Dyngus Day in 2024

Dyngus Day Quick Facts 2024

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Updated April 2, 2024 at 10:48 AM

Happy Dyngus Day, New York Today is a celebration of Polish heritage and culture, and the wonderful spring days ahead. Na Zdrowie!
— Governor Kathy Hochul (@GovKathyHochul) April 1, 2024

We all know what day it REALLY is Happy Dyngus Day, Buffalo!
— News 4 Buffalo (@news4buffalo) April 1, 2024

Dyngus Day, April Fool's Day and Lily's Birthday! She's 11.
— paul nelson, #writer,#autism #dad & #advocate (@bingley567) April 1, 2024

Happy Dyngus Day! Remember to keep those pussy willows dry tonight boys!
— BuffaloSnowKing (@BuffaloSnowKing) April 1, 2024

Every year on the day after Easter, cities and towns across Ohio honor our state’s rich Polish & Eastern European communities by celebrating Dyngus Day. To all those coming together over polka & a pierogi today, have a wonderful holiday. Show more
— Sherrod Brown (@SenSherrodBrown) April 1, 2024

On the road to Dyngus Day and reading our @Indiana_Lawyer . Thanks @alexashrake901 for covering the Indiana AG race!
— Destiny Wells (@TheDestinyWells) April 1, 2024

I hope everyone had a wonderful dyngus day
— AB BAE 🦬 (@buffalobillsbae) April 2, 2024

DYNGUS DAY MOTIVATION 12pc Tray of & 20 Wings $40.99 Available in Kenmore & Cheektowaga Also on DoorDash & UberEats Macy’s Place Pizzeria
— Macy’s Place Pizzeria (@macyspizza) April 1, 2024

Happy Dyngus Day from your Polish dancing Bandettes, Lexi & Alisia! Buffalo Bandits
— Buffalo Bandettes (@bandettes) April 1, 2024

If I can’t be in Buffalo to enjoy #Dyngusday I guess being home does not suck #hiltonhead
— TRACY B 🌴☀️🏈❄️🦬❤️ (@Tracyb716) April 1, 2024

Dyngus Day in 2024

Dyngus Day, also known as Śmigus Dyngus or wet Monday, is a Catholic celebration held on the Monday after Easter. Typically celebrated in Poland and Polish communities, common traditions include dousing others with water in a playful way.