Shaw High School's DECA chapter hosted the "Get Your Etiquette on Boo!" event to elevate students' professional skills.

Barbara Coleman came to see Carpenters’ Hall, the site of the original Continental Congress convening in 1774 and where the ...

The afternoon tea, often accompanied by small bites, is a time-tested British tradition. However, there's one small bite to ...

The San Dieguito Chapter of the National Charity League recently held its Mother-Daughter Chapter Tea. The annual tea was organized and hosted by the Class of 2029 and held at the San Diego ...

Traditionally, people use lemon balm tea to help improve mood, slow cognitive decline, and decrease anxiety levels. It may also help with insomnia, relieve menstrual pain, and support ...

The most quintessential of English customs, the concept of high tea originated in the 1800's when Anna, the seventh Duchess of Bedford, complained of being hungry during the late afternoon, so she ...

Is there anything better than a warm scone slathered with jam and cream, a crustless cucumber sandwich or a perfect, bite-sized eclair at one of the best high teas in Brisbane/Meanjin? Combine that ...

So what are some of the essential etiquette, not to mention the rules ... is still how the vast majority of us get from the lowlands to the high country — make sure your vehicle is winter ...

Manchester now has its own spot for afternoon tea. But Mara Witt, the owner of Honey Cup Cafe & Tearoom, doesn’t want anyone to get tripped up on the proper etiquette. She is new to the whole ...

The Pendray Inn and Tea House is offering up a twist on a tradition with Scottish high tea. (Courtesy: Pendray Inn and Tea House) A Victoria tea house is bringing a new flavour to an experience ...

I hate it when I’m right. “American tourists are known to be loud and demanding,” says Adeodata Czink, an etiquette expert. “And they did not disappoint last summer.” It hasn’t stopped.

English afternoon tea set including hot tea, pastry, scones, sandwiches and mini pies on marble top table. High tea, a quintessentially British institution, finds its truest expression in London.