These bright orange flowers are steeped in folklore and serve numerous purposes during this festive celebration of the dead.

Halloween in the 1800s was not the candy-fueled celebration we know today. Back then, people celebrated with soul cakes, ...

As the season turns, Ireland’s ancient Halloween traditions give Dublin a natural claim to this time of year, and the city’s ...

WemsFest welcomes back Celtic five-piece Ímar. Spokesman Martin Emmett said: “The band members of Ímar hold a plethora of All ...

Halloween is about 3,000 years old, which makes it far older than Christmas, Easter, or almost any other ...

As we approach Halloween, it is worth looking at the origins of the celebration and how it became such a popular annual event ...

Halloween traditions have been shaped over the centuries by religious beliefs, cultural practices and communities that have passed on traditions.

Are strings the “spookiest” section of an orchestra? Find out this weekend with the Santa Fe Symphony, as they launch their ...

The Rev. Trish Sullivan Vanni explores the Celtic roots of Halloween and reflects on remembrance, mortality and the spiritual meaning of changing seasons.

County Galway nestles into the midpoint of the west coast of Ireland. Its beautiful region of Connemara reaches out into the Atlantic Ocean, with the busy market town of Clifden at the tip.

Daylight saving time ends November 1, granting revelers an extra hour to celebrate Halloween this weekend.