Hanukkah, Christmas, Kwanzaa, Yule…no matter your observance, December is a month for hosting! Between all the people and the food preparations, hosting can become an Olympic sport in some households. We’re here to help you keep the village happy (and out of your kitchen) while your burners are busy preparing for family dinners and holiday celebrations.
Thanksgiving kicks off such a special season in which we spend more time celebrating the holidays with our loved ones. Amidst the chaos of cooking, hosting, and shopping it’s easy to lose sight of those around us and that feeling of thankfulness for having those people in our lives. What if you started a new friend or family fall tradition to keep that top of mind? We’ve rounded up a few fun ideas to help you be more present and purposeful with your time together.
Diwali, or Deepavali, is by far the biggest and most important holiday in India. Deepa meaning lights, and avali meaning row in Sanskrit, Diwali is the Festival of Lights. The festival usually occurs sometime in late October to mid-November, depending on the Hindu lunar calendar.
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