Seattle residents gather for Lunar New Year celebrations
Lunar New Year is a holiday celebrated by millions of people across the world, and thousands of families in Seattle.
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Lunar New Year is a holiday celebrated by millions of people across the world, and thousands of families in Seattle.
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The groundhogs at Chimney Rock State Park in North Carolina took issue with Punxsutawney Phil’s prediction, and they also made their own predictions on the Super Bowl.
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According to the National Retail Federation (NRF), Valentine’s Day spending is expected to reach a record $14.2 billion.
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The People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) wants to change the tradition by replacing the furry forecaster with a gold coin. Punxsutawney Phil would then live out his golden years in a sanctuary.
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After the commemoration walk, there was an enactment of the “I Have a Dream” speech at the Imperial County Courthouse in El Centro.
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The walk started at City Hall at 11:00am Monday and went all the way to the MLK Youth Center. The walk ended at 3:00pm.
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According to a press release, while the offices will reopen on Tuesday, emergency services will still be available to the public.
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The event had two music stages, plenty of food trucks, art installations, and features an all-female group of DJs to entertain the crowd.
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As the confetti flew in New York, people took pictures, embraced the moment, and shared the special first kiss of the new year.
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Taylor Swift got into the Christmas spirit when she was seen riding a golf cart with Santa Claus as the Kansas City Chiefs and the Las Vegas Raiders faced off on Monday, December 25.
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President Biden posted a photo of him with the First Lady as they were on the phone making calls to service members on Monday.
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Every November and December, Florida residents can catch a glimpse in the window or walk inside and see how magic is made all from scratch without the use of a machine.
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The Yuma Elks Lodge #476 spread holiday cheer by filling 250 boxes with food and delivering them to families in need throughout Yuma County on Saturday morning.
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If drivers were going just a little over the limit, they would get a visit with the Grinch, who offered them a ticket or an onion.
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For more than 65 years, each year around this time, NORAD’s website receives several million visitors from more than 200 countries and territories around the world.
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The event started from 10:00am to 3:00pm, and even featured a special appearance by Santa Claus himself.
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Visitors to Florida Keys Aquarium Encounters were surprised to see Jolly Old St. Nick going into in a 200,000 gallon coral reef tank, rather than down a chimney.
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For Ballet Arizona and many other productions around the world, a pit full of musicians is as much part of the tradition as the dancers above.
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Join Santa for a train ride at the Yuma Crossing Railroad just below Yuma’s Territorial Prison. The family event is Saturday, December 23, from 10:00am to 3:00pm.
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In a press release, “Shogun Santa” was billed as the only known Asian Santa in Los Angeles.
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