Christians celebrate Jesus' birth on Dec. 25, but where does Santa fit in to the picture? It is time to celebrate Christmas with Kidzworld!

If snakes freak you out, seagulls annoy you and billboards annoy you, then the place to be is Hawaii. There's also no rabies or daylight savings time so sit back and soak up some rays.

As President of the USA, you get power, prestige and your own holiday! Check out the details on Presidents' Day.

Holi is more than a celebration of Spring: It's one of the coolest holidays on the planet! Check out the hilarious traditions of the most colorful holiday around!

Slavery was legal in Puerto Rico for 350 years. Some owners even went so far as to brand their slaves foreheads with hot irons. No wonder there is a holiday to celebrate the end of this cruelty.

Easter may make you think about bunnies and treats, but it isn't just about chocolate. Find out about Easter's religious history.

We've had a day to celebrate our mothers for thousands of years. What are you doing this Mother's Day to carry on the tradition?

Thailand is usually known for its white, sandy beaches and deliciously spicy food but lately it's gained attention for less positive reasons. Find out more!

Victoria Day is sort of like Canada's version of Memorial Day, only Canucks have an dead English queen to thank for this day off. Here's the lowdown on the unofficial start of the Canadian summer.

Father's Day isn't just a day for Dad to get more ties. It's about honoring all the men who've been a father figure.

One of the oldest festivals is the Dragon Boat Festival. It's over 2000 years old and is one of the three most important annual Chinese holidays. Be sure to check out the boat races this year.

All or Nothing Day is the day to live like it's your last. It's the day to do something you've never done before or always wanted to do.

Left-handed people have it rough. Not only is the world built for right-handers but lefties are the subject of many jokes...

La Tomatina is one of the messiest festivals the world has to offer. Kidzworld gives you the scoop on this vitamin-packed free-for-all!

October isn't just about dressing up like a monster and scaring little kids. United Nations Day is fun too! You get to eat foreign food, sing and dance.

For the entire month of Ramadan, Muslims don't eat (well, sort of). Check out the 411 on this important Muslim holiday.

On Thanksgiving you get to stuff your face with turkey, stuffing and pumpkin pie. Find out what's happening on this tasty American holiday!

From eating deer brains to hiding glass pickles, Kidzworld looks at old Christmas traditions from around the world.

Writing depressing poems and songs won't get most people a holiday named after them, but it worked for Scottish poet and writer, Robert Burns.

February is about more than Valentines and hearts; it's about history (and weather-predicting rodents). Check it out!

Canada isn't the oldest country around but that doesn't mean Canadians don't appreciate their history. Get the 411 on Canada's Heritage Day here!

It's been a national holiday since 1949 so it's time to break out your American flag and fly it high, cuz June 14th is Flag Day!

There's a lot to celebrate in the month of July. Both Canada and the United States of America celebrate their independence this month!

If you're looking for an excuse to party before school starts again, take a look at these quirky August holidays!

Before you start counting down the days 'til Christmas break, check out these fun September holidays to celebrate while you wait.

Although the United States and Canada share much of the same culture, the origins of Canadian Thanksgiving are actually more closely connected to the traditions of Europe than America. Find out why!

What do you have to do to get a holiday named after you? You could do what Christopher Columbus did and discover some land. Find out why some people aren't celebrating Columbus Day this year.