What are Twelfth Night’s religious origins? Twelfth Night is the night before Epiphany – meaning it usually falls on January 5.

What is Twelfth Night? Twelfth Night is a Christian celebration that marks the end of the 12 days of Christmas and the start of Epiphany.

Twelfth Night is on January 5. It marks the end of the 12 nights of Christmas, which begin on Christmas Day. Twelfth Night is also known as Epiphany Eve, with Epiphany taking place on January 6.

Twelfth Night is a Christian festival marking the beginning of Epiphany. A count of exactly 12 days from 25 December takes us to 5 January. According to the Church of England, this day is Twelfth ...

So if we count 12 days from Dec. 25, we reach Jan. 5. According to the Church of England, as reported in The Telegraph, this is the Twelfth Night, which makes Jan. 6 the day of Epiphany.

Except perhaps to say that tomorrow is Epiphany, which marks the arrival of the Three Wise Men, bearing gifts for the infant Jesus. And that means today, January 5, is the twelfth day of Christmas — ...

It has inspired adaptations and reimaginings for centuries. The title refers to the traditional Christian festival of the twelfth night after Christmas, which marks the eve of the Epiphany, a time of ...

What are Twelfth Night’s religious origins? Twelfth Night is the night before Epiphany – meaning it usually falls on January 5.