Holidays Archives - Page 21 of 27

The United States celebrates President’s Day in honor of the birthday of George Washington, the father of our country.

Valentine’s Day is just around the corner with it being on February 14. Here are six things to get for a female.

Although the center is closed to protect our elderly, the center wants to make sure these elderly know they are loved and missed.

Christmas season is upon us and many households prefer live evergreen trees that offer greenery, beauty, and aroma.

Times Square is known worldwide as the center for New Year’s celebrations and countdowns.

As though 2020 was not already a year to not remember, it will end with unpleasant weather forecasts.

On December 3, 2020, Pre4sident Trump spoke at the National Christmas Tree lighting ceremony.

Governor Parson signed an executive order that closes all state offices on Christmas Eve.

National Go Caroling Day is December 20th. Here are 5 reasons why you should go caroling on National Go Caroling Day.

Christmas is almost here. The town of Alton, Missouri has decorated their houses and yards with Christmas lights and decorations.

The Echoes of the Past Village in Thayer, Missouri, is holding a Christmas lights display December 10-25, 2020, from 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm

Many people are opting for sending packages to their loved ones in place of their annual meetings.