S’mores can be as basic as two graham crackers, a piece of chocolate bar and a marshmallow. This is the campfire treat first published by the Girl Scouts in their 1927 handbook.

Or you can get creative with it. If you do, today’s the day:

August 10th is National S’mores Day. So make yourself a toasty, melty treat—and consider a summer s’mores bash, maybe for Labor Day Weekend. You can serve the classics plus riffs like these, and invite guests to create their own signature s’mores:

Pastry chef Zoë François of ZoeBakes.com used her skills to create the ultra-fancy s’mores in the photo (here’s the recipe).

Here’s how to throw a s’mores party, including the recipes mentioned above.

If you invent something special at your s’mores party, we want to hear about it!