WHAT DOES VALENTINE’S DAY MEAN? It is one of the oldest holidays in the calendar and celebrated all over the world. What is the day’s origin and meaning?

Valentine’s Day -- the holiday made for a Hallmark movie. At least that’s what it seems like now. But it wasn’t always so closely associated with roses and teddy bears.

Valentine is recognized as the go-to saint for beekeeping. Valentine’s Day is believed to have its roots in the Roman festival of Lupercalia. It was a fertility celebration that took place annually on Feb. 15.

Valentine's Day is for lovers — but you don't need a romantic soulmate to celebrate. The holiday is a chance to consider just how rich, diverse and beneficial every form of love is in the human experience, whether it comes from your family, friends, pets, neighbors or community.

Valentine’s Day is a holiday for people worldwide to share their love and affection. But did you ever wonder how the holiday that celebrates love, affection and friendship came to be? The origin of Valentine’s Day Although the origins of the holiday are slightly unclear,

This Valentine’s Day, we asked some of our Rhode Show guests what they think of the holiday and who their Valentine is!

Valentine’s Day isn’t the most baseball-related holiday. The season is still several weeks away and we’re only getting to spring training now, meaning there’s not exactly a lot things to draw back on.