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Celebrate Dominican Holidays, Here Are The Dates

Dominican Celebrations And Holidays

Dominican Holiday Dates are published here for the year 2019 and will be updated accordingly. It’s nice to know when to celebrate Dominican Holidays, and believe us when we say Dominicans won’t let you forget their Dominican celebrations and holidays.
Dominicans LOVE to celebrate! and it can get pretty loud at times, you’ve been warned… LOL!

        Don’t Forget Your Action Camera, you’ll definitely want to capture all the         excitement! Here’s our personal favorite, check it out!

Special Holiday Dates That Dominican People Celebrate.

Celebrate with Dominicans – The Dominican Way – View the Holiday Calendar dates here:

    • Jan 01 New Year’s Day National Holiday
    • Jan 06 Epiphany National Holiday
    • Jan 21 Our Lady of Altagracia National Holiday
    • Jan 26 Duarte’s Day National Holiday
    • Feb 27 Independence Day National Holiday
    • Mar 20 March Equinox Season
    • Apr 18 Maundy Thursday Observance, Christian
    • Apr 19 Good Friday National Holiday, Christian
    • Apr 29 Labour Day National Holiday
    • May02 Mothers Day, Observance
    • Jun 20 Corpus Christi, National Holiday
    • Jun 21 June Solstice, Season
    • Jul 28 Father’s Day, Observance
    • Aug 16 Restoration Day, National Holiday
    • Sep 23 September Equinox, Season
    • Sep 24 Our Lady of Las Mercedes, National Holiday
    • Nov 04 Constitution Day, National Holiday
    • Dec 22 December Solstice, Season
    • Dec 24 Christmas Eve, Observance
    • Dec 25 Christmas Day, National Holiday
    • Dec 31 New Year’s Eve, Observance

      Also See Celebrated Festivals In The Dominican Republic

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