Home For The Holidays

HOLIDAY RECIPE: When walking around in December individuals can’t help but notice lighting displays, decked out Christmas trees and other symbols that are synonymous with the holiday season.

HOLIDAY TRADITIONS: Christmas is a time of joy and celebration around the globe. However, every country has its unique way of celebrating this festive season.

They might not realize it, but New Year’s Eve celebrants honor a world-renowned Scottish poet and lyricist each time they sing along to “Auld Lang Syne” as the clock strikes 12 midnight on New Year’s Eve.

Home for the Holidays: Candles can be awe-inspiring components of holiday decor. But caution must always be the top priority when lighting candles inside a home.

Home for the Holidays: Instead of spending a fortune on NYE event tickets, why not opt to stay in and host the celebration yourself? Here are a few tips for hosting an epic New Year’s Eve bash to remember.

Home for the Holidays: There’s no shortage of great holiday books for kids, and here are a handful that kids may remember well into adulthood.

Home for the Holidays: Featuring homemade pumpkin purée and cream, this recipe is sure to make guests happy this holiday season.

Home for the Holidays: During the holiday season, there's nothing better than curling up on the couch with a warm drink and a classic Christmas movie.

Home for the Holidays: African foods are a big part of Karamu festivities. Peanut stew, also called “maafe” or “mafe,” is a West African staple.

Home for the Holidays: Kwanzaa is an annual celebration of African American culture that begins on December 26 and includes the feast of Karamu, which typically is celebrated on December 31.