History of Halloween
Halloween Sara Maples Halloween, as we know it today, has evolved from a blend of ancient Celtic, Roman, and Christian traditions. Its origins can be traced back to the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain, celebrated around October 31st in what is now Ireland, the United Kingdom, and parts of France. Here’s a brief overview of […]
Celebrate Cinco de Mayo the Lubbock Way
Celebrate Cinco de Mayo the Lubbock Way Maggi Gallaspy If you’re gearing up to celebrate Mexico’s independence on this side of the border, look no further than Hub City! From parades to authentic Mexican cuisine and live music, your day is sure to be filled with festivities far and wide. The best way to celebrate […]
‘Tis the Season for New Traditions
‘Tis the Season for New Traditions Kristin Rodin Christmas is one of the best times of the year to make memories with loved ones. While you might still be fond of caroling and gingerbread houses, here are some new Christmas traditions your friends and family will love! Create a December First box Get ready to […]
A Well-Read Holiday Tradition
A Well-Read Holiday Tradition Alice Briggs Jolabokflod roughly translates to “the Christmas Book Flood” and is a delightful tradition you might want to begin with your friends or family this year. It is an Icelandic tradition that started upon Iceland’s independence from Denmark in 1944. Each year, Icelanders give one another gifts, and they are […]
Magnificent Mother’s Day Gifts
Magnificent Mother’s Day Gifts By Madison Rodriguez What do you get the woman who has gotten you everything? Mother’s Day gift ideas can be a debacle for even the most experienced of gift-givers. If you want some ideas, check these suggestions for Mother’s Day gifts that will not disappoint! Manicure or Pedicure Gift Card What […]