What Day Is June 29? Meaning and History
June 29 is the 180th day of the year. Marked across the Christian world as the Feast of Saints Peter and Paul, it falls among the bright, long days of early summer.
About June 29
June 29 is the 180th day of the year in the Gregorian calendar. One of the bright, long days of early summer, it brings us close to the midpoint of the year.
The Significance of June 29
June 29 is celebrated in the Christian tradition as the Feast of Saints Peter and Paul. Across the Mediterranean and Europe, many towns mark the day with festivals, bonfires and seaside celebrations.
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On This Day in History
- 1613London's Globe Theatre burned down during a performance.
- 1995Space Shuttle Atlantis docked with Russia's Mir space station.
- 2007Apple's first iPhone went on sale.
Baby Names for This Day
June 29 falls under Cancer, a Moon-ruled water sign. Names that suit Cancer's caring spirit, with a nod to the day's feast of Peter and Paul:
- PeterBoy
“Rock” — honouring St Peter, whose feast is today.
- PaulaGirl
Feminine of Paul; gentle and steadfast.
- MarinaGirl
“Of the sea” — fitting this water sign.
- CaspianBoy
After the great sea; calm and deep.
- SeleneGirl
Goddess of the Moon, which rules Cancer.
Frequently Asked Questions
What day is June 29?add
June 29 is the Feast of Saints Peter and Paul, observed across the Christian world. It is the 180th day of the year.
What number day of the year is June 29?add
June 29 is the 180th day of the year, with 185 days remaining.
What zodiac sign is June 29?add
June 29 falls under Cancer.