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With Halloween just around the corner, haven’t you ever wondered how the dead are celebrated in countries apart from USA and Canada? The Sherp did some digging and racked up a constructive list of the most fascinating Halloween-esque festivals that...

One of the most wildly celebrated and beloved holidays in the United States is Halloween. Who doesn't love getting to dress up in ridiculous costumes, eating delicious candy, decorating pumpkins and going to costume parties. As this Halloween is fast...

Halloween’s worldwide popularity may have grown considerably in recent years, but trick or treating and costume parties are hardly the only ways to celebrate as October spills over into November. There are plenty of creative and visually stunning...

The Day of The Dead (Dia de los Muertos) is celebrated in Central and Southern Mexico on November 1st and 2nd. It is usually the day after Halloween, as we would know here in the US and Europe. This special day is also becoming more popular with the...

Dia De Los Muertos, or the Day of the Dead, is a three-day celebration at the beginning of November that honors the deceased. The tradition originates from Mexico, but the holiday is now observed in Mexican-American communities in the U.S., Spain and...