International Lego Day Have you ever played with Lego? For than 70 years, these little colourful plastic bricks have encouraged playfulness and creativity in kids and people of all ages. Lego bricks are little but formidable and encourage creativity. Thanks to its clever design, they can be used to create almost anything you can think … Read more
Australia Day is a national holiday celebrated on January 26. To commemorate the founding of the first permanent European colony in Australia. Arthur Phillip, who had arrived at what is now Sydney Cove with a shipload of prisoners. Raised the British flag there on January 26, 1788. Early in the nineteenth century. New South Wales’ … Read more
Chinese New Year, also known as Lunar New Year, is an annual 15-day holiday celebrated by Chinese communities across the world that begins with the new moon. Which on a Western calendar falls anywhere between January 21 and February 20. After that, the festivities last until the following full moon. Because the dates of the … Read more
Children may still come up with helpful inventions even if they may not understand how the world functions as well as adults do. For the simple reason that they don’t yet understand how tough many things are. Youngsters are said to be extremely creative since they can envision far more than adults. In actuality, a … Read more
Gujarat observes more than 200 festivals annually. The International Kite Festival, also known as Uttarayan, is one of the most important holidays. Homes in Gujarat start producing kites for the celebration months in advance. According to the Indian calendar, the festival of Uttarayan commemorates the day when winter officially transitions into summer. For farmers, it … Read more
Because it falls on December 31, the final day of the year according to the Gregorian calendar. Before the New Year, New Year’s Eve is one of the biggest festivities on the planet. No matter where you are in the world, count down to the New Year. What People Do On New Year Eve? On … Read more
A week-long celebration of African culture and traditions, Kwanzaa. Every year, it takes place between December 26 and January 1. This holiday was introduced by the African-American leader Maulana Karenga, and it was originally observed between December 1966 and January 1967. Is the First Day of Kwanzaa a Public Holiday? Due to the fact that … Read more
This year, Hanukkah starts at dusk on Sunday, December 18. Discover the origins of Hanukkah, its traditions, and some authentic foods! Hanukkah: What Is It? The eight-day winter “festival of lights” known as Hanukkah (sometimes written “Chanukah”) starts on the 25th day of the Jewish month of Kislev every year. The dates of Jewish festivals … Read more
Boxing Day is observed on December 26. That falls on a Monday this year. What makes it known as Boxing Day? And what role—if any—does boxing play in all of this? Like a box, Boxing Day is full with interesting things to do. Enjoy these dishes as well as a brief overview of the holiday’s history. … Read more
What Is Christmas and When Did It Begin? Christmas is an annual celebration of Christ’s birth that takes place on December 25 in the Western Church. As early as A.D. 273, the customary date of December 25 was observed. On that day, two pagan festivals celebrating the sun were also observed, therefore it’s conceivable that … Read more