Easter Monday
Day after eggs
Easter Monday is the day after Easter Sunday, observed as a public holiday in many countries.
It marks the continuation of Easter celebrations in Christian tradition and secular culture alike.
In some places, it brings specific customs: egg rolling on the White House lawn in the United States, or *śmigus-dyngus* (water-throwing) in Poland.
The office is closed for Easter Monday.
- Paschal cycleEaster dating system
- national holidayOfficial day of observance
- bank holidayScheduled national day off
- egg rollingPushing decorated ovals down slopes
- processionsOrderly moving groups
long weekend · spring break · statutory holiday · Epiphany · Whitsun · Christmas · paid leave · church · church service · federal holiday · day off · Mass · bunny · April · family · eggs · chocolate eggs · religious
- British occasionsBoxing Day, Christmas Day, Good Friday, New Year's Day, Bonfire Night
- Easterdyed eggs, egg hunt, jelly beans, chocolate bunny, risen
- European HolidaysChristmas, Good Friday, New Year, Epiphany, Pentecost
- church feastsfeast day, holy day, solemnity, All Saints Day, All Souls Day
- Polish HolidaysChristmas, Independence Day, All Saints Day, New Year, Epiphany
- holidaysChristmas, Thanksgiving, Halloween, Valentine's Day, New Year's Day
Easter MondayGood Friday
Crucifixion memorial day
Ash Wednesday · Maundy Thursday · Holy Saturday · Lent · Holy Week
Easter MondayEaster
Resurrection commemoration day
Easter Sunday · Easter Vigil · Christmas Day · Christmas Eve · Good Friday