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In most parts of the country, gray, dismal February needs all the festivity a person can give it. Why else would people build a holiday around a rodent emerging from his hole? On February 2, 2007,...
While celebrating Groundhog Day on February 2, don't forget about Candlemas, which occurs on the same day. Falling between the winter solstice and the spring equinox, it represents the first...
In France, the second day of February is a religious day and celebrated like Candlemas. La Chandeleur is also day for predicting the future similar to Groundhog Day in the United States. However,...
We all know Punxsutawney Phil, the furry prognosticator who predicts the end of winter on February 2 each year. Far fewer people know the origins of Groundhog Day. Here’s how to learn all about...
King cakes are found mainly in January and February throughout North America and Europe. Recipes are passed around, and many bakeries specialize in making them especially for the season, shipping...
Punxsutawney Phil, the United States groundhog who predicts how long winter will last each year, probably has no idea why he's such a famous marmot. Perhaps you, too, have found yourself wondering...
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