Friendsgiving

The only thing better than Thanksgiving dinner is two Thanksgiving dinners. Here's how to double your fun – and give thanks for great friends – with a Friendsgiving dinner this year.

It may sound like more fun to celebrate Thanksgiving with a bunch of friends rather than flying home and dealing with family. But it can be a real shitshow. Here's how to get everybody fed.

Let us guess: until now, [Thanksgiving](/body/recipes/2014/11/thanksgiving-sides-recipes-slideshow/) dinner has been the exclusive domain of your parents (or other kitchen-savvy relatives). But, this year, your work schedule won't allow the trip home, you've decided not to shell out for exorbitant [airfares](/flash/travel-blog/2014/10/new-rules-getting-best-airfare-deals/), or you just want to throw an equally thankful bash for your second family: your friends.

Want to cheer up your loved ones this week? Host a Friendsgiving your friends will never forget with these top tips.

Five years ago Andrew Knowlton ditched his family’s Thanksgiving in favor of a festive one with friends—and he never looked back. Brave enough to try it yourself? Here’s how to pull it off.

Friends'givi'ng, noun: An annual holiday celebrated among friends, marked by feasting, wine consumption, and uncontrollable laughter.

First, don’t do all of the cooking yourself.

Thanksgiving is the start of the holiday season and with tips, you're gonna throw a perfect and delicious Friendsgiving to remember.

How to make sure everyone gets drunk and no one misses home.