The yearly Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade is one way of celebrating Thanksgiving. It is full of giant balloons, exciting performances, and awesome floats. Interested in what happens during the parade? Read on to learn more.

Before each Thanksgiving, the United States White House participates in a very unusual ceremony: pardoning a turkey. “Pardoning the turkey” is officially known as the National Thanksgiving Turkey Presentation. So, why does the President pardon a turkey, and how did this odd tradition start?

Want to celebrate Thanksgiving without eating any extra calories? Join millions of Americans in running in a “Turkey Trot,” a race ran on Thanksgiving Day. Wear your best festive costume, sign up for a virtual race, and celebrate after your run with a plate full of Turkey!

As the fall season begins, it's time for new activities, warmer clothes, and the changing of the leaves. Here are some of the best ways to get in the fall spirit and celebrate the season with style!

Thanksgiving is a holiday known for it extravagent feasts. Just like any other holiday, Americans love to decorate their homes for the occasion! Traditional fall items to objects that reflect Thanksgiving (turkey, pumpkins) can be found everywhere in ones home. Many people buy decorations for their home, but it is just as easy (and more fun!) to make them at home.

Thanksgiving, celebrated on the fourth Thursday of November, is a cherished American tradition. While some people’s Thanksgiving preferences have evolved over the years, many Americans are still content with preparing the Thanksgiving staples. Read below for recipes and tips to creating a Thanksgiving dinner that will leave your guests stuffed.