Are you German? Have you ever been to an Oktoberfest? And, no, that isn’t a misspelling. Oktoberfest is a German festival filled with beer, pretzels, lederhosen, and fun music. As part of our Discovering Heritages from Around the World series, let’s learn about Oktoberfest
Kids today are more into technology, videos games and other stuff more than they could be about family time. It’s unfortunate that they seem to know more about the celebrities on TV and their favorite video game characters than they do about their own families. With a little help, you as a parent or grandparent can enlighten them on…
This is it! The final installment of our Family Reunion Planning blog series. This blog will wrap up details to planning the perfect family reunion. You have the who, when and how…. but where is the where? The “where” is right here to provide the details to think about when trying to determine the best location and place to hold your family…
With the continuation of our Family Reunion Planning blog series, this blog will provide important planning details such as who do you invite to a family reunion and necessary scheduling aspects to consider.
As the entire world is currently immersed in the 2018 Winter Olympics, let’s take a second to think about the family aspect of this great event that brings people and families.
Have you thought about organizing a family reunion for your family? It’s not always easy and it can be difficult to know where to start. Here on the Famicity blog, we’re going to run a three-part blog series on how to plan and organize the perfect family reunion. We’ll start by explaining what exactly is a family reunion.
Once the holiday decorations start showing up in stores, the holiday music isn’t far behind. Do you know where some of the most famous holiday and Christmas Carols come from?
Have you heard or seen an Advent Calendar? What is it? What does it mean?
A major part of holiday celebrations includes numerous candies, cookies and other festive food that you can cook and prepare for your friends, family and even coworkers. Check out some common tasty treats that you can make at home this holiday season.
Let’s get this Halloween season started! Here are some fun (and scary) facts and activities surrounding Halloween that you can enjoy with the family. History of Halloween Halloween, or often referred to as “All Hallow’s Eve” or event “All Saints’ Eve”, is celebrated annually on October 31st. It’s not a religious holiday but it does have religious mentions here and…
