Twelfth Night is the night before Epiphany – meaning it usually falls on January 5. Epiphany, also known as the Feast of the Three Kings, is a Christian feast day, ...

When is Twelfth Night? ... Epiphany takes place the day after on January 6, while Candlemas – another traditional feast day marking when Jesus was presented at the Temple of Jerusalem ...

January 5 is traditionally the day many people take down their Christmas decorations ...

If you’re panicking about finding the time to take your Christmas tree down, you can relax — tradition has it that you have plenty of days well into the new year to remove all traces of the ...

Superstition suggests that leaving decorations up beyond the Twelfth Night can bring bad luck ...

The 12 Days of Christmas begin with Christmas, rather than end with the holiday — a point about the calendar made so repeatedly, to so little effect, that it’s not really worth mentioning again.Except ...

The Anglican Churches tend to see January 5 as the Twelfth Night – meaning Epiphany is the next day – but other churches see it as January 6, so it’s on the same day as Epiphany.

It has inspired adaptations and reimaginings for centuries. The title refers to the traditional Christian festival of the twelfth night after Christmas, which marks the eve of the Epiphany, a time of ...

Twelfth Night is also known as Epiphany Eve, with Epiphany taking place on January 6. However, some people believe the 12 days of Christmas begin on December 26, which means Twelfth Night would ...