Easter Monday is a public holiday in Barbados, celebrated the day after Easter Sunday. The holiday is a part of the Easter period, marking the resurrection of Jesus Christ as recounted in the Bible. The Sunday and Monday following Good Friday are recognized as public holidays in Barbados, like many other countries that hold Christian traditions.
Easter Monday in Barbados usually witnesses individuals and families indulging in various outdoor activities since it typically welcomes the spring season. Events such kite flying competitions are often scheduled because the Easter period coincides with the windy season in Barbados. The coastline, especially the popular Miami Beach, becomes a buzz of activity with Barbadians enjoying a beach day after the solemnity of Good Friday and Easter Sunday.
In addition to the outdoor festivities, religious ceremonies and traditions also play a significant part in the Easter Monday celebration in Barbados. While some might attend church services, others engage in 'Easter egg hunts', a fun activity for children that involves finding Easter eggs often filled with chocolates or small toys. Overall, Easter Monday is a day of rest and recreation in Barbados, marked with fun, feast, and felicity.