Nothing particularly quirky, but my extended family does get together. It's all very traditional. We generally meet at a family member's house, and have turkey, stuffing, green beans, potatoes, and cranberry sauce while seated at a formal dinner table with good china and silverware. Decorations match the theme of whatever holiday we're celebrating. For instance, the centerpiece at Thanksgiving dinner might include a pineapple dressed up as a turkey, surrounded by vintage pilgrim candles from the '30s. When I was little, the men used to wear jackets and ties, and the women wore dresses Nowadays, it's a little more casual, but no jeans and t-shirts. Button-down shirts and nice sweaters are more expected. Not that jackets and ties or dresses would be out of place, of course.
