calendarcraze_rlq558 Valentine’s Day is that time of the year when people show their love, affection, and friendship. This is why each year on February 14th, people all across the globe exchange gifts, cards, candy, or flowers with their “valentine”. The History of Valentine’s Day The history of Valentine’s Day is directly linked to its patron saint. … Read more
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Many people in the USA live under the impression that Cinco de Mayo is a celebration that marks Mexico’s day of independence. Well, it’s not. But, to be fair, Cinco de Mayo means different things depending on the territory you’re on. With that being said, it’s time that we uncover the true significance of this … Read more
Martin Luther King Jr Day is a holiday that celebrates the life and achievements of the iconic Martin Luther King. An American civil rights leader, the spokesman is still remembered for his campaigns for racial awareness and equality in the United States. When Is Martin Luther King Jr Day? Martin Luther King Jr Day is … Read more
Shavuot, sometimes called the Feast of Weeks, is a Jewish holiday that commemorates two important events. Religiously, it is the anniversary of the day that the Jewish community received the Torah at Mount Sinai. It was also a harvest festival to the ancient Israelites, celebrating the wheat harvest. In this article, are going to learn … Read more
Many of us wish we had more New Year celebrations, if only for the fact that it’d make it easier to rewind and start over with our (uncompleted) resolutions. For Jews, Tu Bishvat is only one of the New Year celebrations people observe. If all of these concepts are still relatively foreign to you or … Read more
What is Purim Purim is one of the most joyous and fun holidays in Judaism. It is a time to […] Yom Kippur – The Day of Atonement Yom Kippur is the holiest holiday in Judaism and only lasts twenty five hours. When Yom Kippur is translated to […] Ash Wednesday: 10 Things to Know … Read more
Women’s Equality Day is an American national holiday that commemorates the moment in which women were given the right to vote. Even though there are still some debates in nowadays society regarding the equality between men and women, we have come far from the period in which women’s rights were not respected at all. Women’s … Read more
Columbus Day is a federal holiday, but why isn’t Leif Erikson Day one too? If this is your first time hearing about this or if you simply don’t know the details of this celebration, we will help. And with this help, you will understand why there are debates brewing about whether Columbus Day actually honors … Read more
Rosa Parks, an iconic figure, was instrumental in the Civil Rights movement of the 1960’s. A black woman, she refused to give up her seat on a bus to a white man, and was subsequently arrested for this action. Her conviction for this incident helped to spark the Montgomery Bus Boycott. Many rightfully credit her … Read more