November is National Native American Heritage Month, which was officially declared in 1990. This month is a time to celebrate and honor the first Americans. In Massachusetts, only 1% of the population identifies as American Indian/Alaska Native at least partially,…
Every June, we have the opportunity to celebrate Caribbean American Heritage Month. This celebration is relatively new in our country’s history—it was officially started in 2006. Despite its newness, it is very worth celebrating, especially in our state. Massachusetts has…
February is Black History Month, an annual celebration of the contributions of African American people in the United States. Food is central to all cultures, and the African diaspora is no exception. If you are unfamiliar with the term, the…
Fall is in full swing in Massachusetts. In New England, we have access to many amazing seasonal fruits and vegetables throughout this chilly season. As cucumbers, tomatoes, and berries fade out, squash, apples, and other delicious food arrives. Although apple…
There is a crispness in the air in October. Amidst the weather change, there is also a lot to celebrate. Between September 15 through October 15, we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month. Throughout this month, many Latin American countries celebrate their…
World Food Day has been celebrated on October 16th since 1979. Each year the United Nations chooses a topic to highlight, educate, and/or celebrate. This year they are celebrating via action: “Our actions are our future – Better production, better nutrition,…
There is A LOT going on. Let’s dive in. If you’re looking for something to do, October has lots to offer. Did you know that we are in the midst of National Hispanic Heritage Month? National Hispanic Heritage Month celebrates the customs,…
While we’re all practicing social distancing, it doesn’t mean we can’t learn, explore, and play. Did you know April is Diversity Awareness Month? Here are a few different activities you can do to celebrate it. Let’s dive in and see…