Observance dates

Presidential Inauguration Day occurs on January 20 every four years after a presidential election, not every January.

New Year's Day in the United States is observed on January 1.

Martin Luther King Jr. Day in the United States is observed on the third Monday of January.

Valentine's Day in the United States is observed on February 14.

Presidents' Day in the United States is observed on the third Monday of February.

St. Patrick's Day in the United States is observed on March 17.

Good Friday falls on the Friday before Western Easter Sunday.

Easter Sunday in the United States follows the Western Christian Easter calculation.

Mother's Day in the United States is observed on the second Sunday of May.

Memorial Day in the United States is observed on the last Monday of May.

Juneteenth in the United States is observed on June 19.

Father's Day in the United States is observed on the third Sunday of June.

Independence Day in the United States is observed on July 4.

Labor Day in the United States is observed on the first Monday of September.

Columbus Day in the United States is observed on the second Monday of October.

Many U.S. states and localities recognize Indigenous Peoples' Day on the second Monday of October.

Halloween in the United States is observed on October 31.

Federal general Election Day is the Tuesday after the first Monday in November.

Veterans Day in the United States is observed on November 11.

Thanksgiving in the United States is observed on the fourth Thursday of November.

Black Friday in the United States falls on the day after Thanksgiving.

Cyber Monday in the United States falls on the Monday after Thanksgiving weekend.

Christmas Eve in the United States is observed on December 24.

Christmas Day in the United States is observed on December 25.

New Year's Eve in the United States is observed on December 31.