Dolly Parton Day: List of Cities Hosting Events To Honor Icon
Summary
Many cities and states across the United States are celebrating September 25 as Dolly Parton Day to honor the late singer Dolly Parton, who died on August 25 at age 80. The date 9/25 is chosen as a reference to her famous song and movie "9 to 5," and events include music, parades, and fundraising for her Imagination Library, which provides free books to children.Key Facts
- September 25 is recognized as Dolly Parton Day in several U.S. locations.
- New Orleans will have a parade, live music, and a fundraiser for the Imagination Library.
- Lexington, Kentucky will host a free event with music, food, and activities.
- Manhattan named September 25, 2026, Dolly Parton Appreciation Day but no public event is planned.
- Cocke County, Tennessee declared Dolly Parton Day annually to honor her contributions, including disaster recovery donations.
- California officially created Dolly Parton Day through a state Senate bill.
- The Imagination Library, started by Parton, has given over 300 million books to children worldwide.
- Some locations offer symbolic proclamations without holding public events.
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