Every year on 13 February, Galentine's Day is celebrated to cherish your best friendships - and we've rounded up some ideas for you to spend on this special occasion.

While Galentine’s Day may have started as a storyline for Leslie Knope on “Parks and Recreation” (which also gave us “Treat Yo’ Self Day”), this Feb. 13 celebration has evolved into something more meaningful: a day to connect with friends which,

Here's what to know about the holiday and its origins. This year, Galentine's Day will be celebrated on Thursday, Feb. 13 ― the day before Valentine's Day.

What is this unofficial holiday, how did it start and who can celebrate the occasion? Here are the details.

So here are some of my favorite TV episodes about friendship, and where to stream them if you’re feeling more Galentine’s than Valentine’s this year. (All are comedies, because let’s be real: This holiday inevitably inspires more than enough drama on its own.)

Women can close the financial confidence gap by having open financial discussions, leaning into financial education and supporting one another. Here are some ways to extend the Galentine's Day spirit to financial empowerment.

Friendships often takes a back seat to romantic relationships. Here's a look at how Americans experience platonic love.

While it may be tempting to focus solely on Valentine’s Day, celebrating Galentine’s Day is a worthwhile tradition to keep.

Galentine's Day is a time to celebrate those relationships, whether you're stitching a custom pillow or just having coffee together. The holiday rose to prominence in recent years after its mention on the sitcom.