Orthodox New Year is annually celebrated on January 14. The first day of the year in the Julian calendar, which was in use before the Gregorian calendar, is traditionally observed as the Orthodox New Year. This holiday is also commonly referred to as the “Old New Year.” The observance of this festival is widespread among … Read more
Shalom and welcome to the wonderful world of Tu B’Shevat! This occasion, which is also known as the “New Year of the Trees.” It is a time when we celebrate the beauty and bounty of nature. The holiday of Tu B’Shevat takes place on the 15th day of the Hebrew month of Shevat, which most … Read more
National Freedom Day is a significant day in American history. It is celebrated on February 1 every year, and in 2024, it will be a day of reflection and remembrance for all Americans. This day is celebrated as a commemoration of the passage of the Thirteenth Amendment to the Constitution of the United States, which … Read more
Every year on February 2nd, millions of people across the United States and Canada look to a furry little creature for a sign as to whether or not winter will linger for another six weeks or if spring is on its way. Yes, we are talking about none other than the famous groundhog. Groundhog Day … Read more
Chinese New Year, also known as Lunar New Year or Spring Festival, is the most significant traditional holiday in China and many other Asian countries. The celebrations last for fifteen days, during which time families join together to eat meals together, trade gifts with one another, and take part in a variety of events that … Read more
Mardi Gras, often known as “Fat Tuesday,” is a time of revelry and celebration before the season of Lent begins. This joyous event is celebrated all over the world with its own unique set of traditions and customs. The most well-known celebrations of Mardi Gras take place in New Orleans, where the holiday was first … Read more
Every year on February 12th, Americans celebrate the birth of one of the country’s most beloved leaders – Abraham Lincoln. Since 1892, the day of Abraham Lincoln’s birth has been celebrated as a federal holiday. This day is regarded as a time to honor the 16th President of the United States, who guided the country … Read more
“Today you are you! That is truer than true! There is no one alive who is you-er than you!” These words by Dr. Seuss embody the essence of Read Across America Day, a day that celebrates the joy of reading and encourages children to embrace their uniqueness. Read Across America Day, sometimes referred to as … Read more
Presidents’ Day, often referred to as Washington’s Birthday, is a holiday that is recognized as a federal holiday in the United States and is always observed on the third Monday of February. The day honors the country’s first president, George Washington, as well as other American presidents who have made major contributions to the country’s … Read more
April Fool’s Day is a favorite holiday for prank lovers all around the world. On this day, people play pranks and try to trick their friends and family members. It is a time to share jokes and have some fun with those around us. April Fools’ Day, also known as Fools’ Day, is celebrated on … Read more