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Winter Holidays
The chilly winter month of December is filled with celebrations, parties, and holidays all around the world. Some are filled with solemn traditions while others focus on fun and frolic. Hanukkah: While the exact dates change every year, this is an eight-day Jewish holiday. Those who celebrate light a special candle holder called a menorah. They do… Read More »
Thankful for Thanksgiving
It’s more than eating turkey, watching football, and taking naps! Thanksgiving is a national United States holiday that takes place every third Thursday of November, this year on November 24th. The first Thanksgiving dates back to 1621, when the Plymouth colonists and the Wampanoag shared an autumn feast. Then, for more than two centuries, Thanksgiving was celebrated… Read More »
DIY Halloween Decor
Let’s cut to the chase, Halloween is peaking its head around the corner. Well, it’s a headless horseman head! With that, there is nothing more exciting than decorating for Halloween. Here are some DIY decorations you can make to get in the spooky spirit! Delightful Devilish Handsoap- Buy some hand soap from the Dollar Store, and fill… Read More »
Simple Summer-Inspired Recipes
This summer, everyone wants fun, refreshing, tasty, yet easy-to-make recipes! Spend less time in the kitchen, and more time relaxing with family and friends while enjoying some of these incredible recipes. Key Lime Cream Pie: This no-bake recipe is cool and refreshing, and the perfect thing to bring to a party or cookout! Grilled Chicken… Read More »
Solve a Decades-Old Local Case on the Mystery Pub Crawl This August
The Mystery Pub Crawl is like a historic walking tour meets an escape room meets murder-mystery dinner theater. The interactive experience is based on a real murder that happened in 1863, one that Malden native Michael Cloherty turned into the book Abel Bodied: Murder at the Malden Bank. Based on his retelling of the murder and ensuing mystery, Incantrix… Read More »