US News: Federal Holiday Calendar For 2025 Is Out. Check Details Here
Notably, the US usually had 12 listed federal holidays in a calendar year, but this time, both Inauguration Day and Martin Luther King Junior Day are both being celebrated on January 20, it added. Further, January 9, which has been declared as a day of mourning for deceased former US President Jimmy Carter has also not been included in the OPM list, as per the report.
Federal holiday will mean that all federal offices, banks, financial markets and schools will be closed on the dates listed in the 2025 holiday calendar.
2025 US Federal Holiday CalendarThe federal holidays 2025 listed this year include MLK Jr Birthday, Inauguration Day, Washington's Birthday, Memorial Day, Juneteenth, Independence Day, Labor Day, Columbus Day/ Indigenous People's Day, Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas.
These are besides the Saturdays and Sundays off and there are quite a few Mondays and a Friday off, so keep an eye out for the extended holidays and long weekends to plan trips or other events. Notably, there are no holidays in March, April, and August 2025.
- January 1, 2025: (Wednesday) - New Year's Day
January 20, 2025: (Monday) - MLK Jr Day and Inauguration Day February 17, 2025: (Monday) - Washington's Birthday May 26, 2025: (Monday) - Memorial Day June 19, 2025: (Thursday) - Juneteenth July 4, 2025: (Friday) - Independence Day September 1, 2025: (Monday) - Labor Day
October 13, 2025: (Monday) - Columbus Day/Indigenous Peoples' Day November 11, 2025: (Tuesday) - Veterans Day
November 27, 2025: (Thursday) - Thanksgiving Day December 25, 2025: (Thursday) - Christmas Day
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