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Jan 303 min read
Sneak Peek! What's Next for Incredibly Strange & Completely Random Holidays
February is no stranger to some of the most unique and sometimes bizarre holidays. For those that may not have read any of my previous...
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Jan 143 min read
The Feast of the Ass
The Feast of the Ass, or Festum Asinorum, was an unusual and lively celebration rooted in medieval Europe rather than ancient Rome....
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Jan 53 min read
Twelfth Night: A Celebration of Tradition and Transition
Twelfth Night, also known as Epiphany Eve, is a festival steeped in history and tradition, marking the end of the Twelve Days of...
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Dec 25, 20244 min read
The Dies Natalis Solis Invicti: A Celebration of the Unconquered Sun in Ancient Rome
The Dies Natalis Solis Invicti, or the "Birthday of the Unconquered Sun," was an important Roman festival celebrated on December 25th,...
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Dec 22, 20243 min read
The Haloa Festival: Celebrating Fertility, Agriculture, and Community in Ancient Greece
The Haloa (Ἁλῶα), an Attic festival primarily celebrated at Eleusis, held a vital place in ancient Greek religious and agricultural life....
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Dec 21, 20244 min read
Yuletide: Celebrating the Winter Solstice and Ancient Traditions
Yuletide, often synonymous with the holiday season, is much more than the modern festivities we associate with Christmas. Rooted in...
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Dec 21, 20243 min read
The Day of Bruma: A Celebration of Light and Reflection
The Day of Bruma is a unique celebration, marking a pivotal time of the year when communities gather to embrace themes of light, renewal,...
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Dec 21, 20245 min read
The Winter Solstice: A Celebration Across Civilizations and Time
The Winter Solstice, which occurs around December 21st or 22nd in the Northern Hemisphere, marks the shortest day and longest night of...
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Dec 17, 20244 min read
Saturnalia: The Ancient Festival of Revelry and Reversal
Saturnalia was one of the most eagerly anticipated festivals of Ancient Rome, celebrated in honor of Saturn, the god of agriculture,...
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Dec 14, 20242 min read
The Halcyon Celebration: Ancient Greek Origins and Modern Traditions
The Halcyon Celebration traces its roots back to ancient Greece, where it originated as a mythological tale steeped in themes of peace...
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Dec 3, 20242 min read
The Celebration of Bona Dea: Ancient Rome’s Sacred Festival of Women
The ancient Roman calendar was rich with festivals that honored gods, goddesses, and various aspects of daily life. Among these, the...
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Dec 1, 20243 min read
Celebrate National Bruschetta Day with a Gluten-Free Twist!
Every year, December 1st marks National Bruschetta Day—a time to honor the beloved Italian appetizer that has won hearts and taste buds...
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Nov 26, 20243 min read
The Mysteries of Isis: Celebrating Anuket and the Sacred Nile
The Mysteries of Isis, particularly the festival dedicated to the goddess Anuket, is a fascinating aspect of ancient Egyptian religious...
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Oct 31, 20243 min read
Chalkeia: The Festival of Bronze Workers in Ancient Athens
In the many ancient Athenian festivals, Chalkeia stood out as a unique celebration dedicated to craftsmanship, particularly honoring the...
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Oct 13, 20243 min read
Thesmophoria: A Festival of Fertility and Female Power in Ancient Greece
The Thesmophoria was one of the most important religious festivals in ancient Greece, celebrated exclusively by women in honor of the...
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Oct 6, 20243 min read
Mad Hatter Day: Celebrating the Whimsy of Wonderland on October 6th
Mad Hatter Day, observed on October 6th, is a quirky holiday inspired by one of the most beloved characters from Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s...
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Oct 5, 20243 min read
The Festival of the Old Woman (Nubaigai): A Celebration of Ancient Wisdom and Harvest
The Festival of the Old Woman, known as Nubaigai in Lithuanian, is a time-honored tradition that stands at the intersection of pagan...
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Oct 4, 20243 min read
Celebrating National Taco Day: Delicious Variations and Gluten-Free Tips
Every year on October 4th, taco enthusiasts gather around their kitchens or local taquerias to celebrate National Taco Day, honoring one...
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Oct 1, 20244 min read
Cherokee Celebration: The Cementation and Propitiation Festival
The Cherokee people, one of the most culturally rich and historically significant Native American tribes, have long held traditions that...
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Sep 27, 20242 min read
National Crush A Can Day: A Fun, Eco-Friendly Celebration
Every year on September 27th, people across the United States celebrate National Crush A Can Day. While the name might sound quirky or...
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