Holiday

Martin Luther King Day is Jan.

Many of Atlanta’s beloved celebrations have been canceled this year.

I’ve learned over the years that actions, when done out of love and care, can mean more than the most expensive gift that can be bought.

They truly are the most annoying group to shop for — the people who don’t want anything.

The holidays are almost here and we’re all rushing around to put presents under the tree and fill stockings.

The holidays are not only a time of giving, but also of remembrance and honor.

Hanukkah begins on Dec. 10 and continues through Dec. 18, and there are several special ways to celebrate the Festival of Lights in Atlanta this year.

Has there ever been a year we needed holiday cheer more? We’ve found dozens of items for The Travel 100 Gift Guide that will bring a smile to the faces of your loved ones this holiday season.

With the pandemic worsening, many are considering virtual Thanksgiving celebrations with family and friends for safety.

Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade is easily one of the most famous Thanksgiving traditions and they are making history again by going virtual for 2020.

It’s been quite the year, but now the holidays are upon us and there are many festive things to look forward to.

For those planning to make the holidays stress-free by purchasing a pre-made, to-go meal, add the Meals on Wheels Atlanta “Dinner is Served” Thanksgiving feast to your checklist.

Halloween is the new Christmas, and I’m here for it.

This Halloween may look different, but there’s still fun in dressing up to celebrate.

The CDC recently released new guidelines around Halloween festivities to help ensure that parents and kids could still celebrate in a safe and secure manner in light of the current pandemic conditions.

If you think COVID-19 ruined the Halloween tradition this year, you’re in for a treat (no tricks).

Halloween is only a week away, which means one thing – it’s the perfect weekend to grab some pumpkins and get to carving if you haven’t already.

A pandemic tried to steal our cheer, but it can’t take away Christmas.

Looking to get out of the house for some safe, family-friendly Halloween fun?

This year Labor Day will be celebrated a bit differently on Sept. 7, with socially-distanced in-person and virtual events. But 2020 has given us numerous reasons to honor the reason it was originally started.

Labor Day is just around the corner and although your favorite fireworks shows may be canceled, there are still plenty of ways to safely celebrate.

It’s time again for Fourth of July festivities.

This Sunday, June 21 is all about celebrating Dad.

Friday evening most of us will begin a long weekend in celebration of Memorial Day.

Mother’s Day is this Sunday, May 10, and many are wondering how to celebrate from afar.

With the arrival of May comes one of my favorite holidays, Cinco de Mayo.

With social distancing still in place, this Easter will look different for most families. But there are still Easter activities that can be enjoyed from the comfort of home.

Irish or not, chances are you wear green every March 17 to hopefully avoid being pinched.

The day of love is nearly here and, if you’re single, there’s no need to feel bitter about it.

On Monday, Jan. 20, people across the nation will pause and reflect on the influential life that Martin Luther King Jr. led.