Holidays and Observances

1-Jan New Year’s Day 19-Jun Juneteenth Independence Day (Massachusetts)
2-Jan New Year Holiday (Florida) 19-Jun Juneteenth National Freedom Day (Michigan)
4-Jan World Braille Day 19-Jun Juneteenth (Minnesota)
6-Jan Epiphany 19-Jun Juneteenth Freedom Day (Mississippi)
7-Jan Orthodox Christmas Day 19-Jun Juneteenth (Missouri)
7-Jan International Programmers’ Day 19-Jun Juneteenth (Nebraska)
7-Jan Estelle Reel Day (Wyoming) 19-Jun Juneteenth Day (Nevada)
8-Jan Battle of New Orleans (Louisiana) 19-Jun Juneteenth (New Hampshire)
13-Jan Stephen Foster Memorial Day 19-Jun Juneteenth (NY, VA, WA)
14-Jan Orthodox New Year 19-Jun Juneteenth Day (New Jersey)
16-Jan Isra and Mi’raj 19-Jun Juneteenth Freedom Day (New Mexico)
18-Jan World Religion Day 19-Jun Juneteenth (North Carolina)
19-Jan Martin Luther King Jr. Day (All) 19-Jun Juneteenth (North Dakota)
19-Jan Martin Luther King Jr. Day 19-Jun Juneteenth (Ohio)
19-Jan Robert E. Lee’s Birthday (Alabama, Mississippi) 19-Jun Juneteenth (Oregon)
19-Jan Robert E. Lee’s Birthday (Florida) 19-Jun Juneteenth National Freedom Day (Pennsylvania)
19-Jan Confederate Heroes’ Day (Texas) 19-Jun Juneteenth National Freedom Day (Rhode Island)
19-Jan Idaho Human Rights Day (Idaho) 19-Jun Juneteenth Celebration of Freedom Day (South Carolina)
19-Jan Civil Rights Day (Arizona, New Hampshire) 19-Jun Juneteenth (Tennessee)
24-Jan International Day of Education 19-Jun Juneteenth Freedom Day (Utah)
25-Jan World Leprosy Day 19-Jun Juneteenth (Vermont)
26-Jan International Customs Day 19-Jun Juneteenth (West Virginia)
27-Jan World Holocaust Victims Remembrance Day 19-Jun Emancipation Day (Texas)
29-Jan Kansas Day (Kansas) 20-Jun World Refugee Day
1-Feb National Freedom Day 20-Jun Juneteenth National Freedom Day (Iowa)
1-Feb First Day of Black History Month 20-Jun Juneteenth (Wyoming)
2-Feb Tu Bishvat 20-Jun Juneteenth Day (Arkansas)
2-Feb World Wetlands Day 20-Jun Juneteenth National Freedom Day (California)
2-Feb Groundhog Day 20-Jun Juneteenth (Louisiana)
4-Feb International Day of Human Fraternity 20-Jun Juneteenth National Freedom Day (Montana, Oklahoma)
4-Feb World Cancer Day 20-Jun West Virginia Day (West Virginia)
4-Feb Rosa Parks Day (CA, MO, NY) 20-Jun American Eagle Day
4-Feb National Girls and Women in Sports Day 21-Jun International Day of Yoga
6-Feb International Day of Zero Tolerance for Female Genital Mutilation 21-Jun International Day of the Celebration of the Solstice
6-Feb Ronald Reagan Day (California) 21-Jun Father’s Day (Arizona)
6-Feb National Wear Red Day 21-Jun Father’s Day
8-Feb Super Bowl 21-Jun June Solstice
10-Feb World Pulses Day 23-Jun Public Service Day
11-Feb International Day of Women and Girls in Science 23-Jun International Widows’ Day
11-Feb World Day of the Sick 25-Jun Day of the Seafarer
12-Feb Lincoln’s Birthday (CT, IL, MO, NY) 26-Jun Ashura
12-Feb Lincoln’s Birthday (Florida) 26-Jun World Day against Drug Abuse and Trafficking
12-Feb Lincoln’s Day (California) 26-Jun World Day to Support Torture Victims
12-Feb Georgia Day (Georgia) 27-Jun Micro-, Small and Medium-sized Enterprises Day
13-Feb World Radio Day 28-Jun Carolina Day (South Carolina)
13-Feb Friday the 13th 29-Jun International Day of the Tropics
14-Feb Valentine’s Day 30-Jun International Asteroid Day
14-Feb Statehood Day (Arizona) 30-Jun International Day of Parliamentarism
15-Feb Maha Shivaratri 3-Jul ‘Independence Day’ day off (AK, AL, AR, AZ, OK)
15-Feb Susan B. Anthony’s Birthday (Florida, Wisconsin) 3-Jul ‘Independence Day’ day off
15-Feb Susan B. Anthony Day (Colorado, New York) 4-Jul International Day of Cooperatives
16-Feb President’s Day 4-Jul Independence Day (AK, AL, AR, AZ, OK)
16-Feb Presidents’ Day (Most regions) 4-Jul Independence Day
16-Feb George Washington and Thomas Jefferson’s Birthday (Alabama) 4-Jul Independence Day (California)
16-Feb George Washington’s Birthday (Arkansas) 11-Jul World Population Day
16-Feb Washington-Lincoln Day (Colorado) 13-Jul Nathan Bedford Forrest Day (Tennessee)
16-Feb Washington’s Birthday (Many regions) 14-Jul Bastille Day
16-Feb Lincoln’s & Washington’s Birthdays (Presidents’ Day) (Montana) 15-Jul World Youth Skills Day
16-Feb Washington and Lincoln Day (Presidents’ Day) (Utah) 16-Jul Rural Transit Day
16-Feb George Washington Day (Virginia) 18-Jul Nelson Mandela Day
16-Feb Presidents’ Day (KS, LA, WI) 20-Jul International Chess Day
16-Feb Washington’s Day (KY, NC, RI) 23-Jul Tisha B’Av
16-Feb Washington’s Birthday (Florida) 24-Jul Pioneer Day (Utah)
16-Feb Daisy Gatson Bates Day (Arkansas) 25-Jul World Drowning Prevention Day
16-Feb Elizabeth Peratrovich Day (Alaska) 26-Jul Parents’ Day
17-Feb Shrove Tuesday/Mardi Gras (AL*, FL*, LA, MS*) 27-Jul Korean War Veteran Recognition Day (West Virginia)
17-Feb Shrove Tuesday/Mardi Gras 27-Jul National Korean War Veterans Armistice Day
17-Feb Lunar New Year 28-Jul World Hepatitis Day
18-Feb Ash Wednesday 30-Jul World Friendship Day
18-Feb First Day of Ramadan 30-Jul World Day Against Trafficking in Persons
20-Feb World Day of Social Justice 1-Aug Colorado Day (Colorado)
21-Feb International Mother Language Day 2-Aug American Family Day (Arizona)
25-Feb African-American Scientist and Inventor Day (Virginia) 4-Aug Coast Guard Birthday
25-Feb George Rogers Clark Day (Indiana) 4-Aug Barack Obama Day (Illinois)
28-Feb Linus Pauling Day (Oregon) 7-Aug Purple Heart Day
1-Mar Zero Discrimination Day 7-Aug Purple Heart Day (West Virginia, Wyoming)
1-Mar Self-Injury Awareness Day 9-Aug World Indigenous Peoples’ Day
1-Mar St. David’s Day 10-Aug Victory Day (Rhode Island)
1-Mar First Day of Women’s History Month 12-Aug International Youth Day
1-Mar First Day of Irish American Heritage Month 15-Aug Assumption of Mary
2-Mar Texas Independence Day (Texas) 16-Aug National Navajo Code Talkers Day (Arizona)
2-Mar Casimir Pulaski Day (Illinois, Indiana) 16-Aug Bennington Battle Day (Vermont)
2-Mar Read Across America Day 16-Aug National Senior Citizens Day
3-Mar Holi 17-Aug ‘Bennington Battle Day’ observed (Vermont)
3-Mar Purim 19-Aug World Humanitarian Day
3-Mar World Wildlife Day 19-Aug National Aviation Day
3-Mar Town Meeting Day (Vermont) 21-Aug International Day of Remembrance and Tribute to the Victims of Terrorism
4-Mar Casimir Pulaski Day (Wisconsin) 21-Aug Statehood Day (Hawaii)
6-Mar Employee Appreciation Day 22-Aug International Day Commemorating the Victims of Acts of Violence Based on Religion or Belief
8-Mar International Women’s Day 23-Aug World Day for Slave Trade Abolition
8-Mar Daylight Saving Time starts 26-Aug The Prophet’s Birthday
10-Mar International Day of Women Judges 26-Aug Susan B. Anthony Day (Massachusetts)
12-Mar World Kidney Day 26-Aug Women’s Equality Day
13-Mar Friday the 13th 27-Aug Raksha Bandhan
15-Mar Lailat al-Qadr 27-Aug Lyndon Baines Johnson Day (Texas)
15-Mar Long Covid Awareness Day 29-Aug International Day against Nuclear Tests
17-Mar St. Patrick’s Day 30-Aug World Day of Victims of Enforced Disappearance
17-Mar Evacuation Day (Massachusetts) 31-Aug International Day for People of African Descent
20-Mar Eid al-Fitr 31-Aug International Overdose Awareness Day
20-Mar French Language Day 4-Sep Janmashtami
20-Mar International Day of Happiness 4-Sep World Sexual Health Day
20-Mar March Equinox 5-Sep International Day of Charity
21-Mar World Day to Eliminate Racial Discrimination 7-Sep International Day of Clean Air for Blue Skies
21-Mar World Poetry Day 7-Sep Still’s Disease Awareness Day
21-Mar International Day of Nowruz 7-Sep Labor Day (All)
21-Mar World Down Syndrome Day 7-Sep Labor Day
21-Mar International Day of Forests 8-Sep International Literacy Day
22-Mar World Water Day 9-Sep International Day to Protect Education from Attack
23-Mar World Meteorological Day 9-Sep California Admission Day (California)
24-Mar World Tuberculosis Day 10-Sep World Suicide Prevention Day
24-Mar World Day for Truth concerning Human Rights Violations 11-Sep First Responders Day (North Carolina)
25-Mar Day to Remember Slavery Victims and Transatlantic Slave Trade 11-Sep Patriot Day (Alaska)
25-Mar World Solidarity Day for Detained and Missing Workers 11-Sep Patriot Day
25-Mar Maryland Day (Maryland) 12-Sep Rosh Hashana
26-Mar Prince Jonah Kuhio Kalanianaole Day (Hawaii) 12-Sep International South-South Cooperation Day
28-Mar Earth Hour 12-Sep Carl Garner Federal Lands Cleanup Day
29-Mar Palm Sunday 12-Sep Native American Day (Delaware)
29-Mar National Vietnam War Veterans Day 12-Sep Rosh Hashana (Texas)
30-Mar Wyoming Veterans Welcome Home Day (Wyoming) 13-Sep International Programmers’ Day
30-Mar Doctors’ Day 13-Sep National Grandparents Day
30-Mar Seward’s Day (Alaska) 13-Sep Constitution Commemoration Day (Arizona)
30-Mar Vietnam Veterans Day (Delaware) 14-Sep Ganesh Chaturthi
30-Mar Vietnam Veteran Recognition Day (West Virginia) 15-Sep International Day of Democracy
31-Mar International Transgender Day of Visibility 15-Sep First Day of National Hispanic Heritage Month
31-Mar César Chávez Day (New Mexico) 16-Sep World Ozone Layer Day
31-Mar César Chávez Day (Michigan) 17-Sep World Patient Safety Day
31-Mar Farmworkers Day (Arizona) 17-Sep Constitution Day and Citizenship Day
31-Mar Farmworkers Day (California) 18-Sep International Equal Pay Day
31-Mar César Chávez Day (Texas) 18-Sep Air Force Birthday
31-Mar César Chávez Day (Colorado) 18-Sep National POW/MIA Recognition Day
31-Mar César Chávez Day (Washington) 21-Sep Yom Kippur
1-Apr Passover Eve 21-Sep International Day of Peace
1-Apr April Fool’s Day 21-Sep Yom Kippur (Texas)
2-Apr Maundy Thursday 22-Sep Emancipation Day (Ohio)
2-Apr Passover (first day) 22-Sep September Equinox
2-Apr World Autism Awareness Day 23-Sep International Day of Sign Languages
2-Apr Pascua Florida Day (Florida) 23-Sep International Celebrate Bisexuality Day
3-Apr Good Friday (Many regions) 24-Sep World Maritime Day
3-Apr State Holiday (Georgia) 25-Sep Native American Day (California, Nevada)
4-Apr Holy Saturday 25-Sep American Indian Heritage Day (Montana, Texas)
4-Apr Mine Awareness Day 25-Sep Michigan Indian Day (Michigan)
5-Apr International Day of Conscience 26-Sep First Day of Sukkot
5-Apr Easter Sunday 26-Sep World Day to Eliminate Nuclear Weapons
6-Apr International Sport Day 26-Sep Public Lands Day (Wyoming)
6-Apr Easter Monday 26-Sep National Public Lands Day
6-Apr National Tartan Day 27-Sep World Tourism Day
7-Apr United Nations’ World Health Day 27-Sep Gold Star Mother’s Day
7-Apr Day to Remember Rwanda Genocide Victims 28-Sep International Day for Universal Access to Information
9-Apr Last Day of Passover 28-Sep World Rabies Day
9-Apr National Former Prisoner of War Recognition Day 28-Sep American Indian Day (Tennessee)
10-Apr Orthodox Good Friday 29-Sep International Day of Awareness of Food Loss and Waste
10-Apr Dolores Huerta Day (CA, NM, WA) 29-Sep World Heart Day
11-Apr Orthodox Holy Saturday 30-Sep International Translation Day
12-Apr Orthodox Easter 1-Oct International Day of Older Persons
12-Apr International Day of Human Space Flight 1-Oct World Vegetarian Day
13-Apr Orthodox Easter Monday 2-Oct Last Day of Sukkot
13-Apr Thomas Jefferson’s Birthday 2-Oct International Day of Non-Violence
14-Apr Yom HaShoah 3-Oct Shmini Atzeret
14-Apr World Chagas Disease Day 4-Oct Feast of St Francis of Assisi
15-Apr World Art Day 4-Oct Simchat Torah
15-Apr Tax Day 5-Oct World Teachers’ Day
15-Apr Father Damien Day (Hawaii) 5-Oct World Habitat Day
16-Apr Emancipation Day (District of Columbia) 5-Oct Frances Xavier Cabrini Day (Colorado)
17-Apr Arbor Day (Colorado) 5-Oct Child Health Day
18-Apr International Day for Monuments and Sites 6-Oct World Cerebral Palsy Day
20-Apr Chinese Language Day 6-Oct German American Day
20-Apr Patriots’ Day (Maine, Massachusetts) 8-Oct World Sight Day
20-Apr Boston Marathon 9-Oct World Post Day
21-Apr World Creativity and Innovation Day 9-Oct Leif Erikson Day
21-Apr San Jacinto Day (Texas) 9-Oct Leif Erikson Day (Colorado)
21-Apr National Library Workers’ Day 10-Oct World Mental Health Day
22-Apr Yom Ha’atzmaut 10-Oct World Migratory Bird Day
22-Apr Earth Day 10-Oct Robert E. Lee’s Birthday (Arkansas)
22-Apr Oklahoma Day (Oklahoma) 11-Oct Navratri
22-Apr Administrative Professionals Day 11-Oct International Day of the Girl Child
23-Apr World Book and Copyright Day 11-Oct Casimir Pulaski Day (Michigan, Rhode Island)
23-Apr International Girls in ICT Day 11-Oct Anniversary of Death of General Pulaski (Massachusetts)
23-Apr World Spanish Language Day 11-Oct Chicago Marathon
23-Apr English Language Day 12-Oct Columbus Day (Many regions)
23-Apr Take our Daughters and Sons to Work Day 12-Oct Columbus Day
24-Apr International Day of Multilateralism and Diplomacy for Peace 12-Oct Fraternal Day (Alabama)
24-Apr Arbor Day (Nebraska) 12-Oct Yorktown Victory Day (Virginia)
24-Apr Arbor Day (Arizona, Delaware) 12-Oct Discoverers’ Day (Hawaii)
25-Apr International Delegates’ Day 12-Oct Native American Day (Oklahoma)
25-Apr World Malaria Day 12-Oct Native American Day (South Dakota)
26-Apr World Intellectual Property Day 12-Oct Indigenous People’s Day (DC, ME, NE, NM)
26-Apr International Chernobyl Disaster Remembrance Day 12-Oct Indigenous People’s Day (Most regions)
26-Apr Confederate Memorial Day (Florida) 12-Oct Indigenous People’s Day (Michigan, Minnesota)
27-Apr Arbor Day (Wyoming) 12-Oct American Indian Heritage Day (Alabama)
27-Apr Confederate Memorial Day (Alabama) 13-Oct Navy Birthday
27-Apr Confederate Memorial Day (Mississippi) 14-Oct World Day for Natural Disaster Reduction
27-Apr ‘Confederate Memorial Day’ observed (Florida) 15-Oct International Day of Rural Women
28-Apr World Day for Safety and Health at Work 15-Oct White Cane Safety Day
30-Apr International Jazz Day 16-Oct World Food Day
1-May Kentucky Oaks 16-Oct Boss’s Day
1-May Law Day 17-Oct World Day for Poverty Eradication
1-May Loyalty Day 17-Oct Sweetest Day (Many regions)
1-May Lei Day (Hawaii) 18-Oct Alaska Day (Alaska)
1-May First Day of Military Appreciation Month 19-Oct ‘Alaska Day’ observed (Alaska)
1-May First Day of Asian Pacific American Heritage Month 20-Oct Dussehra
1-May First Day of Jewish American Heritage Month 24-Oct United Nations Day
2-May World Tuna Day 24-Oct World Development Information Day
2-May Kentucky Derby 27-Oct World Day for Audiovisual Heritage
2-May National Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Day 29-Oct World Stroke Day
3-May World Press Freedom Day 30-Oct Nevada Day (Nevada)
3-May International Family Equality Day 31-Oct World Cities Day
4-May Kent State Shootings Remembrance (Ohio) 31-Oct Halloween
4-May Rhode Island Independence Day (Rhode Island) 1-Nov All Saints’ Day
5-May Lag BaOmer 1-Nov World Vegan Day
5-May World Portuguese Language Day 1-Nov First Day of Native American Heritage Month
5-May Cinco de Mayo 1-Nov New York City Marathon
5-May Primary Election Day (Indiana) 1-Nov Daylight Saving Time ends
5-May National Teacher Appreciation Day 2-Nov All Souls’ Day
6-May National Nurses Day 2-Nov International Day to End Impunity
7-May National Day of Prayer 3-Nov Election Day
7-May West Virginia Day of Prayer (West Virginia) 3-Nov Election Day (Many regions)
8-May Time to Remember Lost Lives From World War II 3-Nov Susan B. Anthony Day (West Virginia)
8-May World Ovarian Cancer Day 5-Nov World Tsunami Awareness Day
8-May World Red Cross and Red Crescent Day 5-Nov Return Day (Delaware)
8-May Truman Day (Missouri) 6-Nov World Day to Protect the Environment in War
8-May Victory in Europe Day 8-Nov Diwali/Deepavali
8-May Native American Day (Wyoming) 8-Nov Diwali/Deepavali (CA, CT, NC, PA)
8-May Military Spouse Appreciation Day (Delaware) 9-Nov Barack Obama Day (Alabama)
8-May Military Spouse Appreciation Day 10-Nov World Science Day
9-May World Migratory Bird Day 10-Nov Marine Corps Birthday
10-May International Day of Argania 11-Nov Singles’ Day
10-May Mother’s Day 11-Nov Veterans Day
10-May Mother’s Day (Arizona) 11-Nov Veterans Day (All except MA, RI, TX, WY)
10-May Confederate Memorial Day (North Carolina) 11-Nov Veterans’ Day/Armistice Day (MS, RI, TX)
10-May Confederate Memorial Day (South Carolina) 12-Nov World Pneumonia Day
11-May ‘Confederate Memorial Day’ observed (South Carolina) 13-Nov Friday the 13th
12-May International Nurses Day 14-Nov World Diabetes Day
12-May Primary Election Day (West Virginia) 15-Nov World Day for Road Traffic Victims
14-May Ascension Day 16-Nov International Day for Tolerance
15-May International Day of Families 17-Nov World Prematurity Day
15-May Peace Officers Memorial Day 19-Nov World Philosophy Day
15-May National Defense Transportation Day 19-Nov World Toilet Day
16-May International Day of Living Together in Peace 19-Nov International Men’s Day
16-May International Day of Light 19-Nov George Rogers Clark Day (Ohio)
16-May Public Lands Day (Colorado) 20-Nov Universal Children’s Day
16-May Armed Forces Day 20-Nov Africa Industrialization Day
16-May Preakness Stakes 20-Nov Transgender Day of Remembrance
17-May World Telecommunication and Information Society Day 20-Nov Fake Friday
20-May World Bee Day 21-Nov World Television Day
20-May World Autoimmune / Autoinflammatory Arthritis Day 25-Nov World Day to Eliminate Violence on Women
20-May Emergency Medical Services for Children Day 26-Nov Thanksgiving Day (All)
21-May World Day for Cultural Diversity 26-Nov Thanksgiving Day
21-May International Tea Day 27-Nov State Holiday (Georgia)
22-May Shavuot 27-Nov Presidents’ Day (Observed) (New Mexico)
22-May World Biological Diversity Day 27-Nov Lincoln’s Birthday/Lincoln’s Day (Indiana)
22-May National Maritime Day 27-Nov Day After Thanksgiving (Many regions)
22-May Harvey Milk Day (California) 27-Nov Family Day (Nevada)
23-May International Day to End Obstetric Fistula 27-Nov Acadian Day (Louisiana)
24-May Pentecost 27-Nov Black Friday
25-May Whit Monday 27-Nov American Indian Heritage Day (Maryland)
25-May African Liberation Day 27-Nov Native American Heritage Day (Washington)
25-May Memorial Day (AK, AL, AR, AZ, CA) 27-Nov Native American Heritage Day
25-May Memorial Day 29-Nov First Sunday of Advent
25-May Jefferson Davis’ Birthday (Mississippi) 29-Nov World Solidarity Day with Palestinian People
25-May National Missing Children’s Day 29-Nov Nellie Tayloe Ross’ Birthday (Wyoming)
27-May Eid al-Adha 30-Nov Day to Remember Chemical Warfare Victims
29-May International Day of UN Peacekeepers 30-Nov Cyber Monday
31-May Trinity Sunday 1-Dec World AIDS Day
31-May World No Tobacco Day 1-Dec GivingTuesday
1-Jun Global Day of Parents 1-Dec Rosa Parks Day (Alabama, Ohio)
1-Jun First Day of Pride Month 1-Dec GivingTuesday
1-Jun First Day of Caribbean-American Heritage Month 2-Dec World Day for Slavery Abolition
1-Jun Statehood Day (Kentucky, Tennessee) 3-Dec World Day for Persons with Disabilities
1-Jun Jefferson Davis’ Birthday (Alabama) 4-Dec International Day of Banks
3-Jun World Bicycle Day 5-Dec Chanukah/Hanukkah (first day)
3-Jun Jefferson Davis’ Birthday (Florida) 5-Dec International Volunteer Day
4-Jun Corpus Christi 5-Dec World Soil Day
4-Jun World Day for Child Victims of Aggression 6-Dec St Nicholas Day
5-Jun World Environment Day 7-Dec International Civil Aviation Day
5-Jun International Day for the Fight against Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated Fishing 7-Dec Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day (Alaska, Wyoming)
6-Jun Day of the Russian Language 7-Dec Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day
6-Jun D-Day 7-Dec Delaware Day (Delaware)
6-Jun Belmont Stakes 8-Dec Feast of the Immaculate Conception
7-Jun World Food Safety Day 9-Dec International Anti-Corruption Day
7-Jun Native American Day (Arizona) 9-Dec World Genocide Commemoration Day
8-Jun World Oceans Day 10-Dec Human Rights Day
11-Jun Kamehameha Day (Hawaii) 10-Dec Wyoming Day (Wyoming)
12-Jun World Day Against Child Labour 11-Dec International Mountain Day
12-Jun Loving Day 12-Dec Last Day of Chanukah
13-Jun International Albinism Awareness Day 12-Dec International Day of Neutrality
14-Jun World Blood Donor Day 12-Dec Universal Health Coverage Day
14-Jun Army Birthday 12-Dec Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe
14-Jun Flag Day 13-Dec National Guard Birthday
15-Jun World Elder Abuse Awareness Day 14-Dec Green Monday
15-Jun ‘Juneteenth Freedom Day’ day off (Utah) 15-Dec Bill of Rights Day
16-Jun International Day of Family Remittances 17-Dec Pan American Aviation Day
17-Jun Muharram 17-Dec Wright Brothers Day
17-Jun World Day to Combat Desertification 18-Dec International Migrants Day
17-Jun Bunker Hill Day (Massachusetts) 18-Dec Arabic Language Day
18-Jun Sustainable Gastronomy Day 19-Dec Super Saturday
19-Jun International Day for the Elimination of Sexual Violence in Conflict 20-Dec Asarah B’Tevet
19-Jun Juneteenth 20-Dec International Human Solidarity Day
19-Jun Juneteenth Day (Kansas) 21-Dec December Solstice
19-Jun Juneteenth (Alabama) 24-Dec Christmas Eve (Many regions)
19-Jun Juneteenth Day (AZ, FL, HI, WI) 24-Dec Christmas Eve
19-Jun Juneteenth Day (Georgia) 24-Dec Washington’s Birthday (Georgia, Indiana)
19-Jun Juneteenth Day (Alaska) 25-Dec Christmas Day
19-Jun Juneteenth National Freedom Day (Idaho) 25-Dec Christmas Day (All)
19-Jun Juneteenth (Colorado) 26-Dec Kwanzaa (first day)
19-Jun Juneteenth Independence Day (Connecticut) 26-Dec Day After Christmas Day (South Carolina)
19-Jun Juneteenth National Freedom Day (Delaware) 26-Dec Day After Christmas Day (Texas)
19-Jun Juneteenth National Freedom Day (Illinois) 27-Dec International Day of Epidemic Preparedness
19-Jun Juneteenth (South Dakota) 28-Dec Christmas Holiday (North Carolina)
19-Jun National Juneteenth Freedom Day (Kentucky) 31-Dec New Year’s Eve (Michigan, Wisconsin)
19-Jun Juneteenth (Maine) 31-Dec New Year’s Eve
19-Jun Juneteenth National Independence Day (District of Columbia, Maryland)