While January 1 is widely recognized as the start of the New Year, several countries celebrate it at different times due to their unique calendars and cultural traditions From the Chinese Spring ...

While some Lunar New Year traditions are consistent across Asian cultures, each country has its own unique interpretation of celebrations. Our goal was to feature five unique destinations with a ...

New Year celebrations lasted seven days back then ... a campaign against religious prejudice was launched across the country. As a result, Christmas was banned in 1929. On December 28, 1935 ...

As the world renews itself this spring, let us remember that every new year ... Nowruz remain consistent, its celebration takes on unique forms across different countries: Iran: Nowruz in Iran ...

Everyone is encouraged to join the festivities and clubs “as long as you have an interest in the culture and you’re willing ...

Today’s celebration of the New Year may not be different from those of past years, but it is overcast with concerns of a global recession and the imposition of import tariffs reducing our exports that ...

This year, Assyrians around the globe celebrate the Assyrian new year of 6773. The Akitu Festival was celebrated on 12 consecutive days during the Assyrian-Babylonian empires period with different ...

but there are also people all the way from California and other parts of the country. We even have people from France and Australia coming,” said Chris Vang, head of public relations for the Hmong ...

with the support of Sri Lankans residing in the country. Over 80 members of the Sri Lankan community participated in the celebration, which featured a variety of traditional New Year games and a ...