Southern new years traditions

To kick off the new year right, make sure you serve these traditional, Southern recipes for good luck and prosperity.

Slow simmered collard greens are said to bring good luck and good fortune when eaten on New Year’s Day.

New Year Traditions - Looking to make your New Year extra special? Explore ideas for simple, heartfelt traditions that bring warmth and joy to the season. From activities that nurture reflection to creative ways to celebrate with loved ones, this list is perfect for starting the year with intention and coziness. #NewYear #NewYears New Year's Eve

Your guide to cooking a traditional Southern New Year's Day menu! Recipes from A Southern Soul.

If anything, we believe in starting the New Year off on a high note, and if it takes adhering to age-old traditions to do that, ladle us a bowl of collards and call us superstitious. New Year's Eve and New Year's Day are full of opportunities to bring on good luck, ward off ill will, and kick off the year with blessings and fortune to come. You just have to know what to do—and not to do. #holiday #traditions #newyears #southern #culture #holidaytraditions

As the new year begins, customs and traditions from different countries and families shape how we welcome it. Despite the diversity, one constant on New Year's Eve is the shared practice of preparation.

Learn about the traditional southern foods said to bring good luck in the New Year, and which ones to avoid. Mix and match our recommended recipes to create your own lucky New Year's feast!

Kick off your New Year’s Day with a feast that's as rich in flavor as it is in tradition! These menu ideas will make your taste buds sing and maybe, just maybe, bring a little extra luck your way.

These eight foods are eaten in the South to ring in a prosperous new year.

These unique New Year's Eve superstitions and traditions from around the world just may bring you love, good luck, health and happiness in 2025.