More families might focus on eco-friendly practices by opting for sustainable decorations, locally sourced food, and reducing food waste
Small Gatherings
Continuing from recent years, some families prefer smaller, intimate gatherings for Thanksgiving, emphasizing quality time with close family and friends
Diverse Menus
Embracing diverse cuisines or dietary preferences, families might incorporate non-traditional dishes or cater to specific dietary needs, such as vegan or gluten-free options
Tech-Enabled Connections
For families unable to gather in person, virtual Thanksgiving celebrations using video calls and social media might continue to be a trend
Charitable Acts
Many families may partake in charitable activities or volunteer work to help others in need during this holiday season
DIY Decorations and Crafts
Creating handmade decorations or engaging in DIY crafts with family members is a trend, adding a personal touch to the celebration
Alternative Celebrations
Some families might choose outdoor activities, such as hiking, camping, or picnicking, as an alternative way to celebrate Thanksgiving
Focus on Mental Health
Acknowledging the importance of mental well-being, families may incorporate activities like mindfulness exercises, gratitude journals, or group discussions on mental health
Global Flavors
Exploring international flavors and incorporating global cuisines or fusion dishes into the traditional Thanksgiving meal is the latest trend
Reflective Traditions
Families might engage in activities that encourage reflection and gratitude, such as sharing stories, creating gratitude boards, or starting new family traditions centered around thankfulness