Many gathered to celebrate the 40th year of the World Grits Festival this Saturday. A traveling salesman claimed he sold more grits to St. George, South Carolina, than anywhere else in the world back ...

Nightcliff has been transformed into a sea of colour and culture, as the 20th year of its family-favourite festival kicks off. SEE THE DETAILS. From the much-loved sand sculpture contest to the ...

The 59th annual National Folk Festival is on in Canberra after last year's event faced falling attendance and ticket sales combined with rising costs. Artistic co-director Holly Downes says the ...

It's oddly called Spring Festival, with it being in winter for ... A year of the Pig will start on February 5th.; 2020: A year of the Rat will start on January 25th. Year of the Pig.

marking the first day of the Year of the Rat, with many celebrations including the traditional "lion dance" to usher in good luck and fortune. Photos: China celebrates Year of the Dog with one of ...

Also called the Spring Festival, the Chinese New Year is a cornerstone of Chinese ... Rooster, Dog, Pig, Rat, Ox, Tiger, and Rabbit. These animals, combined with the five elements (Wood, Fire ...

Corgis will again race to see who becomes champion this weekend at Lovingston Winery while Bedford hosts the Arts and Drafts ...

The Edinburgh Festival Fringe is aiming to secure a £ ... just days before next year’s Fringe is due to get underway. However, under the council’s current timetable, accommodation operators ...

The Year of the Metal Rat is a “double spring” year. How does “double spring” occur in the Year of the Metal Rat? The Chinese lunisolar calendar is based on the cycles of the sun and moon.

This is because the Rat year signifies the Fire in the embryo stage, after the Pig year which represented the termination of Fire, he said. His forecast also took into consideration that 2019 ...

The Spring Festival, also known as Chinese New Year or the Lunar New Year ... hold a special place in Chinese folklore. They are the rat, ox, tiger, rabbit, dragon, snake, horse, sheep, monkey ...