US Cities Celebrate Dolly Parton Day With Karaoke and Butterflies
The unofficial holiday falls on 25 September, a nod to the country icon's hit song '9 to 5'.
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Cities across the United States marked Dolly Parton Day this week with karaoke sessions and butterfly-themed celebrations honouring the late 'Queen of Country', according to the BBC.
The day is observed on 25 September, or 9/25, a date chosen as a nod to Parton's hit song '9 to 5', one of her best-known recordings.
Celebrations reportedly included community singalongs of Parton's songs as well as displays referencing butterflies, a symbol closely associated with the singer throughout her career.
The tributes reflect Parton's enduring popularity and cultural influence across the United States following her death, with fans continuing to find informal ways to celebrate her legacy.
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- Watch: Karaoke and butterflies - US cities celebrate Dolly Parton Day — BBC News — World
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