Do you know the history of Twelfth Night? Here's how it came to be known as the start of the Carnival season in New Orleans.

As the name suggests, Twelfth Night always comes twelve days after Christmas, no matter where Fat Tuesday ... all commonplace during this day, and Shakespeare's play "Twelfth Night," a romantic ...

Carnival begins on Twelfth Night after Christmas ... face of tragedy," said Father Patrick Williams. "We can give into fear, or we can choose to hope." After the service, a second line snaked ...

Given up the booze for January? You might already be staring at the walls wondering whether it's finally time to pick up that ...

Up until the 19th Century, Christmas would be celebrated for a full 12 days, which is why Twelfth Night was an important marker in the calendar. It’s probably exactly when the Shakespeare comedy ...

While for some this may simply be an easy schedule to follow, for Christians it’s about recognising the festival of Twelfth Night, followed by Epiphany. The 12 days of Christmas began on ...

Depending on religion, Twelfth Night is either the 5 or 6 January and is traditionally when Christmas decorations are taken down. This date marks the end of the twelve days of Christmas and ...

NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - The 2025 Carnival season in New Orleans began taking shape against a somber backdrop Monday (Jan. 6), but with Twelfth Night celebrants eager to show the city would not be bowed ...

Shakespeare in the Gardens is returning to Hobart’s Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens this summer with a production of ...

I'm your host, Kris Hensler. And tonight's movie is Fear in the Night from 1947. Also tonight, I am once again joined by Jane Martin. Jane, thanks for stopping by the great basement screening room.