December 24 is the day before Christmas, celebrated in many countries around the world. It is often associated with various traditions, including family gatherings, festive meals, and the exchange of gifts. In some cultures, this day is known as Christmas Eve, marking the anticipation of Christmas Day. Many people attend special church services on December 24, where they may sing Christmas carols and participate in religious ceremonies. In some regions, children hang stockings or leave out cookies and milk for Santa Claus, who is believed to deliver gifts during the night.