Searching for the national holidays in United States? All public holidays in United States are treated like Sundays. This means that most of the United States employees have a day off and all schools are closed on these office holidays. If you are planning a trip to United States and want to know what the national and regional holidays are, check the details in the tables below.
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2020
| 1 |
January |
New Year’s Day (New Year’s Day) |
| 25 |
January |
Martin Luther King’s Day (Birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr., Martin Luther King, Jr. Day) |
| 15 |
February |
President’s Day (President’s Day) |
| 30 |
May |
Remembrance Day (Memorial Day) |
| 4 |
July |
Independence Day (Independence Day) |
| 5 |
September |
Labour Day (Labour’s Day) |
| 10 |
October |
Columbus Day (Columbus Day) |
| 11 |
November |
Veteran’s Day (Veterans Day) |
| 24 |
November |
Thanksgiving (Thanksgiving) |
| 25 |
December |
Christmas (Christmas) |
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2021
| 1 |
January |
New Year’s Day (New Year’s Day) |
| 23 |
January |
Martin Luther King’s Day (Birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr., Martin Luther King, Jr. Day) |
| 20 |
February |
President’s Day (President’s Day) |
| 29 |
May |
Remembrance Day (Memorial Day) |
| 4 |
July |
Independence Day (Independence Day) |
| 4 |
September |
Labour Day (Labour’s Day) |
| 9 |
October |
Columbus Day (Columbus Day) |
| 11 |
November |
Veteran’s Day (Veterans Day) |
| 23 |
November |
Thanksgiving (Thanksgiving) |
| 25 |
December |
Christmas (Christmas) |
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