What Is A Cornucopia? Meaning, Symbolism, And How To Make One!

Wicker cornucopia spilling red apples, purple grapes, small pumpkins, and autumn leaves onto weathered wood.

The cornucopia is a ubiquitous symbol of abundance, especially around Thanksgiving, starring in centerpieces on bountiful tables across the land. But where did the “horn of plenty” originate? A Thanksgiving cornucopia has a much longer, more elaborate history than you may imagine. Learn more about cornucopia meaning and symbolism here. Plus, learn how to make

What The Heck Is Mincemeat?

Small mincemeat pies dusted with powdered sugar on a wooden board, with one broken open.

Learn the history behind this traditional holiday food and how to make it yourself with our easy-to-follow recipe!

The Thanksgiving Blizzard of 1983

Cars buried under deep snow line a narrow city street during a heavy winter blizzard.

This year, you may want to take some time to give thanks that you’re not currently living through the Thanksgiving Blizzard of 1983. Find out why!

Want a White Christmas? Check The Weather On St. Lucia Day!

Snowy village illustration with red houses and pine trees featuring St. Lucy's Day weather lore.

If you’re dreaming of a white Christmas, watch the weather on December 13, St. Lucia Day (the Feast of St. Lucy of Syracuse, Sicily). According to traditional lore, sunny weather on this day foretells snow on Christmas. Who Was St. Lucia? A Dark Tale St. Lucia (or St. Lucy) is recognized as the patron saint

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