There are very few places on Earth that have been unaffected by the Covid-19 virus. It’s effects have been felt across the world and in every aspect of our lives.
6 Lucky Treats For Chinese New Year
For westerners, the new year begins on January 1st with champagne and the ball drop. However, this is not the case for many. This year Lunar new year, otherwise known as Chinese New Year, began on January 25th, making 2020 the year of the rat. With this new year, comes another set of traditions and customs complete with firecrackers and fireworks.
What You Should Know About Kwanzaa
Although Kwanzaa is a relatively new holiday in the United States, it is still an important cultural holiday for many people. Observed from December 26th to January 1st, Kwanzaa is a celebration of heritage often observed in addition to Christmas and New Year.
A Beginner’s Guide To Chanukah
If you’re not Jewish or if you didn’t grow up in a traditional, Jewish household, then you may know surprisingly little about Chanukah. To help with this lack of information, here’s a little bit of information on one of the most important holidays:
A Witch’s Guide To Yule
While Christmas may be one of the best-known winter holidays, it is far from the only one. This time of year witches and pagans get together to celebrate the ancient Yule.
Crazy Ways Christmas Is Celebrated In Other Countries
Although it’s a universal symbol for Christmas throughout the world, Santa bringing gifts under the Christmas tree isn’t the only tradition during the holiday.
Graduation Traditions Around The World
In America, graduation is usually the greatest moment in a student’s education. After 12 to 13 years of schooling, high school graduation is a very bittersweet moment.
The World’s Weirdest Festivals
The best thing about traveling is finding out the weird stuff that our global neighbors get up to, not to mention finding out what we do that they think is strange.