 9 to 11 with a military or veteran identity card valid for 1 additional adult and up to 4 children 18 years old or younger.
- September 11 National Museum and Memorial – free entrance from November 7th to 11th and entry at half price for up to two additional tickets.
- Professional Football Hall of Fame – free admission throughout the month of November, valid for the member and a guest.
I wish you a safe and happy Veterans Day.
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Many restaurants and shops pay tribute to veterans every Veterans Day.Getty
This year marks the 100th anniversary of the end of the First World War. November 11, 1908, the day of the armistice is known, the day the hostilities ceased. In 1954, Armistice Day was renamed Veterans Day to celebrate the service rendered to all veterans. Today, Veterans Day is celebrated as a national holiday. The official date is November 11, 2018. However, this year, it is recognized by the federal government on November 12, 2018. Good news for all the military, past and present, because many places celebrate the Veterans Day on the 11th, 12 or both!
Veterans Day celebrations include ceremonies, parades, speeches and community events. Many restaurants and retail stores also choose to honor veterans and former military with special offers, free meals and discounts.
Some quick engagement rules before you go:
- Most companies require a piece of military ID or proof of service (military ID card, veteran ID card, DD 214, veteran designation on driver's license, etc.). ).
- Please call ahead to check attendance, times and locations. Participation may vary, especially with franchises.
- Please tell your waiter the price of the full meal before discounts – that's the right thing to do!
- Make sure to show your appreciation.
Here are some of the most popular offers of Veterans Day this year:
Free meals on Veterans Day
Hundreds of restaurants offer free meals on this Veterans Day. We have a list of some of the most popular national restaurant chains. But be sure to check with local and regional restaurants as they are far too numerous to list here.
Sunday, November 11, 2018
Monday, November. 12 2018
Here is a complete list of nearly 100 restaurants offering free meals, desserts and appetizers on Veterans Day.
Retail discounts and gifts
Free car wash:
More than 3,500 car washes across the country have come together to offer Veterans a free car wash on Veterans Day. Visit the Grace for Vets website for a complete list of participating car washes.
Free haircuts:
- Great Clips, November 11, 2018. Free haircut for current and former military. Non-veterans who get their hair cut on veterans' day receive a card that any veteran can exchange for a free cut. More information.
- Sports Clips, November 11, 2018. Participating institutions are offering current and former members of the military a free haircut on Veterans Day. See the complete list of participating stores.
Retail discounts:
Many stores also offer discounts on Veterans Day. Here are some of the most popular offers this year:
Lowe's – 10% off for current and former military. Some exclusions may apply. Perhaps also need to sign up for the free membership to MyLowe.
The Home Depot – 10% off for current and former members. Some exclusions may apply.
Publix – 10% off races for current and former members and their families. Some exclusions apply (not applicable to orders, alcohol, tobacco, gift cards, lottery tickets, postage stamps and money services).
Veterans Day Events and Activities
Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Day Celebrations: Many local centers, hospitals and cemeteries in Virginia are hosting a Veterans Day celebration. Contact your local VA center for more information.
Veterans Day Parades: Many cities offer Veterans Day parades. Check with your local news agency or veterans service organization.
Aquariums, zoos and animal parks
Many zoos and aquariums offer free admission, including those from Birmingham, AL, Cincinnati, OH, Nashville, TN, Newport, KY, Seattle, WA, etc.
Free entrance to the museum
Participating museums include:
I wish you a safe and happy Veterans Day.
