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Celebrate Thanksgiving, Christmas or New Year's with these festive holiday cocktails that are sure to please guests at your next party.

Who can resist Halloween, Harry Potter and fun parties that celebrate the two?

While in England, Apple Cider refers to fermented, crushed apples - this version of Wassail is fresh, and not just good tasting, but can do wonders for your health!

When trying to find the perfect cocktail for your Thanksgiving feast, you'll be thankful to find these festive drinks.

Here are some great ideas to capitalize on the finest points of the autumn seasonal changes. Incorporate nature, fun, family and friends into your social calendar.

The smell of warm apple cider to a cold nose is heaven. The spicy-sweet taste of the seasonal favorite on a brisk golden autumn day is one of the best times of the year.

Christmas decorating can be turned into a fun and engaging event when you include your friends and family in the activity!

The Williams-Sonoma store at Union Square in San Francisco hosted a holiday open house, showcasing a number of specialty foods from their catalogue.

Christmas is the time for traditions. Whether it is an activity, food or way to give to others, if you are looking for a new tradition for your family this year, read on!

Make a hit at back yard barbecues, family reunions or historical society garden parties by serving a drink whose history goes back to America's colonial era taverns.

Cold weather and warm drinks naturally go together, and apple cider makes a great starting point.

The best foliage is seen in Vermont. Woodstock offers the beauty of the foliage, and the fun of festivals, fairs and celebrations throughout September and October.

Most breweries seem to go with pumpkin flavors for fall. Leinenkugel has chosen a different route.

Emerging research shows cinnamon helps diabetics manage their blood sugar.

As winter approaches, yoga can provide the ideal refuge from the frantic activities of holiday shopping, last-minute deadlines, travel arrangements and family reunions.

Most city and suburban Pagans usually don't have access to fields and logs. Substitute! Feast on traditional foods! Magick prevails on the Winter Solstice....

Day of joy and rebirth.... Solar festival celebrated by Yule log's fire.... Holly, ivy, evergreens and mistletoe adorn windows, doors, rooms and halls.... Rejoice! Merry

Christmas offers romantic interludes and opportunities for everyone. Take a moment to plan a romantic evening, a night on the town, or a weekend in the mountain city.

Fruitcake gets a bad rap around Christmastime, but what other holiday foods tend to make people cringe?