Valentine's Day is celebrated on February 14th and is thought to be connected to the ancient Roman festival of Lupercalia.

According to History.com, exchanging Valentine's took off in the 1700s, a period coinciding with Romanticism in literature ...

But the origins are far more complex — and darker than the chocolate we indulge in on the day of love. Valentine’s Day is ...

In the original festival, men would sacrifice a goat and a dog, then run around naked or nearly naked, hitting women with the animals' hides.

Valentine’s Day is a holiday for people worldwide to share their love and affection. But did you ever wonder how the holiday ...

Many legends claim to explain the origins of Valentine’s Day, but as is the case with legends, they leave many questions ...

Some scholars trace Valentine's Day back to ancient Greece and the mythical green meadows of Arcadia in the Peloponnese.

The tradition of sending messages, gifts and expressions of love on Valentine’s Day goes back to at least the 15th century.

Instead, Valentine’s Day was simply a day to remember the death of a Saint, which was then muddled up thanks to Pope Gelasius ...

Bearing cards, flowers, chocolates and poetry, lovers have always swooned on Valentine’s Day as cherubs circled overhead. Right?