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Category: Holiday

  • By Gina Columbo
  • In Holiday
  • Posted July 8, 2019

Now Booking Holiday Parties

You’re Invited to a Holiday Party This holiday season plan an unforgettable holiday party.  Holiday parties give your team the opportunity to both celebrate their achievements while also giving back. We offer 16 charitable give-back programs including Holiday Toy Donation. Teams will help children in need while boosting morale. During the event, teams will rotate between … Continued

  • By Gina Columbo
  • In Holiday
  • Posted June 24, 2019

July 4th BBQ Favorites

June 21st marks the official 1st day of summer and summer isn’t complete without a backyard BBQ! July 4th is a perfect time to host your first bbq of the season. Coincidentally, July happens to be National Grilling Month. Did you know, they say grilled foods are known to be healthier than foods cooked on … Continued

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  • By Gina Columbo
  • In Holiday
  • Posted May 23, 2019

Remembering Our Heroes

Next Monday, May 27th, the nation will celebrate Memorial Day. Memorial Day is typically observed on the last Monday in May. Memorial Day was created in honor to remember those who died while serving in the country’s armed forces. It marks the start of summer and the kickoff to many outdoor activities for families and … Continued

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Admin Professional Day

Administrative Professionals Day Wednesday, April 24, 2019, is an important time for businesses to appreciate and recognize the hard work of their support and administrative professionals. It’s known as #AdminProfessionalDay. It’s a day to show your admin how grateful you are for them. Whether they keep you on track with business or personal deadlines, admins … Continued

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  • By Gina Columbo
  • In Holiday
  • Posted December 19, 2018

Christmas Traditions

Christmas is celebrated by people all around the world, in many different ways, and for some countries, the celebrations go beyond the one day. At various times throughout history the celebration of Christmas was banned due to its religious aspects, and in some countries, it is still forbidden. In England during 1644-1660 Oliver Cromwell put … Continued

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  • By Gina Columbo
  • In Holiday
  • Posted December 12, 2018

The First Day of Winter

Winter Solstice, the shortest day of the year and the longest night, occurs every December. The date for the Winter Solstice varies from the 20th to the 23rd. The 21st and the 22nd being the two most common dates. 1903 was the last time that the Winter Solstice occurred on the 23rd, and it won’t … Continued

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  • By Gina Columbo
  • In Holiday
  • Posted December 6, 2018

The History of Hanukkah

Hanukkah is a Jewish holiday that is celebrated for eight days and eight nights. It is also known as the Festival of Lights and the Feast of Dedication. Although most commonly observed in December, it has a few times taken place in November, even coinciding with the Thanksgiving holiday. This year it will begin on … Continued

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Black Friday History

It may come as a surprise that the term “Black Friday” did not originate with shopping. It was first used to reference a stock market crash that occurred on September 24th, 1869. It wasn’t until the 1950’s that the name became associated with retail. On the day after Thanksgiving, people would fill the city of … Continued

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  • By Gina Columbo
  • In Holiday
  • Posted November 19, 2018

Thanksgiving – In the Beginning & Today

Thanksgiving, as it is known today, is vastly different then from how it originated. There wasn’t always a Macy’s parade, or watching a football game, nor was pumpkin pie a dessert staple. These tried and true traditions only came into existence many years after the first Thanksgiving. How it all began In November of 1621, … Continued

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  • By Gina Columbo
  • In Holiday
  • Posted November 7, 2018

The Origin of Festival of Lights

Diwali is a Hindu celebration known as the Festival of Lights. It’s India’s biggest holiday and is observed for five days. It has been celebrated throughout the country for over 2500 years. The word Diwali is derived from the Sanskrit word “Deepavali” which translates as “series of lighted lamps.” The festival is celebrated in either … Continued

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