Where does the Easter Bunny come from? As Christians probably already know, the Bible makes no mention of a mythical hare who ...

Easter, a holiday celebrated worldwide, brings with it a vibrant tapestry of customs and traditions. Among these, the playful ...

There are other European Easter traditions involving hares, including eating their meat and hunting them. One report from ...

Well, early origins are murky, but one theory holds that the rabbit, and the name 'Easter', both stem from the pagan festival ...

Danny Federico [email protected] It’s well-known that Easter is a Christian holiday that celebrates the Resurrection ...

The Easter Bunny made its American debut in the 1700s, according to the History Channel. German immigrants introduced the ...

Easter is just around the corner, and while many are preparing baskets and egg hunts, few stop to ask — why a bunny? And why eggs? The answers go back centuries.

What do bunnies, baskets, colored eggs, egg hunts and candies all have in common? Each of these traditional components of secular Easter observances can be traced back to the German ...

Thanksgiving, even St. Patrick's Day all have horror classics to call their own. So where's the classic Easter horror?

Today, we unwrap our Easter chocolates and dye eggs in pastel palettes, but behind these fun traditions lies a story that’s ...