Twelfth Night, also known as Epiphany Eve, is a Christian observance marking the final night of the Twelve Days of Christmas before Epiphany. Traditions vary across cultures and may include music, gatherings, special cakes, the removal of Christmas decorations, and stories connected to the visit of the Magi. The day reflects themes of celebration, transition, and the close of the Christmas season.

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• Compare Twelfth Night and Epiphany traditions from different countries
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