HOLIDAY LIBRARY
Every day has a story.
Find the next date, learn the history and traditions, and plan the details that matter. Federal holidays are clearly identified; observances may not bring a day off.
Federal holiday
New Year’s Day
January 1
Read the guide ↗Federal holidayMartin Luther King Jr. Day
Third Monday in January
Read the guide ↗ObservanceValentine’s Day
February 14
Read the guide ↗Federal holidayWashington’s Birthday
Third Monday in February
Read the guide ↗ObservanceSt. Patrick’s Day
March 17
Read the guide ↗Religious observanceEaster Sunday
First Sunday after the ecclesiastical full moon on or after March 21
Read the guide ↗ObservanceMother’s Day
Second Sunday in May
Read the guide ↗Federal holidayMemorial Day
Last Monday in May
Read the guide ↗Federal holidayJuneteenth National Independence Day
June 19
Read the guide ↗ObservanceFather’s Day
Third Sunday in June
Read the guide ↗Federal holidayIndependence Day
July 4
Read the guide ↗Federal holidayLabor Day
First Monday in September
Read the guide ↗ObservanceHalloween
October 31
Read the guide ↗Federal holidayColumbus Day
Second Monday in October
Read the guide ↗Federal holidayVeterans Day
November 11
Read the guide ↗Federal holidayThanksgiving Day
Fourth Thursday in November
Read the guide ↗Federal holidayChristmas Day
December 25
Read the guide ↗ObservanceNew Year’s Eve
December 31
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