Easter Monday

Easter Monday in Barbados is a public holiday that forms part of the Easter celebrations, which commemorate the resurrection of Jesus Christ. It is observed on the day after Easter Sunday and is a time for both religious reflection and community festivities. Many Barbadians attend church services to honor the significance of Easter, while others take the opportunity to enjoy the long weekend with family and friends. The holiday is also marked by various cultural and recreational activities. One of the most popular events is the "Oistins Fish Festival," which often coincides with Easter Monday. This festival celebrates the island's fishing heritage with music, dance, food, and competitions, drawing both locals and tourists. Additionally, many people head to the beaches, parks, or countryside for picnics, kite flying, and other outdoor activities, making it a vibrant and joyful day across the island. Easter Monday in Barbados is a blend of spiritual observance and lively celebration, reflecting the island's rich cultural traditions.