It seems that the Hill Valley Clock Tower was struck by lightning at 10:04 pm in 1955.
Robert Frost stopped by woods on a snowy evening on my birthday, December 21st (i.e. the winter solstice, the darkest evening of the year).
(Dinah) Laurel Lance shares my birthday.
In one book I read they gave the date the world ended and it was my birthday.
As unpopular as the series is, Bella from Twilight was born on September 13th and she married Edward on August 13th, which are my sister’s and mother’s birthdays, respectively.
Overnight visit from Santa Claus.
Is he fictional?
One of the hopeful dancers in A Chorus Line was born. Sheila, I think. (I believe it was also the playwright’s birthday.)
I can’t find any fictional events that occurred on my birthday.
In real life, the day I was born is the same day that Rosa Parks refused to sit in the back of the bus.
From Star Trek Voyager’s “Year of Hell”, Captain Kathryn Janeway and I share a birthday.
Nero Wolfe’s sidekick (I was a bit at a loss for a descriptor there) Archie Goodwin was born on my birthday, October 23. Can’t think of anyone I’d rather share a slice of birthday cake with.
(Sorry for ending with “with” there.)
The Council of Elrond.
“Pfui, Archie. You knew you were going to say it. If you are going to have an affectation, you ought to acknowledge it, not smother it under a basket.”
So if my public school math is correct, I was born on the day of the destruction of the One Ring (March 25th). Nifty.
Harry and Ginny Potter see their kids off to Hogwarts on my birthday (Sept. 1) two years from now.
Harry Potter (and Neville, too!) were born on my birthday.
Nothing of note. It was mentioned in the crappy JCVD movie TimeCop as one of the dates they time-travelled to. That’s seriously the only time I have ever seen my birthday appear in fiction.
Not me but my best friend is the exact same age as Spongebob (according to SB’s boating license he got in one episode)
I don’t have any although I’d love to see a list of fictional things that happened on (this date) to see
I know at least once I saw Lennie Briscoe and whoever his partner was at the time investigate some perp on my Birthday. DUN DUN.
Nicely done.
In The Last Picture Show the teacher writes that day’s date on the board - which was not only my birthday but my exact birthday - same year.