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The First Christmas Story
The story of Mary giving birth in the stable included being kept warm by many animals.
Pulling crackers on Christmas, trick-or-treating on Halloween, or giving roses on Valentine’s Day are all traditions passed down through the ages, but why do we do these strange things?
Why do we celebrate things like Easter or St. Patrick’s Day? And why on earth do crazy holidays like Put A Pillow on Your Fridge Day even exist?
Here, you’ll find facts about your favorite holidays and celebrations, as well as funny holidays you’ve never even heard about.
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The First Christmas Story
The story of Mary giving birth in the stable included being kept warm by many animals.
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The Top Ten Christmas Songs
Wham! donated the profits of their song "Last Christmas" to the Ethiopian famine appeal.
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Why Do We Give Gifts At Christmas?
In the 13th Century, French Nun's made and gave gifts to the needy on the eve of St. Nicholas.
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The A-Z of Global Christmas Traditions
In China, Christmas is celebrated with acrobats, fireworks and jugglers who entertain crowds.
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20 Interesting Facts About Reindeer
Did you know that reindeer have been domesticated for human use since the Bronze and Iron Ages?
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10 Highly Unusual Facts About Christmas
Two weeks before Christmas is the most popular time for couples to break up. Christmas Day however, is the least popular.
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16 Festive Father Christmas Facts
Father Christmas has had various names all over the globe, such as Père Noël in France, & Papá Noel in Spain.
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Why Do We Eat Turkey on Christmas Day?
87% of British people believe that Christmas would not be the same without a traditional roast turkey.
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Festive Facts About The Christmas Pudding
In 1595, the Christmas Pudding was renamed the Plum Pudding, and consisted of breadcrumbs, eggs, dried fruits & spirits.
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15 Cool Facts About Candy Canes
Did you know that the world's largest candy cane was created in 2011 and was 63 feet tall?
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10 Facts About Pumpkins To Prepare You for Halloween
Did you know that the original Greek name for the pumpkin was "pepon", which meant "large melon"?
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Sweet, Sweet Halloween InfoGraphic
Did you know that over 36 million U.S. children from ages 5-13 will go trick-or-treating this year?