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New Year's Eve is a time for celebrating the arrival of a new year there are many traditions associated with New Year's Eve, here are common NYE celebrations.

If you're planning a Luck-themed pot luck, here are some symbolic foods to ring in the New Year. Read about how countries say "Happy New Year" with certain foods.

It turns out good-looking men, lentils, no housework, and kissing are all good luck!

The Rose Bowl game, a part of Pasadena, California's Tournament of Roses, was first played in 1902, and has been played annually since 1923.

Every New Year's Day the village of Mappleton in Derbyshire hosts a thrilling boat race, run, and jump into a freezing river. The author was there for the 2009 event.

Hogmanay, or New Year, is as big a celebration as Christmas in Scotland, with its own traditions designed to bring good luck in the coming year.

Celebrate a Happy New Year with a party that's fun for adults and kids alike.

Need a last minute idea to end the year with a bang and to start the New Year fresh? Use the following tips to start your own family tradition.

Down in the south, black eyed peas and cooked cabbage are New Year's Day traditions.There are many ways to cook these dishes. Offer a variety of recipe options this year.

New Years Eve and Day has been an important celebration and holiday since early Neolithic peoples associated the rebirth of light and spring with agricultural prosperity.

Why is New Year's more popular than Christmas in Russia? Learn how celebrations for the first of January are stronger than ever.

Hogmanay in Scotland is adapted from pagan festivals throughout Scotland's history. Here are some of the household traditions of a Scottish New Year's Eve

New Year's Eve activities for kids can be fun and educational. From arts and crafts to current events, family fun can be had for the young and old.