I was in the fourth grade the first time I remember celebrating Nowruz, the Persian New Year.My dad let me and my brother stay home from school that day to celebrate. If he’d made this great ...

Covered with the ceremonial sofreh cloth, the Haft Seen is adorned with seven foods and herbs, each representing an aspect of nature's healing or life renewal properties. The Haft Seen also features ...

Recipe developer and cookbook author Naz Deravian tells us how she celebrates Nowruz, the Iranian New Year and the first day of spring, with a family-style, herb-laden feast.

Spring is finally here, which means it's time for Nowruz!The holiday celebrates the start of the season and shares similar traditions to Easter, Passover and even Christmas.Learn all about the ...

Nowruz, which falls on the spring equinox to the minute, is a 13-day celebration of the Persian New Year. This year it begins on Monday, March 20 at 2:25 p.m. Nowruz literally means new day.

Since I opened my restaurant Sofreh, I have arranged a beautiful sofreh haft-sin in my restaurant. Nilou Motamed, food authority and TV personality, 52, Brooklyn Photo: Clémence Polès ...

Nowruz dates back over 3,000 years and has its roots in the ancient Persian Empire and the Zoroastrian calendar. For Zoroastrians, Nowruz marks the creation of the world (Giti) and humankind.

Every spring, blogger and cookbook author Shadi HasanzadeNemati spends the days leading up to Nowruz cleaning house, baking, and preparing for visitors.

Nowruz, which means “new day” in Persian, is a 3,000-year-old spring festival that is celebrated by millions around the world, according to media outlet Time. People who observe the holiday do ...

Nowruz, the Persian new year, is a festive 13-day celebration. "Shahs of Sunset" stars explain Nowruz and how they celebrate the new year in an interview with TODAY.

Nowruz, which means “new day” in Persian, is a 3,000-year-old spring festival that is celebrated by millions around the world, according to media outlet Time. People observe the holiday do so ...