Following a prolonged break around Carnival, which included a three-day discretionary holiday, residents of Rondônia will not have another extended holiday until April. According to a decree from the Rondônia state government, April 2nd will be a discretionary holiday, with April 3rd being a national holiday that falls on a Friday. This means that those who work Monday through Friday can enjoy a total of five consecutive days off if they take advantage of the surrounding weekends.

In addition to the Holy Week holidays, another significant holiday follows soon after in April. The Day of Tiradentes, a public holiday, will be observed on April 21st, which falls on a Tuesday. Such prolonged holidays not only provide a break for workers but also stimulate local businesses and tourism, as residents often travel or participate in local festivities during these times.

Overall, the holiday calendar for Rondônia highlights the importance of such breaks in Brazilian culture, particularly around religious observances. These holidays are anticipated by many as opportunities to relax and engage in family gatherings, reinforcing social ties and community connections in the region. Residents eagerly look forward to these breaks in the everyday routine as they contribute to a vibrant and culturally rich lifestyle in Brazil.