here are some of the traditions I grew up with that are easy to do with your family to commemorate a new year. Please note that these are Chinese traditions that I grew up with as a Chinese American.

My house celebrates New Year ... tele with the family, & the next day watching football on the tele while diving into junk food and having a nap. In keeping with my unusual traditions to ring ...

Across the world, New Year’s celebrations are filled with fascinating customs and traditions. In Spain, people welcome the year by eating 12 grapes at midnight—one grape for each clock chime.

In Denmark, tossing dishes at the doorsteps of friends, family and neighbors is "lowkey ... consider a more recent Danish New Year's tradition instead: At midnight, jump off of a couch or chair ...

Rebecca Sassouni shares her family’s recipe for halva, a beloved dessert that honors both cultural roots and cherished ...

Celebrations are taking place all across Asia and other communities worldwide in the Year of the Snake.

From throwing a bucket of water out the window to wearing red underwear, People Chica has compiled a list of the most common Latino New Year's Eve traditions to help start the year of right.

Super Sunday, a major celebration for the Mardi Gras Indian community, brought families together to honor tradition, culture, and craftsmanship. The elaborate suits, adorned with intricate beadwork ...

On New Year’s Eve, a long-standing tradition is for people to smash pomegranates ... On New Year’s day, another vasilopita is typically served for family after lunch, which means one more ...

The Lor family in Manila gather for a ... For many children, Seollal, or Lunar New Year’s Day, is all about two exciting traditions: wearing their traditional wear - hanbok - and receiving ...