Why would Bob Dylan, the rebellious folk icon, release a Christmas album? Christmas in the Heart seemed like an odd move for an artist known for protest songs and poetic lyricism, but a closer look ...

Strap yourself in so you can tune in to the latest episode of the popular show Two Blokes Talking Electric Cars – The EV ...

The song The Twelve Days of Christmas is a firm favourite among Christmas-carolers everywhere. This year at Clarence House, we've put our own unique spin on the song ...

The women of Ireland who worked so hard over Christmas are celebrated throughout the country on January 6, Nollaig na mBan, also known as Little Christmas or The Feast of the Epiphany. Nollaig na ...

It’s pretty simple: you should take down your tree 12 days after Christmas. While for some this may simply be an easy schedule to follow, for Christians it’s about recognising the festival of ...

According to English Heritage, it’s got to do with the 12 days of Christmas (which start on Christmas day and aren’t to be confused with Advent, which begins weeks before the event).

the Feast of Epiphany and the end of the twelve days of Christmas. But there's a historical case to be made for leaving them up another full month. For centuries many people didn't take their ...

with the other two being Easter and Christmas. The holiday is celebrated 12 days after the birth of Christ. Roman Catholics, Lutherans and other Western churches typically observe the holiday on ...

As it does every year, the Eiffel Tower invites you to a magical Christmas from 57 meters above ground, aboard its marvellous winter terrace. From November 29, 2024, the second floor of the Iron ...

Twelfth Night is a Christian festival that takes place on the last night of the Twelve Days of Christmas, marking the coming of the feast of Epiphany when Christians celebrate the visit to Jesus ...

If you're looking for a fresh start this January, taking your Christmas lights down near or on New Year's Day is a great way to start your year off on the right foot. It's not just a catchy holiday ...