Holidays
January
- 1 - New Years Day (Holiday celebrated in USA), Año Nuevo (Holiday celebrated in Mexico) & Kwanzaa ends
(Holiday celebrated in USA) - 2
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- 5
- 6 - Día de Los Santos Reyes (Holiday celebrated in Mexico) & Las Posadas ends (Holiday celebrated in Mexico)
- 7
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- 17 - Feast Day of de San Antonio de Abad (Holiday celebrated in Mexico)
- 18
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- 21 - Martin Luther King Day (Holiday celebrated in USA)
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- 31
- 1
- 2 - Día de la Candelaria or Candlemas (Holiday celebrated in Mexico)
- 3
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- 5 - Mardi Gras (Holiday celebrated in USA), Carnaval (Holiday celebrated in Mexico) & Día de la Constitución
(Holiday celebrated in Mexico) - 6
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- 13
- 14 - Valentines Day (Holiday celebrated in USA)
- 15
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- 17
- 18 - George Washington's Birthday (Holiday celebrated in USA)
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- 24 - Flag Day (Holiday celebrated in Mexico)
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- 31
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- 5 - Carnaval (Holiday celebrated in Mexico)
- 6
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- 16 - Semana Santa begins (Holiday celebrated in Mexico)
- 17 - St. Patrick's Day (Holiday celebrated in USA) (Holiday celebrated in Ireland)
- 18
- 19 - Día de San José (St. Joseph's Day) (Holiday celebrated in Mexico)
- 20
- 21 - Good Friday (Holiday celebrated in USA), Festival of Purim (Holiday celebrated in USA), Benito Juárez's
Birthday (Holiday celebrated in Mexico) & Spring begins. - 22
- 23 - Easter Sunday (Holiday celebrated in USA) & Semena Santa ends (Holiday celebrated in Mexico)
- 24
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- 31
- 1 - April Fool's Day - (Holiday celebrated in USA)
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- 20 - Passover begins. (Holiday celebrated in USA)
- 21
- 22 - Earth Day (Holiday celebrated in USA)
- 23 - Secretary's Day (Holiday celebrated in USA)
- 24
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- 26
- 27 - Passover ends. (Holiday celebrated in USA)
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- 31
- 1 - Primero de Mayo (Holiday celebrated in Mexico)
- 2
- 3 - Día de la Santa Cruz (Holiday celebrated in Mexico)
- 4
- 5 - Cinco de Mayo (Holiday celebrated in Mexico and gradually in USA)
- 6
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- 9
- 10 - Mother's Day (Holiday celebrated in Mexico)
- 11 - Mother's Day (Holiday celebrated in USA)
- 12
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- 26 - Memorial Day or Decoration Day (Holiday celebrated in USA)
- 27
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- 31
- 1 - Navy Day (Holiday celebrated in Mexico)
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- 8
- 9 - Shavuot (Feast of Weeks)
- 10
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- 15 - Father's Day (Holiday celebrated in USA)
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- 20
- 21 - Summer Soltice (summer begins).
- 22
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- 24 - Saint John the Baptist Day (Holiday celebrated in Mexico)
- 25
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- 28
- 29 - Fiesta of Saint Peter & Saint Paul (Holiday celebrated in Mexico)
- 30
- 31
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- 4 - Independence Day (Holiday celebrated in USA)
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- 31
- 1 - Labor Day (Holiday celebrated in USA) (Holiday celebrated in Canada) & State of th Union Address (Holiday
celebrated in Mexico) - 2 - Ramadan begins.
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- 6
- 7 - Grandparent's Day (Holiday celebrated in USA)
- 8
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- 11 - Commemorates when the planes hit the twin towers in New York City (USA)
- 12
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- 16 - Mexican Independence Day (Holiday celebrated in Mexico)
- 17
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- 21 - Fall begins.
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- 29
- 30 - Rosh Hashanah begins. (Holiday celebrated in USA)
- 31
- 1 - Rosh Hashanah ends. (Holiday celebrated in USA)
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- 7
- 8
- 9 - Yom Kippur (Holiday celebrated in USA)
- 10
- 11
- 12 - Día de la Raza (Holiday celebrated in Mexico)
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- 31 - Halloween (Welcome! We're setting up the Spookhouse: $5.00 admission. Loads of fun, games, music, and
shopping!) (Holiday celebrated in USA)
- 1 - Los Dias de los Muertos begins (Days of the Dead) (Holiday celebrated in Mexico)
- 2 - Los Dias de los Muertos ends (Holiday celebrated in Mexico)
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- 20 - Mexican Revolution Day (Holiday celebrated in Mexico)
- 21
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- 27 - Thanksgiving (Holiday celebrated in USA)
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- 31
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- 12 - Día de Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe (Holiday celebrated in Mexico)
- 13
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- 15
- 16 - Las Posadas begins (Holiday celebrated in Mexico)
- 17
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- 21 - Winter begins.
- 22 - Chanukah begins.
- 23
- 24
- 25 - Christmas (Welcome to the Christmas Lights show! $5.00 admission.) (Holiday celebrated in USA and most
countries) & Navidad (Holiday celebrated in Mexico) - 26 - Kwanzaa begins. (Holiday celebrated in USA)
- 27
- 28
- 29 - Chanukah ends.
- 30
- 31 - New Year's Eve (Holiday celebrated in USA)
What is a holiday?
A holiday is a vacation or break from the norm. Holidays are usually observed during a specific time for a specific occasion. A break
or vacation can be taken during the specific holiday or at leisure.... Many holidays are celebrated with festivals while others like
religious holidays are more sombre in nature. The majority of those who observe holidays spend the time with family or friends. While
some holidays are religious, others celebrate birthdays, freedom, love, family, lost lives, work, or the planet.
A holiday is a vacation or break from the norm. Holidays are usually observed during a specific time for a specific occasion. A break
or vacation can be taken during the specific holiday or at leisure.... Many holidays are celebrated with festivals while others like
religious holidays are more sombre in nature. The majority of those who observe holidays spend the time with family or friends. While
some holidays are religious, others celebrate birthdays, freedom, love, family, lost lives, work, or the planet.
Please note that all months will include 31 days in this calender for our purposes only, to rotate
holidays from year to year. Graphics Credits at the bottom of the page.
holidays from year to year. Graphics Credits at the bottom of the page.
