From a Northern Liberties parade to Krampus photo ops, Philly’s holiday season is trading forced cheer for folklore, horns, ...

SAN ANTONIO - The holiday season in San Antonio is set to take a mischievous turn tonight as the city hosts its second annual Krampus Parade, a rapidly growing ...

The San Antonio Krampus Parade is poised to prance into the city's Southtown neighborhood with a fresh-flesh route at 7:30 p.m. this evening, and as always, the Express-News is here to help you ...

SAN ANTONIO — There's a chance Friday evening will continue to bring chilly, cloudy, damp conditions to San Antonio. Bob Crittenden would prefer it no other way. The lead organizer and grand marshal ...

Sign up for TPR Today, Texas Public Radio's newsletter that brings our top stories to your inbox each morning. A so-called demonic portal opened in Southtown last ...

Under the glow of twinkling lights and jingle bells, something darker emerged to mark the start of the holiday season this month in Pittsburgh. At Penn Brewery, people of all ages celebrated the ...

During Fayetteville's "Lights of the Ozarks" parade, Pinpoint owner Bo Counts opted to display a traditional holiday character, but it wasn't quite Santa.

After San Antonio’s first-ever Krampus Parade drew thousands to the historic King William area, the neighborhood’s association is asking for public feedback on the event, with its future route hanging ...

Participants in last December’s San Antonio Krampus Parade show off their costumes. Credit: Jaime Monzon The inaugural San Antonio Krampus Parade made its menacing way through the King William ...

The costumed Krampus characters were intended to represent another culture's holiday tradition. Some left feeling scared, ...

Dec. 9—Downtown St. Joseph is taking this Saturday to celebrate a longstanding Eastern European holiday tradition. This Saturday, Dec. 14, Downtown area businesses will celebrate the folklore ...

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Bo Counts is a Fayetteville resident and owner of the local bar Pinpoint, but on Thursday night at the city's Lights of the Ozarks parade, he took on a different persona: Krampus.