Everyone has their own Christmas traditions, but do you know where they come from and why we do certain things? Take the quiz to test your Christmas knowledge!

On Christmas Day, people pray, gather with loved ones at the family table, share warmth and joy, and exchange gifts. The holiday is accompanied by traditions such as caroling, decorating homes and ...

Along with the festivities, Christmas traditions are carried out annually. My family have a few small Christmas traditions, for example, my favourite, the real candles on the Christmas tree ...

Women's Christmas was also associated with the Irish death divination customs that were practised at Halloween. One tradition is that a "cake" of mud or clay was made and candles named for the ...

Most people we know have some tradition tied to the holiday season—maybe you do, too. For instance, every year after Christmas dinner, Ed and his family eat canned peaches and read Dylan Thomas ...

Kutia, a ceremonial dish at the heart of Ukrainian Christmas celebrations, is more than just a festive pudding. Steeped in symbolism and centuries-old traditions, it represents unity, blessings ...

“These are traditions handed down through my family,” said Udut, 64, a retired postal worker. “I think it’s important to carry them on.” Jean Semanco, who has attended Christmas Eve ...

They also helped introduce American designers to the world when European designers were dominating the industry. Can you ...

Celebrating Christmas in January has been a longstanding tradition for many Ukrainian Canadians in Edmonton. But for a second year, many Edmontonians with Ukrainian heritage are celebrating ...

Every January 7th, the streets of Tbilisi and cities across Georgia come alive with the vibrant and deeply symbolic Alilo procession—a cherished Christmas tradition that intertwines faith, culture, ...

Not only are there all the usual holiday traditions the rest of us celebrate ... It's called the Christmas Bird Count, and it's been going on longer than any of us have been alive.

It’s tradition for the festivities to continue for three more nights at different parishioners’ houses with more songs and starring. For Christmas, the church was adorned with colorful lights ...