As Carnival comes to a close, residents of Tocantins can look forward to making the most of their time off with a series of upcoming holidays. Beginning on March 19, with the celebration of the city's patron saint, the holiday falls on a Thursday, suggesting that many public servants might enjoy a long weekend by taking an optional holiday on the subsequent Friday.

April will see two official holidays, including Good Friday on April 3 and the Celebratory day of Tiradentes on April 21, affecting many workers. For those employed over the weekend, only two of the holidays will be observed on weekdays, with the rest falling on Friday or Tuesday, allowing for strategic planning of vacation days for an extended break.

The article emphasizes the importance of planning around these holidays to maximize leisure time, particularly in light of the recent Carnival celebrations. It prompts readers to begin the process of scheduling time off work to fully enjoy the upcoming holidays, fostering a sense of community and shared celebration in Palmas, Tocantins.