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Treat each result as a planning indicator, not a guarantee. Nationwide schedules can tell you when federal offices or exchanges close, but bank branches, post office locations and school districts can publish exceptions. Follow the linked guide, then confirm the exact organization or location before traveling.

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Federal dates follow the U.S. Office of Personnel Management. Bank guidance references the Federal Reserve; postal guidance references USPS; market dates follow the NYSE calendar. The selected date is processed in your browser and is not sent to Daymark.

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Holiday closure calendar

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Every weekday from Wednesday, October 21, 2026 through the next 12 months when federal offices, banks, the post office or the U.S. stock market close or change hours.

DateHolidayFederal officesBanksPost officeStock market
WedVeterans DayClosedMost closedClosedOpen
ThuThanksgiving DayClosedMost closedClosedClosed
FriDay after ThanksgivingOpenOpenOpenCloses 1 p.m.
ThuChristmas EveOpenOpenOpenCloses 1 p.m.
FriChristmas DayClosedMost closedClosedClosed
FriNew Year’s DayClosedMost closedClosedClosed
MonMartin Luther King Jr. DayClosedMost closedClosedClosed
MonWashington’s BirthdayClosedMost closedClosedClosed
FriGood FridayOpenOpenOpenClosed
MonMemorial DayClosedMost closedClosedClosed
FriJuneteenth National Independence Day (observed)ClosedMost openOpenClosed
MonIndependence Day (observed)ClosedMost closedClosedClosed
MonLabor DayClosedMost closedClosedClosed
MonColumbus DayClosedMost closedClosedOpen

Banks follow the Federal Reserve calendar: when a holiday falls on Saturday, the Fed and most banks stay open the Friday before, while federal offices close that Friday. The post office observes a Saturday holiday on the Saturday itself. Individual bank branches, post office locations and private employers can set their own hours.