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Epiphany Remains the Usual Date to Take Down Christmas Decorations

Across traditions, families also follow Jan. 7, Jan. 8 or even Feb. 2, reflecting custom and convenience.

Why January 1 Became New Year’s Day—and How the World Marks It Now

Year-End Jumbo Lottery Draw Held With Provisional Winner Counts Posted as Okinawa Embraces ATM Purchases

New Year’s Eve Fireworks: UK Confirms 1 a.m. Cut-Off and Tough Penalties

New Year 2026 Parties Blend Global Rituals Into Intentional, Social-Media-Ready Moments

Saint Stephen’s Day: What Italy Commemorates on December 26

Germany’s Christmas Tree Prices Edge Up as Early Buying Surges

SEAIC Issues Halloween Guidance to Prevent Severe Allergy Reactions in Children

Halloween 2025: U.S. Cities Set Trick-or-Treat Hours as Spanish School Cancels Haunted Event Over Stigma Concerns

Ley Seca Takes Effect Across Edomex and CDMX’s Tláhuac for Sept. 15–16

Indore Police File FIR, Launch Artisan Verification After Modern Ganesh Idol Dispute

Spain Prepares for May 1 Labor Day with Regional Puentes Confirmed

Global New Year Traditions Highlight Unique Ways to Welcome 2025