- Groundhog Day2
- Valentine's Day14
- Presidents' Day15
- Cinco de Mayo5
- Mother's Day8
- Memorial Day30
- Christmas Eve24
- Christmas Day25
- Christmas Day (observed)26
- New Year's Eve31
US Federal Holidays 2016
| Holiday | Date | Weekday | Day off |
|---|---|---|---|
| New Year's Day | January 1 | Friday | Same day |
| MLK Day | January 18 | Monday | Same day |
| Presidents' Day | February 15 | Monday | Same day |
| Memorial Day | May 30 | Monday | Same day |
| Independence Day | July 4 | Monday | Same day |
| Labor Day | September 5 | Monday | Same day |
| Columbus Day | October 10 | Monday | Same day |
| Veterans Day | November 11 | Friday | Same day |
| Thanksgiving | November 24 | Thursday | Same day |
| Christmas Day | December 25 | Sunday | Observed Mon, Dec 26 |
Rules, state holidays and bridge days are explained on the US holidays 2016 page.
2016 US Holidays FAQ
How many federal holidays are in 2016?
There are 10 US federal holidays in 2016: New Year's Day (Fri, Jan 1), MLK Day (Mon, Jan 18), Presidents' Day (Mon, Feb 15), Memorial Day (Mon, May 30), Independence Day (Mon, Jul 4), Labor Day (Mon, Sep 5), Columbus Day (Mon, Oct 10), Veterans Day (Fri, Nov 11), Thanksgiving (Thu, Nov 24), Christmas Day (Sun, Dec 25).
Which 2016 federal holidays fall on a weekend?
Christmas Day falls on a Sunday and is observed on Mon, Dec 26.
How many long weekends are in 2016?
2016 has 10 federal-holiday long weekends of three days or more, counting the bridge days you could take off to join a holiday to a weekend.
Print a 2016 Holiday Calendar
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