Public holidays in United States 2030

There are 7 nationwide public holidays in 2030. Another 99 apply only in some states – the table shows where. The exact list for each state is on its own page.

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7 national and 99 regional holidays in 2030

DateWeekdayHolidayApplies inCountdown
TuesdayNew Year's Daynationwide
SundayEpiphanyPuerto Rico
SundayThree Kings DayVirgin Islands, U.S.
SaturdayConfederate Heroes DayTexas
MondayMartin Luther King Jr.'s BirthdayAlaska
MondayMartin Luther King, Jr & Robert E. Lee's BirthdayAlabama
MondayMartin Luther King Jr. DayArkansas, American Samoa, California, Colorado, Connecticut, District of Columbia, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Guam, Hawaii, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Maryland, Maine, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Northern Mariana Islands, Montana, North Carolina, North Dakota, Nebraska, New Jersey, New Mexico, Nevada, New York, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Puerto Rico, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, United States Minor Outlying Islands, Utah, Virginia, Virgin Islands, U.S., Vermont, Washington, Wisconsin, West Virginia, Wyoming
MondayDr. Martin Luther King Jr. / Civil Rights DayArizona, New Hampshire
MondayMartin Luther King Jr. / Idaho Human Rights DayIdaho
MondayDr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Robert E. Lee's BirthdaysMississippi
TuesdayLincoln's BirthdayConnecticut, Illinois, Missouri, New Jersey, New York
MondayPresidents' DayAlaska, California, Hawaii, Idaho, Maryland, New Jersey, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virgin Islands, U.S., Vermont, Washington, West Virginia, Wyoming
MondayGeorge Washington & Thomas Jefferson's BirthdayAlabama
MondayGeorge Washington's Birthday and Daisy Gatson Bates DayArkansas
MondayWashington's BirthdayAmerican Samoa, Connecticut, District of Columbia, Guam, Illinois, Kansas, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Maine, Michigan, Missouri, Northern Mariana Islands, Mississippi, North Dakota, Nebraska, New Hampshire, Nevada, New York, Rhode Island, South Dakota, United States Minor Outlying Islands, Wisconsin
MondayLincoln/Washington Presidents' DayArizona
MondayWashington-Lincoln DayColorado, Ohio
MondayWashington's and Lincoln's BirthdayMinnesota
MondayLincoln's and Washington's BirthdaysMontana
MondayGeorge Washington Day, Presidents' Day, and the Day of the Women and Men Heroes of Puerto RicoPuerto Rico
MondayWashington and Lincoln DayUtah
MondayGeorge Washington DayVirginia
SaturdayTexas Independence DayTexas
MondayGuam Discovery DayGuam
MondayCasimir Pulaski DayIllinois
TuesdayMardi GrasLouisiana
TuesdayTown Meeting DayVermont
FridayEmancipation DayPuerto Rico
SundayCommonwealth Covenant DayNorthern Mariana Islands
MondaySeward's DayAlaska
MondayCommonwealth Covenant Day (observed)Northern Mariana Islands
TuesdayPrince Jonah Kuhio Kalanianaole DayHawaii
SundayFarmworkers Day (Cesar Chavez Day)California
SundayTransfer DayVirgin Islands, U.S.
MondayFarmworkers Day (Cesar Chavez Day) (observed)California
MondayPatriots' DayMassachusetts, Maine
TuesdayEmancipation DayDistrict of Columbia
WednesdayAmerican Samoa Flag DayAmerican Samoa
ThursdayHoly ThursdayVirgin Islands, U.S.
FridayGood FridayConnecticut, Delaware, Guam, Hawaii, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, Northern Mariana Islands, North Carolina, North Dakota, New Jersey, Puerto Rico, Tennessee, Virgin Islands, U.S.
FridayState HolidayGeorgia
SundaySan Jacinto DayTexas
MondayConfederate Memorial DayAlabama
MondayEaster MondayVirgin Islands, U.S.
FridayArbor DayNebraska
MondayConfederate Memorial DayMississippi
TuesdayPrimary Election DayIndiana
WednesdayTruman DayMissouri
FridayConfederate Memorial DaySouth Carolina
MondayMemorial Daynationwide
MondayJefferson Davis BirthdayAlabama
TuesdayKamehameha DayHawaii
MondayJuneteenth National Freedom DayUtah
WednesdayJuneteenth National Independence DayAlaska, Alabama, Arkansas, American Samoa, Colorado, Connecticut, District of Columbia, Delaware, Georgia, Guam, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Maryland, Maine, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Northern Mariana Islands, Mississippi, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Nevada, New York, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Puerto Rico, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Tennessee, United States Minor Outlying Islands, Virginia, Virgin Islands, U.S., Vermont, Washington, Wisconsin, West Virginia
WednesdayEmancipation Day In TexasTexas
ThursdayWest Virginia DayWest Virginia
FridayJuneteenth DayNew Jersey
WednesdayEmancipation DayVirgin Islands, U.S.
ThursdayIndependence Daynationwide
TuesdayManu'a Islands Cession DayAmerican Samoa
SundayLiberation Day (Guam)Guam
WednesdayPioneer DayUtah
ThursdayPuerto Rico Constitution DayPuerto Rico
MondayVictory DayRhode Island
FridayStatehood DayHawaii
FridayBennington Battle DayVermont
TuesdayLyndon Baines Johnson DayTexas
MondayLabor Daynationwide
MondayFrances Xavier Cabrini DayColorado
SundayWhite SundayAmerican Samoa
MondayIndigenous Peoples' DayAlaska, District of Columbia, Maine, Nebraska, New Mexico, Vermont
MondayColumbus Day / American Indian Heritage Day / Fraternal DayAlabama
MondayColumbus DayAmerican Samoa, Arizona, Connecticut, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Massachusetts, Maryland, Missouri, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Puerto Rico, Utah, West Virginia
MondayCommonwealth Cultural DayNorthern Mariana Islands
MondayIndigenous Peoples' Day and Columbus DayMontana
MondayIndigenous Peoples' Day / Columbus DayRhode Island
MondayNative Americans' DaySouth Dakota
MondayColumbus Day and Yorktown Victory DayVirginia
MondayColumbus Day and Puerto Rico Friendship DayVirgin Islands, U.S.
FridayAlaska DayAlaska
FridayNevada DayNevada
FridayLiberty DayVirgin Islands, U.S.
SaturdayAll Souls' DayGuam
MondayCitizenship DayNorthern Mariana Islands
TuesdayElection DayDelaware, Hawaii, Illinois, Indiana, Louisiana, Michigan, Northern Mariana Islands, Montana, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island, Virginia, West Virginia
MondayVeterans Daynationwide
TuesdayPuerto Rican Identity DayPuerto Rico
ThursdayThanksgiving Daynationwide
FridayDay After ThanksgivingCalifornia, Delaware, Iowa, Kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota, North Carolina, Nebraska, New Hampshire, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia
FridayFriday After ThanksgivingFlorida, Texas
FridayState HolidayGeorgia
FridayLincoln's BirthdayIndiana
FridayAmerican Indian Heritage DayMaryland
FridayPresidents' DayNew Mexico
FridayFamily DayNevada
FridayNative American Heritage DayWashington
FridayLincoln's DayWest Virginia
SundayLady of Camarin DayGuam
SundayConstitution DayNorthern Mariana Islands
MondayConstitution Day (observed)Northern Mariana Islands
TuesdayChristmas EveArkansas, Kansas, Michigan, North Carolina, South Carolina, Texas, Wisconsin
TuesdayWashington's BirthdayGeorgia, Indiana
WednesdayChristmas Daynationwide
ThursdayDay After ChristmasNorth Carolina, South Carolina, Texas
ThursdayChristmas Second DayVirgin Islands, U.S.
TuesdayNew Year's EveKentucky, Michigan, Wisconsin

Days marked "observed" are substitute days off when a holiday falls on a weekend. Holidays based on a lunar calendar can shift by a day once the official announcement is made.

Public holidays by state

statepublic holidayson Mon–Fri
Public holidays 2030 Alabama1313
Public holidays 2030 Alaska1313
Public holidays 2030 American Samoa1413
Public holidays 2030 Arizona1010
Public holidays 2030 Arkansas1111
Public holidays 2030 California1211
Public holidays 2030 Colorado1111
Public holidays 2030 Connecticut1313
Public holidays 2030 Delaware1212
Public holidays 2030 District of Columbia1212
Public holidays 2030 Florida99
Public holidays 2030 Georgia1313
Public holidays 2030 Guam1512
Public holidays 2030 Hawaii1515
Public holidays 2030 Idaho1111
Public holidays 2030 Illinois1414
Public holidays 2030 Indiana1414
Public holidays 2030 Iowa99
Public holidays 2030 Kansas1111
Public holidays 2030 Kentucky1111
Public holidays 2030 Louisiana1313
Public holidays 2030 Maine1212
Public holidays 2030 Maryland1212
Public holidays 2030 Massachusetts1212
Public holidays 2030 Michigan1414
Public holidays 2030 Minnesota1111
Public holidays 2030 Mississippi1111
Public holidays 2030 Missouri1313
Public holidays 2030 Montana1111
Public holidays 2030 Nebraska1313
Public holidays 2030 Nevada1212
Public holidays 2030 New Hampshire1212
Public holidays 2030 New Jersey1414
Public holidays 2030 New Mexico1111
Public holidays 2030 New York1313
Public holidays 2030 North Carolina1212
Public holidays 2030 North Dakota1010
Public holidays 2030 Northern Mariana Islands1816
Public holidays 2030 Ohio1111
Public holidays 2030 Oklahoma1111
Public holidays 2030 Oregon1010
Public holidays 2030 Pennsylvania1212
Public holidays 2030 Puerto Rico1615
Public holidays 2030 Rhode Island1313
Public holidays 2030 South Carolina1313
Public holidays 2030 South Dakota1111
Public holidays 2030 Tennessee1212
Public holidays 2030 Texas1714
Public holidays 2030 United States Minor Outlying Islands1010
Public holidays 2030 Utah1212
Public holidays 2030 Vermont1313
Public holidays 2030 Virgin Islands, U.S.1917
Public holidays 2030 Virginia1313
Public holidays 2030 Washington1111
Public holidays 2030 West Virginia1414
Public holidays 2030 Wisconsin1212
Public holidays 2030 Wyoming99

Long weekends 2030

15 times a public holiday lies close to a weekend – with a little leave it becomes a long weekend: (nationwide)

Take leaveOffDays of leaveDays offRatioOccasion
Wed 2 Jan, Thu 3 Jan, Fri 4 Jan1 Jan – 6 Jan 2030362New Year's Day
Tue 22 Jan, Wed 23 Jan, Thu 24 Jan, Fri 25 Jan19 Jan – 27 Jan 2030492.3Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Tue 19 Feb, Wed 20 Feb, Thu 21 Feb, Fri 22 Feb16 Feb – 24 Feb 2030492.3Washington's Birthday
Tue 28 May, Wed 29 May, Thu 30 May, Fri 31 May25 May – 2 Jun 2030492.3Memorial Day
Mon 17 Jun, Tue 18 Jun15 Jun – 19 Jun 2030252.5Juneteenth National Independence Day
Thu 20 Jun, Fri 21 Jun19 Jun – 23 Jun 2030252.5Juneteenth National Independence Day
Mon 1 Jul, Tue 2 Jul, Wed 3 Jul29 Jun – 4 Jul 2030362Independence Day
Fri 5 Jul4 Jul – 7 Jul 2030144Independence Day
Tue 3 Sep, Wed 4 Sep, Thu 5 Sep, Fri 6 Sep31 Aug – 8 Sep 2030492.3Labor Day
Tue 15 Oct, Wed 16 Oct, Thu 17 Oct, Fri 18 Oct12 Oct – 20 Oct 2030492.3Columbus Day
Tue 12 Nov, Wed 13 Nov, Thu 14 Nov, Fri 15 Nov9 Nov – 17 Nov 2030492.3Veterans Day
Mon 25 Nov, Tue 26 Nov, Wed 27 Nov23 Nov – 28 Nov 2030362Thanksgiving Day
Fri 29 Nov28 Nov – 1 Dec 2030144Thanksgiving Day
Mon 23 Dec, Tue 24 Dec21 Dec – 25 Dec 2030252.5Christmas Day
Thu 26 Dec, Fri 27 Dec25 Dec – 29 Dec 2030252.5Christmas Day

Counted are gaps of up to four working days between a public holiday and the weekend or another public holiday. "Ratio" = days off per day of leave. Weekends follow the local working week.

Dates are generated from the open-source library python-holidays and automatically cross-checked against Nager.Date and the public Google Calendar holiday calendars; every holiday on a working day must be confirmed by a second source. Official announcements take precedence, especially for holidays that depend on the moon or are declared at short notice.

Frequently asked questions

How many public holidays does United States have in 2030?

7 nationwide holidays, plus 99 that apply only in some states. None of them falls on a weekend in 2030.

Which public holiday gives the best long weekend in 2030?

Independence Day: take 1 day of leave (5 Jul) and you get 4 days off in a row, 4 Jul – 7 Jul 2030.

Which state has the most public holidays in 2030?

Virgin Islands, U.S. with 19; Florida, Iowa and Wyoming have the fewest with 9.

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