Pins And Needles Day is celebrated on November 27 of every year. The real origin of this day is forgotten like many other important days. This day was started in the year 1937 to honor the opening of the pro-Labor musical play Pins and Needles on Broadway. But over decades of time, the original meaning of this day is forgotten by people, and nowadays many people view this day as a signal to nervousness, to do stitching work, or perhaps that crazy feeling you get when your foot goes to sleep. The cast of the original production was made up of sewing machine workers, cutters and basters who simply wanted to do something a little creative in their free time – the play would end up to be so successful that the cast members, who up until then were only able to rehearse at weekends – were able to quit their day jobs and take part in a full 8-weekly show performance schedule. Hashtags: #PinsAndNeedlesDay