Created in 1903, the 8-count Crayola crayon box included the basics: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, violet, brown, and black. Eight colors could not begin to paint the complexity of America.

How about a brand-new box of only your favorite colors? In honor of National Crayon Day on Tuesday, March 29, Crayola will give away 1 million crayons in the form of 6,250 boxes of 32 crayons each.

When you pick up your box, you can fill them with your own choice of crayons from the store’s 40-foot-long wall (known as the Pick Your Pack Wall) displaying 74 different crayon colors.

Faced with some harmless crayons, I saw his unwillingness to let loose, be spontaneous, or silly. I needed someone who, like me, would be glad for the crayon opportunity.

In 1957, Crayola released its first box of 64 crayons. The iconic box has long been a favorite among kids and fans of all ages. This year, Crayola is celebrating the box’s 64th birthday by ...

Starting Wednesday, National Crayon Day, Crayola is offering free 32-count boxes of crayons at each of its five Crayola Experience locations, including 30 Centre Square in Easton, according to the ...

A box of crayons and a pad of newsprint (my father was a printer) were always with me. When my parents visited friends without children my age, they made sure I was well equipped and by the ...