United States Public Holidays
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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