Halloween, celebrated on Oct. 31, marks a cross-quarter day between equinox and solstice, coinciding with daylight savings ending on Nov. 3.

It’s the time of year — tradition says — when the veil between the worlds of the living and the dead is lifted. That ...

October 31 means it's Halloween! Wondering how the holiday got started and why we trick or treat for candy? Here's what to ...

From outrageous costumes to trick or treat: the unexpected ancient roots of Halloween's most popular – and most esoteric – ...

Halloween marks the halfway point between the Autumnal Equinox and the Winter Solstice, making it a cross-quarter day.

Writer Antonio Pagliarulo never imagined finding himself fully home in this holiday of mischief, magic, and make-believe.

If Oct. 31 isn't about carving pumpkins and collecting candy, then what is Halloween, really? Here's the scoop!

In the Northern Hemisphere, the autumnal equinox is Sept. 22, marking the start of the fall season. In 1966, Congress passed the Uniform Time Act, standardizing the length of daylight saving ...

With the autumn budget just around the corner, Britons are rushing to book their holidays in a bid to beat an expected tax hike. As the budget announcement looms on Wednesday, travellers are ...

Halloween, steeped in tradition, has transformed from a pagan feast to a celebration with lovingly homemade costumes and treats to one of the largest consumer spending holidays. Every October ...

This year’s holiday began with the Mid-Autumn Festival on Friday and also includes the Oct. 1 National Day. The public holidays end on Oct. 6. Typically hundreds of millions of Chinese travel at ...

At the Argory you’ll meet autumn with a capital A. At this time of year the paths through its woodland are carpeted with a blaze of golden leaves, perfect for kicking your way through if its dry ...