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?

Summer solstice is the first day of summer and it's the longest day of the year. Get ready for summer fun!

For most Canadians, Canada Day is about BBQs, fireworks and warm weather but there's more to the holiday than that...

Independence Day is the perfect time to let your patriotism shine. Here's the 411 on the Fourth of July!

Kwanzaa and Boxing Day fall on the same day. Find out all about both holidays in one handy story.

You know it's fall when the leaves begin to change, the air is a bit crisper and Halloween costumes have already hit the stores.

Thanks to holidays like Christmas and Hanukkah, December is jam-packed with parties, festive get-together's and holiday cheer.

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There are lots of rumors floating around about how this holiday started. Was Saint Valentine a priest, a bishop or a myth?

Mexican Independence Day is about more than food and fireworks. Find out the history behind this important Mexican holiday.

Find out about the magic of full moons – and be sure to check out the real thing on November 26th! This mystical event happens once a month.

People across the world are celebrating the start of the Chinese New Year. The Chinese year is lunar, which means it depends on the cycles of the moon, so it is celebrated on a slightly different day every year.

After Christmas, Valentine’s Day, which happens annually on February 14, is the most celebrated day of the year in the U.S. Here is some interesting trivia about the international day of love.

It’s March and spring is finally in the air (depending on where you live!). There’s so much to do and celebrate this month – take a look and find out what’s going on in the next 31 days!

Every month has its fair share of holidays and special days of celebration and coming together for a good cause, and April 2009 is no exception! Check out the Kidworld Guide to April Special Days below to find out more on how you can celebrate and show yo

June is so cool, it’s hot! School is almost over and summer’s about to begin! June is the month when we really start feeling like winter is over and done with for another year – the weather is getting warmer and the sun is shining almost every day?

Both Canada Day (July 1) and American Independence Day (July 4) land in July – but did you know they share the month with these kooky celebrations?