St. David’s Society of Wyoming Valley announced a meaningful gift to the Osterhout Free Library of four Welsh children’s ...

On 1 March, it is St David's Day - the day to celebrate the patron saint of Wales. Find out more here.

Some carry daffodils, sing the national hymn, "Land of our Fathers", and eat traditional Welsh dishes like roast lamb or Rarebit. These kids have been telling us about their St David's Day plans.

A cheery story for St David’s Day – more than 12,000 primary school pupils from across Wales have joined forces in a bilingual St David’s Day song, with profits from downloads being donated to Save ...

Usually St David's Day is a day of parades, concerts and flags are flown. It's not a national holiday, but children sometimes go to school in traditional Welsh dress.

The 2.5 million North Americans of Welsh heritage are celebrating today with wistfulness for their homeland. This national Welsh holiday honors St. David, the 6th-century patron saint of Wales ...

Nevertheless, now seems a good time to have a proper conversation about Dydd Gwyl Dewi – St David’s Day. I think most of us would agree that we should make much more of our patron saint, both ...

St David's Day was declared a national day of celebration in Wales in the 18th century, but Samuel Pepys noted celebrations in the 17th century. And it's celebrated further afield too -- in 2003 ...

He died on 1 March in 589 AD and his remains have been interred at St. David’s Cathedral in Pembrokeshire since he was canonised by Pope Callixtus in 1120 (or they were, until King Edward I made ...