Twelfth Night celebrations reached their height during medieval times ... upside down as mischief and revelry were celebrated. Feasts, drinking and dancing were all commonplace during this ...

Twelfth Night is not a national holiday ... It falls exactly 40 days after Christmas, and in medieval England it was the official end of Christmas – and another feast day. It was called ...

This festival or feast was marked by coming together for a meal, and it included a traditional cake. The tradition of the Twelfth Night cake dates back to medieval Europe, specifically to the ...

In Tudor England, Christmas began on Dec. 24 and culminated in a rowdy feast on Jan. 6 for Twelfth ... A traditional centerpiece of the medieval Twelfth Night was the observance of "topsy-turvy ...

Twelfth Night is not a national holiday in the UK ... It falls exactly 40 days after Christmas, and in medieval England it was the official end of Christmas – and another feast day. It was called ...