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

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

Galentine's Day is an honorary holiday inspired by Valentine's Day that features one major deviation: only girls are a ...

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

While it may be tempting to focus solely on Valentine’s Day, celebrating Galentine’s Day is a worthwhile tradition to keep.

While Galentine's Day is a relatively newer holiday, compared to Valentine's Day, it has steadily been gaining popularity.

Happy Galentine's Day! Where Valentine's Day is all about the romance, Galentine's Day is all about the female friendships ...

Galentine's Day is the time to celebrate your friends, particularly the women in your life. Here is what to know.

Galentine’s Day takes place on Feb. 13 and is all about sharing ideas, activities and gifts that are geared toward honoring women.

And today, Galentine's Day, is for "ladies celebrating ladies," as Leslie Knope would say. Galentine’s Day is a holiday that started in 2010, after the second season of the sitcom “Parks and ...

Friends are one of the top three most important things in life for fictional character Leslie Knope of "Parks and Recreation" (along with waffles and work). Galentine's Day is a time to celebrate ...