Hariyali Teej 2025, falling on Sunday, July 27, is a vibrant monsoon festival celebrated with devotion, fasting, and festive ...

Image credit: Mandarin Oriental Kuala Lumpur. We’re kicking off our Mid-Autumn festival 2023 list with none other than Mandarin Oriental KL. Together with award-winning restaurant Lai Po Heen, ...

Baking expo is icing on the cake for sweet tooths. In just three years passionate baker Cathy Worsley has gone from birthday cakes for her kids to the high-stakes competition at Sydney’s annual ...

A Sweet Memory Cake Shoppe & Tea Room, Waretown Treat Mom to a three-course tea at this bakery and tea room, which is hosting seatings at 9 a.m., noon and 3 p.m.

Later, the Greeks placed candles on moon-shaped cakes to honor Artemis, goddess of the moon—the candles mimicked the moon’s glow. The Romans later made birthdays more common, celebrating the ...

NOCCA partners with Muses King Cake to create “The Goddess” celebrating 25 years in New Orleans. Posted ... Firefly Aerospace's Blue Ghost spacecraft captures a view of the far side of the moon.

Your planetary ruler Jupiter stations direct in your relationship zone on February 4, the same day that love goddess Venus enters your fifth house of pleasure and play. This can bring joy and ...

A quasi-moon of Earth has been given a name. It's Cardea, ... And now, thanks to Clay Chilcutt, a student at the University of Georgia, there is a cosmic object named for this goddess.

5. Kissing under the mistletoe. Lum3n / Pexels. In Norse mythology, Frigga, the goddess of love, beauty, and fertility, wept after her son Balder was killed by a mistletoe arrow.

7. Candles belong on a birthday cake . We all know it’s important to make a wish and blow out the candles on your birthday cake. (And ideally in one breath, so that they’ll come true.) ...

Also known as the Moon Festival, it has been a tradition in many Asian cultures for more than 3,000 years The restaurant is offering moon cake for the millennia-old holiday. Skip Navigation ...

Mid-Autumn Festival became an official celebration in China during the Tang Dynasty (618-907 CE) but there isn’t one single answer to the question of when and how the annual event began.