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History and Traditions: Boxing Day, observed on December 26th, is not indigenous to Suriname but was introduced during the colonial era, reflecting customs from European influence, particularly from the Dutch. It is a public holiday that follows Christmas Day.
In Suriname, Boxing Day doesn't carry the same traditions as in some other countries where it originated as a day when servants would receive gifts from their employers. Instead, it has evolved into a more generalized extension of Christmas celebrations.
What People Do: On Boxing Day in Suriname, people often spend time with family and friends, continuing the festive spirit of Christmas. Many take advantage of the holiday to relax after the busy Christmas events. It's common for people to visit each other's homes to enjoy leftovers from the Christmas feast or to have barbecues and picnics if the weather permits.
Additionally, various public events such as concerts or parties may be organized throughout the country, with some taking advantage of the holiday to explore outdoor activities or travel within the country. Retail stores may also offer post-Christmas sales for those interested in shopping.
Overall, Boxing Day in Suriname is a day for leisure and continued celebration with loved ones.
