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U.S. Holidays Angie Ziggafoos No National Holidays U.S. federal government only recognizes holidays that pertain to its own employees Discretion of each state or local jurisdiction to determine their own official holiday schedules Most jurisdictions follow the federal holiday schedule but may add a few more 1. New Year’s Day 2. Birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr. 3. Inauguration Day 4. Washington’s Birthday/Presidents’ Day 5. Memorial Day 6. Independence Day 7. Labor Day 8. Columbus Day 9. Veterans Day 10. Thanksgiving Day 11. Christmas Official holidays are observed on a Monday Exceptions: New Years Day, Independence Day, Veterans Day, Thanksgiving, & Christmas If holiday falls on Saturday, observed on previous Friday If holiday falls on Sunday, observed on following Monday January 1 Marks the beginning of the Gregorian calendar year Count down to midnight the night before Often celebrate New Year’s Eve with a party & often fireworks Traditional end of Christmas holiday season Businesses are closed but retail stores are open Observed third Monday in January Honors Martin Luther King, Jr. who was a civil rights leader Observed every fourth year on January 20 following a Presidential election Celebrated by federal employees in Washington D.C., Maryland, & Virginia Takes place on January 21 if 20th is a Sunday President is still privately inaugurated on the 20th Celebrated to relieve traffic congestion Observed the third Monday in February Initially celebrated as George Washington’s Birthday on February 22 Uniform Holidays Act of 1968 shifted the date from February 22 to third Monday (Feb. 15-21) Abraham Lincoln’s birthday-February 12 Many people now consider this a day to honor all American presidents Never legally changed to Presidents’ Day Observed last Monday in May Honors the nation’s war dead from the Civil War forward Marks the unofficial beginning of summer Many people celebrate by having a cookout with friends or family Retail stores and businesses are closed July 4th Celebrates the signing of the Declaration of Independence from British rule Celebrated with cookouts/picnics and fireworks throughout the nation Retail stores are open but most businesses are closed Observed First Monday in September Celebrates the achievements of workers & the labor movement Marks the unofficial end of summer Businesses are closed but retail stores are open Observed second Monday in October Honors Christopher Columbus, the discoverer of the Americas In some areas, also a celebration of Italian culture & heritage In some states, celebrated as Indigenous People’s Day, to celebrate Native Americans Observed on November 11 to recall the end of World War I in 1918 Honors all veterans of the U.S. armed forces Celebrated with special ceremonies all over the country Observed fourth Thursday in November Traditionally celebrated the giving of thanks for the autumn harvest Traditionally celebrated by gathering with family and friends for a turkey dinner Traditional start of the Christmas holiday season Retail stores and companies are closed Many employers will give the gift of a turkey to their employees December 25 Most widely celebrated holiday of the Christian year Celebrates the anniversary of the birth of Jesus The holiday that families most often travel long distances to visit each other Retail stores and businesses are closed Many employers will give a gift of a holiday or Christmas bonus to their employees Groundhog Day Mother’s Day Valentine’s Day Flag Day St. Patrick’s Day Father’s Day April Fools’ Day Halloween Good Friday Black Friday Easter Cyber Monday Earth Day Christmas Eve Arbor Day New Years Eve May Day Observed on February 2 Folklore states that if it is sunny & the groundhog sees his shadow, he will retreat back into its burrow & winter weather will continue for 6 more weeks. If it is cloudy, then spring will come early. Observed on February 14 Modern traditional celebration of love & romance Many couples celebrate by dining out at a fancy restaurant & giving gifts to each other Often flowers, especially roses, are given from the male to the female Observed on March 17 Honors St. Patrick & celebrates Irish culture Celebrated by wearing green clothing, eating traditional Irish food, and drinking green beer Observed on April 1 Celebrated by playing tricks or jokes on family, friends, and co-workers http://www.museumofhoaxes.com/hoax/arc hive/permalink/taco_liberty_bell Observed the Friday before Easter Commemorates the crucifixion & death of Jesus Is a recognized holiday in 12 states State & local government offices are closed, as well as state chartered banks Federal banks & post offices that are located in buildings that close for the day will also be closed, but not in formal observance of the holiday Many schools, some universities & private sector businesses are closed Financial markets are closed Observed the Sunday following the Paschal Full Moon (March 22-April 25) Celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Many Americans color & decorate hard-boiled eggs & give baskets of candy and/or toys to children Easter Egg Hunts are popular Not a Federal Holiday because the 1st Amendment prohibits an establishment of religion & because it is always on a Sunday & most businesses are closed already Many companies that are normally open on Sunday close for Easter, but becoming less popular Retail stores are closed Observed on April 22, but can vary A celebration of environmentalism by doing something good for the environment Observed the last Friday in April Celebrated by planting & caring for trees Originated in Nebraska City, Nebraska First held in 1872 & one million trees were planted that day Observed May 1 In most countries other than US, celebrated as the equivalent of Labor Day Celtic & English holiday that celebrates the transition from spring to summer Celebrated by making baskets and filling them with treats & anonymously leaving them for friends Observed 2nd Sunday in May Honors mothers & motherhood Made a federal holiday by Presidential order, though most federal agencies are already closed on Sundays Observed June 14 Commemorates the adoption of the flag of the US in 1777 Observed 3rd Sunday in June Honors fathers & fatherhood Observed October 31 Celebrates the eve of All Saint’s Day Originally the end of the Celtic year Celebrated with costume parties and trick-or- treating Day After Thanksgiving Traditionally beginning of Christmas shopping season Not really a holiday, but some states observe as “The Day After Thanksgiving” as a holiday for state government employees Virtually all schools, colleges & universities are closed along with many non-retail private sector businesses Federal government offices, post offices & federally chartered banks must be open Called Black Friday because it begins the sales period when most American retailers make their profits for the year & whether they will end the year “in the black” or “in the red” Contrary to popular belief, it is NOT the busiest sales day of the year A busy Black Friday almost invariably indicates a busy shopping season, while poor sales usually forecast a slow shopping season Monday after Thanksgiving Big on-line shopping day with retailers offering many special deals and sales Observed December 24 Virtually all businesses & retail stores close early, although a few remain open 24 hours Santa traditionally brings gifts after the children have gone to bed this night Time to gather with family Observed December 31 Final day of the Gregorian year Celebrated with a party & sometimes fireworks Customary to kiss your special person at the stroke of midnight and toast the new year with champagne Virtually every company & retail outlet closes early except stores that sell alcoholic beverages & party supplies .
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