While the Times Square ball drop and Southern-style black-eyed peas might be all-American, the UK has its own quirky ...

Some of our best-loved Christmas traditions, those rituals we consider to be part our national identity, are not British at all.

Christmas might mean turkey and sprouts in England, but around the world families are marking the festive season with fried chicken queues, candlelit graveyards and folklore beasts.

Inside: Learn about Christmas in England, with a fun free printable Christmas in England cut-and-paste worksheet. We loved learning about Christmas around the world a couple of years ago. This year I ...

But Victoria and Albert weren’t the first royals to put up what is known today as a Christmas tree. George III married Queen ...

’Tis the season for Christmas lights, gingerbread houses, eggnog and newspaper stories that begin with “ ’Tis the season.” Let’s take a moment to learn from where these holiday traditions — well, all ...

Since the early 20th century, Christmas has evolved from a religious holiday to a hugely popular cultural holiday observed by ...