Federal Holidays 2025: USA Public Holidays, Month Wise

Federal Holidays- Federal Holidays 2025 are observing by the Federal Government of the Country. Since the year 2024 is coming to an end, people have exploring for the following USA federal Holidays 2025. The USA Public Holidays Calendar has shared in this writing beneath. We’ve as well shared the information on the USA Month Wise Holidays 2025 together with the Federal Holidays which is the following one. Now to get the complete updates on the National & other holidays, one must mention to the writing shared beneath.

Federal Holidays 2025

The US Federal Government gives the list of a total of 11 days of the Government Holidays which is witnessed by all the workers. These holidays are witnessed when the non necessary national offices get closed but the employees still get their pay. The USA National Holidays 2025 are designating by the US Congress & they only have the authority to create the holidays. Together with the National Holidays, some parts of the nation may as well witness the state & city holidays.

The USA Federal Holidays 2025 will start with 1st January 2025 which is the New Year Day & it ends with the Christmas Day on 25 December 2025. People wonder what if the Federal Holiday 2025 falls on the non functioning day. Now for this situation, the Government has said that if the National Holidays falls on Saturday, it’ll be celebrating on Friday which is the preceding day and if the Holiday falls on Sunday. It will be celebrated on the next day which is Monday. Now in this writing we’ve introduced all the details on the list of holidays for the year 2025-26.

Federal Holidays

Federal Holidays 2025 Detail

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Benefits of Federal Holiday 2025

Federal Holidays give the people an opportunity to come together & observe their shared values as a single nation.
The economy gets boosted as people get an opportunity to spend their money on travel, dining & entertainment.
The morale & productivity of the employees gets boosted.
The businesses get an opportunity to enhance their sales.
The holiday provides an opportunity to the employees to relax & lighten up themselves.

Federal Holiday 2025 USA

Date	Federal Holiday	Day of the Week
January 1, 2025	New Year’s Day	Wednesday
January 20, 2025	Martin Luther King Day	Monday
February 17, 2025	Presidents’ Day	Monday
May 26, 2025	Memorial Day	Monday
June 19, 2025	Juneteenth	Thursday
July 4, 2025	Independence Day	Friday
September 1, 2025	Labor Day	Monday
October 13, 2025	Columbus Day	Monday
November 11, 2025	Veterans Day	Tuesday
November 27, 2025	Thanksgiving Day	Thursday
December 25, 2025	Christmas Day	Thursday

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USA Holidays Observances and Public Holiday 2025

Holidays and Observances in the United States (2025)

1 Jan (Wednesday):
- New Year’s Day (State Holiday) – All
- New Year’s Day (Federal Holiday)
2 Jan (Thursday):
- Last Day of Chanukah (Jewish Holiday)
6 Jan (Monday):
- Epiphany (Christian Holiday)
7 Jan (Tuesday):
- Orthodox Christmas Day (Orthodox Holiday)
- Estelle Reel Day (State Observance) – Wyoming
8 Jan (Wednesday):
- Battle of New Orleans (State Legal Holiday) – Louisiana
9 Jan (Thursday):
- National Day of Mourning for Jimmy Carter (Federal Holiday)
10 Jan (Friday):
- Asarah B’Tevet (Jewish Holiday)
14 Jan (Tuesday):
- Orthodox New Year (Orthodox Holiday)
19 Jan (Sunday):
- Robert E. Lee’s Birthday (State Legal Holiday) – Florida
- State Holiday (State Observance) – Georgia
- Confederate Heroes’ Day (State Holiday) – Texas
20 Jan (Monday):
- Martin Luther King Jr. Day (Federal Holiday)
- Martin Luther King Jr. Day (State Holiday) – All
- Robert E. Lee’s Birthday (State Holiday) – Alabama, Mississippi
- Idaho Human Rights Day (State Holiday) – Idaho
- Civil Rights Day (State Holiday) – Arizona, New Hampshire
- Inauguration Day (State Holiday) – DC
- Inauguration Day (Federal Holiday) – DC, MD, VA
27 Jan (Monday):
- Isra and Mi’raj (Tentative Date) – Muslim Holiday
29 Jan (Wednesday):
- Kansas Day (State Observance) – Kansas
- Lunar New Year (Observance)
- Lunar New Year (State Observance) – California, Washington
1 Feb (Saturday):
- National Freedom Day (Observance)
- First Day of Black History Month (Annual Monthly Observance)
2 Feb (Sunday):
- Groundhog Day (Observance)
4 Feb (Tuesday):
- Rosa Parks Day (Local Observance) – California, Missouri
- Rosa Parks Day (State Observance) – New York
5 Feb (Wednesday):
- National Girls and Women in Sports Day (Observance)
6 Feb (Thursday):
- Ronald Reagan Day (State Observance) – California
7 Feb (Friday):
- Lunar New Year (State Observance) – Colorado
- National Wear Red Day (Observance)
9 Feb (Sunday):
- Super Bowl (Sporting Event)
12 Feb (Wednesday):
- Lincoln’s Birthday (State Holiday) – CT, IL, MO, NY
- Lincoln’s Birthday (State Legal Holiday) – Florida
- Georgia Day (State Observance) – Georgia
13 Feb (Thursday):
- Tu Bishvat/Tu B’Shevat (Jewish Holiday)
14 Feb (Friday):
- Valentine’s Day (Observance)
- Statehood Day (Local Observance) – Arizona
15 Feb (Saturday):
- Susan B. Anthony’s Birthday (State Observance) – CO, FL, NY, WI
16 Feb (Sunday):
- Elizabeth Peratrovich Day (State Observance) – Alaska
17 Feb (Monday):
- Presidents’ Day (Federal Holiday)
- Presidents’ Day (State Holiday) – All except DE, FL, GA, IA, KS, KY, LA, NC, RI, WI
- Presidents’ Day (State Legal Holiday) – KS, KY, LA, NC, RI, WI
- Daisy Gatson Bates Day (State Holiday) – Arkansas
25 Feb (Tuesday):
- Maha Shivaratri (Hindu Holiday)
- African-American Scientist and Inventor Day (State Observance) – Virginia
- George Rogers Clark Day (State Observance) – Indiana
26 Feb (Wednesday):
- Maha Shivaratri (Hindu Holiday)
28 Feb (Friday):
- Linus Pauling Day (Local Observance) – Oregon

1 Mar (Saturday)
- Ramadan Starts (Tentative Date) – Muslim
- St. David’s Day – Observance, Christian
- First Day of Women’s History Month – Annual Monthly Observance
- First Day of Irish American Heritage Month – Annual Monthly Observance
2 Mar (Sunday)
- Texas Independence Day – State Holiday (Texas)
3 Mar (Monday)
- Casimir Pulaski Day – State Observance (Illinois, Indiana)
- Read Across America Day – Observance
4 Mar (Tuesday)
- Shrove Tuesday/Mardi Gras – Observance, Christian
- Shrove Tuesday/Mardi Gras – State Holiday (AL, FL, LA, MS)
- Casimir Pulaski Day – State Observance (Wisconsin)
- Town Meeting Day – State Holiday (Vermont)
5 Mar (Wednesday)
- Ash Wednesday – Christian
7 Mar (Friday)
- Employee Appreciation Day – Observance
9 Mar (Sunday)
- Daylight Saving Time starts – Clock Change/Daylight Saving Time
14 Mar (Friday)
- Holi – Hindu Holiday
- Purim – Jewish Holiday
17 Mar (Monday)
- St. Patrick’s Day – Observance, Christian
- Evacuation Day – State Holiday (Massachusetts)
20 Mar (Thursday)
- March Equinox – Season
25 Mar (Tuesday)
- Maryland Day – State Observance (Maryland)
26 Mar (Wednesday)
- Lailat al-Qadr – Muslim
- Prince Jonah Kuhio Kalanianaole Day – State Holiday (Hawaii)
29 Mar (Saturday)
- National Vietnam War Veterans Day – Observance
30 Mar (Sunday)
- Wyoming Veterans Welcome Home Day – State Observance (Wyoming)
- Doctors’ Day – Observance
- Vietnam Veterans Day – State Observance (Delaware, West Virginia)
31 Mar (Monday)
- Eid al-Fitr (Tentative Date) – Muslim
- Seward’s Day – State Holiday (Alaska)
- César Chávez Day – State Holiday (AZ, CA, CO, MI, NM, NV, TX, UT, WA, WI)
2 Apr (Wednesday)
- Pascua Florida Day – Local Observance (Florida)
6 Apr (Sunday)
- National Tartan Day – Observance
8 Apr (Tuesday)
- National Library Workers’ Day – Observance
12 Apr (Saturday)
- Passover Eve – Jewish Holiday
13 Apr (Sunday)
- Palm Sunday – Christian
- Passover (First Day) – Jewish Holiday
- Thomas Jefferson’s Birthday – Observance
15 Apr (Tuesday)
- Tax Day – Observance
- Father Damien Day – Local Observance (Hawaii)
16 Apr (Wednesday)
- Emancipation Day – State Holiday (DC)
17 Apr (Thursday)
- Maundy Thursday – Christian
18 Apr (Friday)
- Orthodox Good Friday – Orthodox
- Good Friday – State Holiday (CT, DE, HI, IN, KY, LA, NC, ND, NJ, TN, TX)
- Arbor Day – State Observance (Colorado)
- State Holiday – State Holiday (Georgia)
19 Apr (Saturday)
- Holy Saturday – Christian
- Orthodox Holy Saturday – Orthodox
20 Apr (Sunday)
- Last Day of Passover – Jewish Holiday
- Orthodox Easter – Orthodox
- Easter Sunday – Observance, Christian
21 Apr (Monday)
- Orthodox Easter Monday – Orthodox
- Easter Monday – Observance, Christian
- Patriots’ Day – State Holiday (Maine, Massachusetts)
- San Jacinto Day – State Holiday (Texas)
- Boston Marathon – Sporting Event
22 Apr (Tuesday)
- Oklahoma Day – Local Observance (Oklahoma)
23 Apr (Wednesday)
- Yom HaShoah – Jewish Commemoration
- Administrative Professionals Day – Observance
24 Apr (Thursday)
- Take our Daughters and Sons to Work Day – Observance
25 Apr (Friday)
- Arbor Day – State Holiday (Nebraska)
- Arbor Day – State Observance (Arizona, Delaware)
26 Apr (Saturday)
- Confederate Memorial Day – State Legal Holiday (Florida)
- State Holiday – State Observance (Georgia)
28 Apr (Monday)
- Arbor Day – State Observance (Wyoming)
- Confederate Memorial Day – State Holiday (Alabama, Mississippi)

1 May (Thursday):
- Yom Ha’atzmaut (Jewish holiday)
- Law Day (Observance)
- Loyalty Day (Observance)
- National Day of Prayer (Observance)
- Lei Day (Local Observance, Hawaii)
- West Virginia Day of Prayer (State Observance, West Virginia)
- First Day of Military Appreciation Month (Annual Monthly Observance)
- First Day of Asian Pacific American Heritage Month (Annual Monthly Observance)
- First Day of Jewish American Heritage Month (Annual Monthly Observance)
2 May (Friday): Kentucky Oaks (Sporting Event)
3 May (Saturday):
- Kentucky Derby (Sporting Event)
- National Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Day (Observance)
4 May (Sunday):
- Kent State Shootings Remembrance (Local Observance, Ohio)
- Rhode Island Independence Day (State Observance, Rhode Island)
5 May (Monday): Cinco de Mayo (Observance)
6 May (Tuesday):
- National Nurses Day (Observance)
- National Teacher Appreciation Day (Observance)
8 May (Thursday):
- Truman Day (State Holiday, Missouri)
- Victory in Europe Day (Observance)
9 May (Friday):
- Confederate Memorial Day (Observed, South Carolina)
- Native American Day (State Observance, Wyoming)
- Military Spouse Appreciation Day (State Observance, Delaware; General Observance)
10 May (Saturday):
- Confederate Memorial Day (State Holiday, South Carolina; Local Observance, North Carolina)
11 May (Sunday):
- Mother’s Day (State Holiday, Arizona; General Observance)
15 May (Thursday): Peace Officers Memorial Day (Observance)
16 May (Friday):
- Lag BaOmer (Jewish holiday)
- National Defense Transportation Day (Observance)
17 May (Saturday):
- Public Lands Day (State Observance, Colorado)
- Armed Forces Day (Observance)
- Preakness Stakes (Sporting Event)
21 May (Wednesday): Emergency Medical Services for Children Day (Observance)
22 May (Thursday):
- National Maritime Day (Observance)
- Harvey Milk Day (Local Observance, California)
25 May (Sunday): National Missing Children’s Day (Observance)
26 May (Monday):
- Memorial Day (Federal Holiday)
- Decoration Day (State Holiday in AK, AL, AR, AZ, CA)
- Jefferson Davis’ Birthday (Local Observance, Mississippi)
29 May (Thursday): Ascension Day (Christian Observance)
1 June (Sunday):
- First Day of Pride Month (Annual Monthly Observance)
- First Day of Caribbean-American Heritage Month (Annual Monthly Observance)
- Statehood Day (Local Observance in Kentucky, Tennessee)
2 June (Monday):
- Shavuot (Jewish holiday)
- Jefferson Davis’ Birthday (State Holiday, Alabama)
3 June (Tuesday): Jefferson Davis’ Birthday (Local Observance, Florida)
6 June (Friday): D-Day (Observance)
7 June (Saturday):
- Eid al-Adha (Tentative Date, Muslim Holiday)
- Belmont Stakes (Sporting Event)
8 June (Sunday):
- Pentecost (Christian Observance)
- Native American Day (State Holiday, Arizona)
9 June (Monday): Whit Monday (Christian Observance)
11 June (Wednesday): Kamehameha Day (State Holiday, Hawaii)
12 June (Thursday): Loving Day (Observance)
14 June (Saturday):
- Army Birthday (Observance)
- Flag Day (Observance)
15 June (Sunday):
- Trinity Sunday (Christian Observance)
- Father’s Day (State Holiday, Arizona; General Observance)
16 June (Monday): Juneteenth Freedom Day (Substitute, State Holiday, Utah)
17 June (Tuesday): Bunker Hill Day (Local Holiday, Massachusetts)
19 June (Thursday):
- Corpus Christi (Christian Observance)
- Juneteenth (Federal Holiday; State Observances in various states)
- Emancipation Day (State Holiday, Texas)
20 June (Friday):
- West Virginia Day (State Holiday)
- American Eagle Day (Observance)
- June Solstice (Seasonal Event)
27 June (Friday): Muharram (Tentative Date, Muslim Holiday)
28 June (Saturday): Carolina Day (State Observance, South Carolina)
4 July (Friday): Independence Day (Federal Holiday; State Holiday in various states)
6 July (Sunday): Ashura (Tentative Date, Muslim Holiday)
13 July (Sunday): Nathan Bedford Forrest Day (Local Observance, Tennessee)
14 July (Monday): Bastille Day (Observance)
16 July (Wednesday): Rural Transit Day (Observance)
24 July (Thursday): Pioneer Day (State Holiday, Utah)
27 July (Sunday):
- Parents’ Day (Observance)
- Korean War Veteran Recognition Day (State Observance, West Virginia)

1 August (Friday): Colorado Day (State Observance, Colorado)
3 August (Sunday):
- Tisha B’Av (Jewish holiday)
- American Family Day (State Holiday, Arizona)
4 August (Monday):
- Coast Guard Birthday (Observance)
- Barack Obama Day (Observance, Illinois)
7 August (Thursday): Purple Heart Day (Observance; State Observances in West Virginia, Wyoming)
8 August (Friday): Raksha Bandhan (Hindu Holiday)
11 August (Monday): Victory Day (State Holiday, Rhode Island)
15 August (Friday):
- Assumption of Mary (Christian Observance)
- Hawaii Statehood Day (State Holiday, Hawaii)
16 August (Saturday):
- Janmashtami (Hindu Holiday)
- Bennington Battle Day (State Holiday, Vermont)
17 August (Sunday):
- National Navajo Code Talkers Day (State Holiday, Arizona)
- National Senior Citizens Day (Observance)
26 August (Tuesday):
- Ganesh Chaturthi (Hindu Holiday)
- Women’s Equality Day (Observance)

1 September (Monday): Labor Day (Federal Holiday; State Holiday in all states)
5 September (Friday): The Prophet’s Birthday (Tentative Date, Muslim Holiday)
7 September (Sunday): National Grandparents Day (Observance)
17 September (Wednesday): Constitution Day and Citizenship Day (Observance)
19 September (Friday): National POW/MIA Recognition Day (Observance)
22 September (Monday):
- Navratri (Hindu Holiday)
- September Equinox (Seasonal Event)
26 September (Friday): Native American Day (State Observance in various states)
28 September (Sunday): Gold Star Mother’s Day (Observance)

2 Oct (Thursday)
- Dussehra – Hindu Holiday
- Yom Kippur – Jewish Holiday
- Yom Kippur – State Holiday (Texas)
4 Oct (Saturday)
- Feast of St. Francis of Assisi – Christian
6 Oct (Monday)
- Frances Xavier Cabrini Day – State Holiday (Colorado)
- German American Day – Observance
- Child Health Day – Observance
7 Oct (Tuesday)
- First Day of Sukkot – Jewish Holiday
9 Oct (Thursday)
- Leif Erikson Day – Local Observance (Colorado)
- Leif Erikson Day – Observance
11 Oct (Saturday)
- Robert E. Lee’s Birthday – State Observance (Arkansas)
- Casimir Pulaski Day – State Observance (MA, MI, RI)
12 Oct (Sunday)
- Chicago Marathon (Tentative Date) – Sporting Event
13 Oct (Monday)
- Last Day of Sukkot – Jewish Holiday
- Navy Birthday – Observance
- Columbus Day – State Holiday (22 states)
- Columbus Day – Federal Holiday
- Columbus Day – State Legal Holiday (Tennessee)
- Fraternal Day – State Holiday (Alabama)
- Yorktown Victory Day – State Holiday (Virginia)
- Discoverers’ Day – State Observance (Hawaii)
- Native American Day – State Observance (Oklahoma)
- Native American Day – State Holiday (South Dakota)
- Indigenous People’s Day – State Holiday (DC, ME, NE, NM)
- Indigenous People’s Day (Tentative Date) – State Observance (Michigan, Minnesota)
- Indigenous People’s Day – State Observance (28 states)
- American Indian Heritage Day – State Holiday (Alabama)
14 Oct (Tuesday)
- Shmini Atzeret – Jewish Holiday
15 Oct (Wednesday)
- Simchat Torah – Jewish Holiday
- White Cane Safety Day – Observance
16 Oct (Thursday)
- Boss’s Day – Observance
17 Oct (Friday)
- Alaska Day (Observed) – State Holiday (Alaska)
18 Oct (Saturday)
- Alaska Day – State Holiday (Alaska)
- Sweetest Day – Observance (13 states)
20 Oct (Monday)
- Diwali/Deepavali – Hindu Holiday
31 Oct (Friday)
- Halloween – Observance
- Nevada Day – State Holiday (Nevada)
1 Nov (Saturday)
- All Saints’ Day – Christian
- First Day of Native American Heritage Month – Annual Monthly Observance
2 Nov (Sunday)
- All Souls’ Day – Christian
- New York City Marathon – Sporting Event
- Daylight Saving Time Ends – Clock Change
4 Nov (Tuesday)
- Election Day – Observance
- Election Day – State Holiday (New Jersey, Virginia)
10 Nov (Monday)
- Marine Corps Birthday – Observance
- Barack Obama Day – Local Observance (Alabama)
11 Nov (Tuesday)
- Veterans Day – Federal Holiday
- Veterans Day – State Holiday (All except MA, WY)
19 Nov (Wednesday)
- George Rogers Clark Day – State Observance (Ohio)
27 Nov (Thursday)
- Thanksgiving Day – State Holiday (All)
- Thanksgiving Day – Federal Holiday
28 Nov (Friday)
- State Holiday – State Holiday (Georgia)
- Presidents’ Day (Observed) – State Holiday (New Mexico)
- Lincoln’s Birthday/Lincoln’s Day – State Holiday (Indiana)
- Day After Thanksgiving – State Holiday (22 states)
- Black Friday – Observance
- American Indian Heritage Day – State Holiday (Maryland)
- Native American Heritage Day – Observance
- Native American Heritage Day – State Holiday (Washington)
29 Nov (Saturday)
- Nellie Tayloe Ross’s Birthday – State Observance (Wyoming)
30 Nov (Sunday)
- First Sunday of Advent – Christian
1 Dec (Monday)
- Cyber Monday – Observance
- Rosa Parks Day – Local Observance (Ohio)
- Rosa Parks Day – State Observance (Alabama)
2 Dec (Tuesday)
- Giving Tuesday – Observance
6 Dec (Saturday)
- St. Nicholas Day – Observance
7 Dec (Sunday)
- Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day – State Observance (Alaska, Wyoming)
- Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day – Observance
- Delaware Day – State Observance (Delaware)
8 Dec (Monday)
- Feast of the Immaculate Conception – Christian
10 Dec (Wednesday)
- Wyoming Day – State Observance (Wyoming)
12 Dec (Friday)
- Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe – Christian
13 Dec (Saturday)
- National Guard Birthday – Observance
15 Dec (Monday)
- Chanukah/Hanukkah (First Day) – Jewish Holiday
- Bill of Rights Day – Observance
17 Dec (Wednesday)
- Pan American Aviation Day – Observance
- Wright Brothers Day – Observance
21 Dec (Sunday)
- December Solstice – Season
22 Dec (Monday)
- Last Day of Chanukah – Jewish Holiday
24 Dec (Wednesday)
- Christmas Eve – State Holiday (AR, KS, KY, MI, NC, ND, OK, SC, TX, VA, WI)
- Christmas Eve – Observance, Christian
25 Dec (Thursday)
- Christmas Day – State Holiday (All)
- Christmas Day – Federal Holiday
26 Dec (Friday)
- Kwanzaa (First Day) – Observance
- Day After Christmas Day – State Holiday (NC, SC, TX)
30 Dec (Tuesday)
- Asarah B’Tevet – Jewish Holiday
31 Dec (Wednesday)
- New Year’s Eve – Observance
- New Year’s Eve – State Holiday (Michigan, Wisconsin)

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are federal holidays in the USA?

Federal holidays are official public holidays recognized by the United States government. Federal employees are given the day off, and many businesses and schools may also close.

How many federal holidays are observed in the USA in 2025?

There are 11 federal holidays observed in the USA in 2025.

What happens if a federal holiday falls on a weekend in 2025?

If a federal holiday falls on a Saturday, it is observed on the preceding Friday. If it falls on a Sunday, it is observed on the following Monday.

Do all states follow the federal holiday calendar?

While federal holidays are recognized nationwide, states can designate additional holidays or choose not to observe certain federal holidays.

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