Holiday Themes

Looking for the perfect gift this holiday season? Check out ET Week’s Holiday Gift Guide. Keep it local and support the businesses in your community.

As the holidays approach, we look forward to all the delicious food. Long hours are spent cooking in the kitchen, preparing for our guests. For most, the days involve last minute running around and tiresome cleanups. This Thanksgiving, why not take the day off from cooking and spend the holiday at one of these fine local establishments.

Dads do so much for our families. Whether it’s working hard or fixing around the house, helping with homework or driving the kids to practice (name the activity / sport), dads do everything they can for our families. They certainly deserve at least one day to be celebrated (though probably several more would do them justice).

Though 18 years have gone by since his passing, I have vivid memories of him and the impact and meaning he had on my life.

Mothers Day, by far is the most celebrated holiday of the year.

Mothers’ Day rituals are different in every home.

It brings a smile to my face to think of Valentine’s Day as a day dedicated to telling/showing people that you love them.

Christmas, Chanukah and Kwanza the three major winter holidays, are all reasonably close this year.

Every year on the fourth Thursday of November, families prepare to give thanks around a table heaped with delicious dishes.

Father's Day is the time to honor all the men who play a special part in our lives.

Valentine’s Day is not always about flowers, chocolate or jewelry. It’s about love, relationships, thoughtfulness and showing your significant other how much you appreciate them. The perfect Valentine’s Day should consist of a well thought out day/night. Whether you’re just dating, newly married or with a longtime sweetheart; start a tradition or get creative together. Here are some ideas perfect for her and him that will make Valentine’s Day special.

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