Second Day of Christmas in Iceland (Annar í jólum)

• Date: Celebrated on December 26th, following Christmas Day.
• History: The Second Day of Christmas is a continuation of the Yuletide season, which has deep roots in Nordic traditions and customs. The day extends the festivities and relaxation that characterize Christmas.
• Traditions: In Iceland, this day is a public holiday where people typically spend time with family and friends. It is common to have a second round of festive meals, often with leftovers from Christmas Day feasts.
• Activities: Many Icelanders visit relatives or host gatherings at their homes. It's also a time for playing games, enjoying outdoor activities if the weather permits (such as ice skating or walks), and attending various events. Some use this day to relax after the busyness of Christmas preparations.
• Cultural Events: Theaters, cinemas, and entertainment venues often hold special performances or shows appropriate for families and children.
• Church Services: Some people attend church services as part of their tradition since the Second Day of Christmas is also St. Stephen's Day in the Christian calendar.