Easter Monday Countdown

Easter Monday falls the day after Easter Sunday and is a public holiday in over 100 countries including the UK, Ireland, Australia, Canada, and most of Europe. In the United States it is not a federal holiday but is widely observed by Christian communities. The date is calculated automatically as Easter Sunday plus one day — it shares Easter's moveable nature and falls between March 23 and April 26 each year.

Easter Monday is the practical end of the Easter long weekend in countries where it is a public holiday. For travel planning, family visits, and holiday retail in those countries, knowing the exact date is essential. In the UK, Easter Monday is one of the most popular short-break travel days of the year.

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❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Is Easter Monday a public holiday?

Easter Monday is a public holiday in the UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, and most of continental Europe. It is not a US federal holiday, though some states and employers observe it. Many schools in holiday countries have the full week off.

When is Easter Monday this year?

Easter Monday is always the day after Easter Sunday. Since Easter moves between March 22 and April 25, Easter Monday falls between March 23 and April 26. This countdown calculates the correct date from the Gregorian Easter algorithm automatically.

What is Easter Monday traditionally about?

In Christian tradition, Easter Monday continues the celebration of the Resurrection. In popular culture it is associated with egg rolling contests, Easter Monday fairs, and extended family gatherings. Egg rolling on the White House lawn is a famous US Easter Monday tradition dating to 1878.