Three Kings Day celebration at Lights in the Parkway in Allentown. Three Kings Day, or Epiphany, commemorates the magi’s visit to the baby Jesus. It’s celebrated Jan. 6, but the local celebration was delayed because of Monday’s snow.

The Christmas holiday is in the rearview mirror for most people. But there is one more occasion on the religious end of the holidays.

Three Kings' Day is a celebration in Mexico to mark the end of the Christmas season, featuring gift-giving, sweet bread, and festivities. Luis Uriel Vega and his team aim to keep the tradition alive in the Indianapolis community.

Traditionally, the Rosca de Reyes should be shared on January 6th; this date marks the celebration of the Epiphany, when the Wise Men from the East, better known as the Three Kings, visited Jesus and brought Him gifts. It is customary to share the Rosca de Reyes with friends, family, and even at the office.

The Magi (often known as the three kings) bestowing their gifts upon baby Jesus, and God revealing Himself to the world through his mortal infant son. For others, it's a good reason to enjoy cake with a toy baby hidden inside.

More than 600 children met at the Casa Otoñal Community Center in New Haven Saturday morning to celebrate Three Kings Day. The event offered live music, a petting zoo, photos with the kings, games and free toys.

Epiphany is known by several different names, including El Día de Los Reyes Magos and Three Kings' Day. The Jan. 6 holiday celebrates the three kings who each gave a gift to the baby Jesus. Here is what you need to know about the holiday and how you can celebrate it.