Easter Monday

Easter Monday in Greenland is a public holiday that follows Easter Sunday, marking the continuation of the Easter celebrations. As a predominantly Christian country, Greenland observes Easter as a significant religious event, commemorating the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Easter Monday is a day for relaxation and family gatherings, often extending the festive activities from the weekend. Many Greenlanders attend church services during Easter, and traditional foods such as lamb, fish, and special Easter bread are enjoyed. The holiday also coincides with the arrival of spring, making it a time for outdoor activities like hiking, fishing, and enjoying the stunning Arctic landscapes as the snow begins to melt. Easter Monday provides a peaceful conclusion to the Easter festivities, allowing people to reflect and spend quality time with loved ones.