October 31st is a night inundated with the unknown. All Hallow's Eve is when the dead are thought to walk among the living, and the line between what is real ...

As each year slowly comes to an end, there is always the annual excitement for the New Year's Eve holiday. New Year's Eve is one of the most highly attended ...

Although trudging through the pink and red aisles of a party store can make people feel that Valentine’s Day is just as an excuse to buy more cheap plastic products, ...

Saint Patrick's Day is a holiday marked in Irish symbolism and mythology. Leprechauns, shamrocks and the color green are the hallmarks associated with this Irish holiday. This day is celebrated ...

Every year the Jewish holiday Hanukkah is celebrated with great vigor and numerous rituals. Holiday decor such as garlands, towels, centerpieces and other simple accessories make anticipation of the celebration ...

It is interesting to know that certain Christmas traditions have their roots in German customs. From Christmas tree decorations to a life-sized Santa Claus, most of these traditions came from ...

The 4th of July is an exciting event for many Americans as this date is when they finally won their freedom from Great Britain. Celebrated as a national holiday, the ...

In 1621, Pilgrims first celebrated a feast that would develop into a yearly American event, now known as Thanksgiving. As a way of saying thanks to American Indians who taught ...

According to ancient Greek traditions, the word Easter was derived from Eostre, the goddess of Spring. The Greeks believed that every end of winter, Eostre would come back, bringing with ...

Deck the halls with boughs of holly, falalala... Wait, it's Christmastime already? Well not quite, but with many people completing their holiday shopping as early as July, Christmas is likely ...