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Americans love holidays and celebrate them for reasons varying from religious observation to historical rememberance. Regardless of the reason for celebrating, American holidays are almost always used as an excuse to gather with family and friends, eat too much food, and laugh about days gone by.
Learn about Thanksgiving history vs. myth from an American history authority and Turkey Day expert in this free history video. Read More
Ever since that fantastic summer day on July 4, 1776, millions of Americans have been celebrating Independence Day. There are a ton of fun things to do for the holiday Read More
Veterans Day is a legal U.S. holiday observed each year on November 11. It honors all veterans, living and dead, who fought in wars since World War I. Read More
Grab the barbeque, gather family and friends and get ready for a Fourth of July extravaganza. On the Fourth of July, the United States of America celebrates Independence Read More
The Labor Day weekend conjures up images of barbecues and beach parties. However, many people don't have the chance (or the energy) to go through the whole preparation Read More
Mardi Gras is without a doubt the most popular event in New Orleans. So if you plan on coming to the Big Easy for this annual celebration, enjoy yourself in all the ways Read More
Memorial Day was born out of the horror of the Civil War, when more than 600,000 soldiers - Union and Confederate - fell in battle. Over the years it's become a day to Read More
Learn how to plan a New Year's Eve party from an expert event planner in this series of party planning videos. Read More
Kwanzaa was not created to replace Christmas. Learn about the myths and misconceptions of Kwanzaa in this free holiday celebration video from an authority on Read More
Christmas is a worldwide holiday celebrated on the December 25. Christmas commemorates the birth of Jesus Christ and also brings in the new season of Christmastide in the Read More
Learn how Thanksgiving Day parades were started in this free holiday origins video from an American history authority and Turkey Day expert. Read More
Holiday travel can be a hassle. You have to contend with traffic, long airport lines, delayed flights and rude travelers who put all their bags in the bin over your seat. Read More
For some, Easter is a time of traditional religious observance, while for others it’s an opportunity to fully welcome springtime. No matter what Easter means to you, the Read More
If you’re looking for Halloween fun that goes beyond mere trick-or-treating or costume ball activities—there are some seriously spooktacular events around the nation—if you Read More
In December of every year, Jews observe a festival called Hanukkah. It is a joyous holiday, celebrating the first great victory for religious freedom won by the Jews more Read More
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