Advent calendars are a special way to celebrate the holiday season one day at a time, with tiny treats or gifts, during the 24 days before Christmas. Traditionally made from paper, with holiday or ...

You don’t need an Advent calendar to remind you of the joyous season, but opening the miniature doors and revealing tiny ...

For those who are not religious, modern Advent calendars are a treat-filled way of marking off the days leading up to Christmas or Santa's arrival. They typically start on Dec. 1 and continue up ...

While many equate Advent with calendars full of treats leading up to Christmas Day on Dec. 25, Advent is a term that comes out of Western Christianity and is the season encompassing the four ...

Advent calendars were adopted in the 19th century by German Lutherans as a way to mark the days of the season leading up to Christmas. Most of the time, the days leading up to Christmas were ...

In the Christian church calendar, Advent is a period of preparation for the celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ at Christmas and a preparation for the Second Coming of Christ. Need a break?

Which Advent calendar is best for kids? Christmas is a big event. In fact, it is so big that people celebrate not only the holiday itself but also the anticipation of the holiday as well.

If you didn’t grow up with them, Advent calendars feature small numbered flaps which open to reveal gifts or treats over the course of the 12 or 24 days leading up to Christmas. Gifts inside can ...

Although the countdown to Christmas has already begun, there’s still a few weeks to enjoy the surprises behind the doors of an advent calendar. (Plus, getting a late start means that some of our ...

I’ve been gradually upgrading on Christmas advent calendars over the years. Quaint picture images haven’t had a look in since I was introduced to chocolate advent calendars and beauty versions ...