A version of this story first ran in March 2014. The first day of spring is cause for a celebration, especially after the winter many of us have been having. But it's hard to top the 13-day ...
Nowruz, the Persian New Year, is a celebration of the start of spring marked through large parts of the Middle East and Central Asia. Above, a Nowruz haftseen table, laden with seven items meant to ...
The table in a Persian home is set up for the Iranian new year with very specific items. Seven foods that start with the Persian letter for “S” are displayed, and they each symbolize specific things, ...
The Rancho Bernardo Library held a celebration of Nowruz, which marks the first day of the Iranian calendar, on March 12 with craft activities, a holiday display and refreshments. Nowruz typically ...