This holiday season, walk a trail illuminated by 24 lighthouses — creatively built using everything from cookies and gingerbread to stone and tin — in the 10th annual “Festival of Lighthouses” at The Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk.

This holiday season, walk a trail illuminated by 24 lighthouses—creatively built using everything from stone, gingerbread, toilet paper tubes and sugar cubes from France – in the 10th annual “Festival of Lighthouses” at The Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk.

See this gingerbread house? The one with turrets and bay windows, candy canes on the door, licorice piping on the windows and shingles lined with gumdrops and M&Ms

Endless appetizers, eggnog and frosted covered gingerbread men are yesterday’s news. The gluttony of the holiday season is over and it is time for a fresh start. January marks the moment people recalculate their New Year’s Resolutions, often including …

Next week Metro Atlanta students will says “bye-bye” to the holiday break and “hello” to the 2012 school year. But just because school restarts does not mean the fun has to end

Tons of people make gingerbread houses during the holiday season, there’s no surprise there, but sometimes a culinary creation is just too geeky to actually eat. Such is the case with blogger Brian Hall’s Gingerbreadtron, a candy and cookie …

One of my places to see the holiday sights is at Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida. Not only are the decorations through the theme parks spectacular, but so are the displays through the entire Resort (meaning, the many hotels located on …

NEW YORK — Elaborate gingerbread houses, boat parades, train shows and dazzling light shows that illuminate entire neighborhoods are all part of the holiday fun this year for the Christmas and New Year’s season.

Making a batch of gingerbread cookies is an essential for the holiday season: not only are they tasty, but your house is bound to smell like Christmas as they bake. These cookies are crisp on the outside and chewy in the center, perfect with a hot cup of …

KPCC reporter Charles Phoenix recently got into the holiday spirit by engaging in the sugary Christmas tradition of making a gingerbread house.