January 1st Holidays

The famous cocktail consists of vodka, tomato juice, lemon juice, Worcestershire, cayenne, and salt.

New Year's Day is about taking a moment to get ready for everything that is about to unfold.

Celebrate the awesomeness of apples with your very own collection of assortments.

What promises have you made? It’s time to make them binding!

Let’s celebrate a set of laws that ensures our creations are not misappropriated.

Let’s celebrate the monumental contribution of immigrants to the development of the United States.

Let’s celebrate one of the world’s most valuable currencies, along with the new year, of course.

Did you know Global Family Day is an essential step towards world peace?

Come along with us as we travel back in time to pre-colonial Haiti.

When the copyright of an artwork ends, it becomes the property of the public.

Put on your best costume; we’re getting ready to go fully festive at the Mummer’s Parade!

Observe the custom of first-footing; be the first to step foot in your home.

New Year's Day turns into National Hangover Day, read on for some tips on how to feel better.

Let’s all set everything aside to celebrate that remarkable Shepherd in our lives!

Today, words and phrases that have become overused are voted for removal from the English Language.

Nothing like plunging into icy waters to celebrate the first day of the New Year.

Look out for your favorite piece of historic work that becomes public domain this year.

Dive in to discover more about this holiday and, quite literally, ring a bell.

Get your football outfits ready as we gear up to celebrate "The Granddaddy of Them All!"

It is the eighth day of Christmastide and is a feast to celebrate Mary’s motherhood.

Get ready for some history lessons about an amazing nation and how they got their independence.

Raise your Cuban flags and show some marxism as we celebrate this historic day.

Learn how to contribute toward peacebuilding in your community.

Light your candles in hope, as we celebrate the planet’s most sought-after thing: Peace.

For a change and to honor the alphabet, allow the letter Z to come first.