Christmas in Old New Orleans was an uproarious celebration.
Hanukkah and Kwanzaa: Recommended Reading
In December, people all over the world celebrate Hanukkah and Kwanzaa with family and friends. Kwanzaa is an annual African American and pan-African holiday that takes place from December 26 until January 1. Hanukkah is observed for eight nights and days every year, normally occurring in December, although the exact dates change every year. This…
Christmas Cooking: South Slidell Edition
It's the most wonderful time of the year... and part of that is because of all the festive food available! If you're looking for inspiration for your holiday get-togethers, feel free to check out a few of the items in our collection: The Christmas Movie Cookbook The Christmas Movie Cookbook Christmas Table Cookbook Debbie Macomber's…
Charles Dickens’ other Christmas tales
Just about everyone has the story of A Christmas Carol memorized, but did you know Charles Dickens wrote other Christmas books? In the 1840s, Dickens would publish four more Yuletide tales to varying degrees of success. While most repeat the formula of people being visited by supernatural beings—be they ghosts, fairies, or goblins— each has…
Christmas: a Time for Joy and Peace
The holidays are great for taking some time away from the daily grind, and centering yourself and realizing what’s really important: peace, joy, family, and the
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