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Mother's Day

Mother's Day is celebrated across the globe on different days based on location, but usually during the month of May. While Mother's Day today has become commercialized, its origins date back to Gr...

Labor Day

May 1st is celebrated in numerous countries as Labor Day. Labor Day was trademarked a holiday during the social struggles of the XIXth century, and is now celebrated with a day off from work. READ ...

International Art Day

Art has undoubtedly played a vital role in history and accompanied human evolution. Let us back track quickly on its significant periods. READ MORE

April Fools

April Fools! We've all been played a trick on on April 1st. But why the fool, and why April 1st? READ MORE

Chinese New Year

Fierce monster, ribbon, candle and firecracker. The history of Chinese New Year. READ MORE

Valentine's Day

The day of the lovers READ MORE

The New Year

5 ,4, 3, 2, 1, Happy New Year! Whether you're popping champagne or kissing under the mistletoe at midnight, you owe it all to no one other than Julius Caesar READ MORE

December 10: Human Rights Day

On December 10, 1948, at the Palais Chaillot in Paris, the 58 member states of the UN, by resolution 217 A (III), adopt the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. READ MORE

December 25: Merry Christmas or Merry Sun?

Although having largely lost its religious dimension in recent years, Christmas remains the celebration of the birth of the Messiah of Christians, Jesus of Nazareth. Yet before his birth, on the sa...

Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving is a feast celebrated in the United States on the fourth Thursday of November, which commemorates the arrival of the Pilgrim Fathers in America and the help they received from the Nati...