While many in the U.S. are back to work or enjoying the last of Christmas break, many other countries are celebrating Boxing ...

It’s Boxing Day, folks. This is the December 26th holiday most commonly celebrated by folks in the United Kingdom and commonwealth nations. Here’s everything you need to know about it.

Boxing Day is a holiday celebrated after Christmas Day, on Dec. 26. It is usually marked by gift-giving, celebrations and sporting events. When December 26 falls on a Saturday or Sunday ...

Every year on December 26th, many countries around the world celebrate Boxing Day. Once a day on which the upper class of British society gave gifts to their staff, it has now become one of the ...

Boxing Day is probably in that top 10." Boxing Day is celebrated on Dec. 26 by the United Kingdom, its commonwealth countries and some former colonies. Stores run shopping deals, similar to Black ...

For much of the English-speaking world, the day after Christmas is Boxing Day. The holiday isn't celebrated in the U.S., which sounds strange for a country that loves its holidays. Although to be ...

Boxing Day is celebrated a day after Christmas Day, i.e., on December 26. This year, Boxing Day will be celebrated on Thursday. It is an annual custom that began in the United Kingdom in the 19th ...

But to others, it's Boxing Day. The Dec. 26 holiday is celebrated each year by the United Kingdom and other Commonwealth countries including Canada, New Zealand and Australia. The exact origin of ...

On December 26th of every year, Boxing Day is marked across a few countries; particularly those historically connected with the UK and some European countries. It is celebrated just a day after ...

In countries that celebrate it, Boxing Day comes from a continuation of the gift-giving tradition of Christmas. Britannica says that the day was when servants, tradespeople and the poor were given ...