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Dolly Parton was a prominent artist who lived in Nashville from the age of 18. The date September 25 (9/25) is a reference to her famous song '9 to 5'.
In Nashville, where Dolly Parton lived from the age of 18, the star is celebrated with a pink light show and the distribution of stickers, buttons and bookmarks, as well as a fireworks display.
In San Francisco, the organizers of "Dolly Day" invite everyone to "sing loudly, dress up and be a little kinder than usual" on this particular day. The entire state of California has made September 25th official Dolly Parton Day. New York is also preparing a similar bill.
The actual date of the celebration comes from Dolly Parton's song "9 to 5", which can be read ("9 2 5") or 9/25 – September 25 according to the American practice of how dates are written.
Dolly Parton died on August 25, aged 80.

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