Halloween
Oct 31
Halloween on October 31 is a night of costumes, trick-or-treating and spooky fun. Learn its history, from Samhain to modern celebrations.
The big holidays and cherished traditions of the year, from New Year's Day to Christmas, with their history, customs and ways to celebrate.
38 days, starting with the next one coming up.
Oct 31
Halloween on October 31 is a night of costumes, trick-or-treating and spooky fun. Learn its history, from Samhain to modern celebrations.
Nov 11
Veterans Day on November 11 honors everyone who has served in the U.S. armed forces. Learn its Armistice Day origins and meaningful…
Dec 18
National Ugly Christmas Sweater Day falls on the third Friday of December. Learn how tacky holiday sweaters became a beloved trend and…
Dec 6
St. Nicholas Day on December 6 honors the generous 4th-century bishop who inspired Santa Claus. Learn the legends and traditions around the…
Dec 8
The Feast of the Immaculate Conception on December 8 is a Catholic holy day honoring Mary. Learn what it means, its history…
Dec 8
Bodhi Day on December 8 commemorates the Buddha's enlightenment under the Bodhi tree. Learn its meaning, history and how Buddhists observe it.
Dec 9
Christmas Card Day on December 9 celebrates the tradition of sending holiday cards. Learn how the first Christmas card appeared in 1843…
Dec 12
The Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe on December 12 honors Mexico's patroness. Learn the story of Juan Diego, the tilma and…
Dec 13
St. Lucia Day on December 13 is a Scandinavian festival of light. Learn about Saint Lucy, candle crowns, saffron buns and how…
Dec 16
Las Posadas begins December 16 and lasts nine nights. Learn the meaning of this Mexican Christmas tradition, its songs, foods and piΓ±atas.
Dec 20
National Go Caroling Day on December 20 invites everyone to sing holiday songs door to door. Learn the history of caroling and…
Dec 21
Yule is a midwinter festival held around the winter solstice. Learn its Germanic roots, the Yule log and how Yule traditions live…
Dec 24
The Feast of the Seven Fishes is an Italian American Christmas Eve seafood dinner. Learn its history, the meaning of seven and…
Dec 24
Christmas Eve on December 24 is full of traditions, from candlelight services and the Feast of the Seven Fishes to tracking Santa.…
Dec 25
Christmas Day on December 25 is celebrated by billions worldwide. Learn how the date, the tree, Santa and gift-giving traditions came to…
Dec 26
Boxing Day on December 26 is a public holiday in the U.K., Canada and Australia. Learn why it's called Boxing Day, its…
Dec 26
St. Stephen's Day on December 26 honors the first Christian martyr. Learn its history, Ireland's Wren Day traditions and how it's celebrated…
Dec 26
Kwanzaa begins on December 26 and runs for seven days, celebrating African American culture through seven principles. Learn its history and traditions.
Dec 28
Holy Innocents' Day on December 28 remembers the children of Bethlehem in the Gospel of Matthew. Learn its history and Spain's DΓa…
Dec 30
Falling Needles Family Fest Day on December 30 celebrates the last days of the Christmas tree. Learn tree care, safety and recycling…
Dec 31
New Year's Eve on December 31 is the world's biggest countdown. Learn the history of the Times Square ball drop and global…
Dec 31
Hogmanay on December 31 is Scotland's New Year's Eve celebration. Learn its history, first-footing, 'Auld Lang Syne' and how to celebrate.
Jan 1
Polar Bear Plunge Day on January 1 celebrates brave New Year's swims in icy water. Learn the tradition's history, charity plunges and…
Jan 1
New Year's Day on January 1 is a fresh start celebrated around the world. Learn why the year begins in January and…
Jan 5
Twelfth Night on January 5 marks the end of the Twelve Days of Christmas. Learn its history, Twelfth cake, wassailing and when…
Jan 6
Three Kings Day on January 6 celebrates the Magi's visit to baby Jesus. Learn its traditions, from rosca de reyes to children…
Jan 7
Orthodox Christmas falls on January 7 for churches that follow the Julian calendar. Learn why the date differs and how Orthodox Christians…
Jan 14
Makar Sankranti, usually on January 14, is a Hindu harvest festival marking the sun's move into Capricorn. Learn its meaning, kites and…
Jan 15
Pongal is a four-day Tamil harvest festival in mid-January. Learn the meaning of Pongal, its four days, the sweet pongal dish and…
Jan 25
Burns Night on January 25 celebrates Scottish poet Robert Burns with a supper of haggis, poetry and whisky. Learn its history and…
Jan 26
Australia Day on January 26 is Australia's national day. Learn its history, how Australians celebrate and why many call it Invasion Day…
Feb 2
Groundhog Day on February 2 asks a famous groundhog whether spring is coming early. Learn the tradition's European roots and Punxsutawney Phil's…
Feb 14
Valentine's Day on February 14 celebrates love and affection. Learn the history behind St. Valentine, Valentine cards and the day's traditions.
Mar 17
St. Patrick's Day on March 17 celebrates Irish culture with parades, green and shamrocks. Learn the real story of St. Patrick and…
May 1
May Day on May 1 celebrates spring with maypoles and flowers, and is also International Workers' Day. Learn both histories and how…
May 5
Cinco de Mayo on May 5 commemorates Mexico's victory at the Battle of Puebla. Learn its real history and respectful ways to…
Jun 19
Juneteenth on June 19 commemorates the end of slavery in the United States. Learn its history, from Galveston in 1865 to a…
Jul 4
Independence Day on July 4 celebrates the adoption of the Declaration of Independence in 1776. Learn its history, traditions and surprising facts.