Galentine's Day is a fictional holiday invented by the show "Parks and Recreation" 15 years ago and women still celebrate it.

What is Galentine’s Day, you ask? Well, it’s only the best day of the year.

Galentine's Day is a time to celebrate those relationships, whether you're stitching a custom pillow or just having coffee ...

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Galentine's Day was originally introduced by the fictional character Leslie Knope, played by Amy Poehler, in a “Parks and ...

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

Today is the day of love: Valentine's Day. A time to acknowledge loved ones and the important people in each others lives.

It's been 15 years since Amy Poehler's iconic 'Parks and Recreation' character invented Galentine's Day. Here's when and what it is and how to celebrate.

While Galentine’s Day may have started as a storyline for Leslie Knope on “Parks and Recreation” (which also gave us “Treat ...

It’s a well-known fact that February 14 is Valentine’s Day, but thanks to Parks and Recreation, February 13 is now reserved for celebrating the women in your life who lift you up and show you love.

Galentine’s Day is a holiday that started in 2010, after the second season of the sitcom “Parks and Recreation” aired an episode about Amy Poehler’s character, Leslie Knope, celebrating ...