Holidays in United States 2025

United States observes 10 federal holidays in 2025. 10 fall on a weekday and 0 land on a weekend, leaving 251 business days across the year on the national-only count.

2025 federal holidays calendar

Date	Day	Holiday	Notes
Jan 1	Wednesday	New Year's Day	New Year's Day on Wednesday January 1 breaks the working week without an obvious adjacent-weekend bridge opportunity.
Jan 20	Monday	Martin Luther King Jr. Day	Martin Luther King Jr. Day on Monday January 20 produces a three-day weekend with the immediately preceding Saturday and Sunday.
Feb 17	Monday	Presidents' Day	Presidents' Day on Monday February 17 produces a three-day weekend with the immediately preceding Saturday and Sunday.
May 26	Monday	Memorial Day	Memorial Day on Monday May 26 produces a three-day weekend with the immediately preceding Saturday and Sunday.
Jun 19	Thursday	Juneteenth	Juneteenth on Thursday June 19 is a strong bridge-day candidate; many employers grant the Friday as discretionary leave to produce a four-day weekend.
Jul 4	Friday	Independence Day	Independence Day on Friday July 4 produces a three-day weekend with the immediately following Saturday and Sunday.
Sep 1	Monday	Labor Day	Labor Day on Monday September 1 produces a three-day weekend with the immediately preceding Saturday and Sunday.
Nov 11	Tuesday	Veterans Day	Veterans Day on Tuesday November 11 is a bridge-day candidate; the Monday is sometimes granted as discretionary leave to produce a four-day weekend.
Nov 27	Thursday	Thanksgiving Day	Thanksgiving Day on Thursday November 27 is a strong bridge-day candidate; many employers grant the Friday as discretionary leave to produce a four-day weekend.
Dec 25	Thursday	Christmas Day	Christmas Day on Thursday December 25 is a strong bridge-day candidate; many employers grant the Friday as discretionary leave to produce a four-day weekend.

2025 year summary

Total days

365

Weekend days

104

Federal holidays on weekdays

Working days

251

All 10 federal holidays land on weekdays in 2025, producing the maximum working-day reduction United States typically sees in a non-leap year. The United States observes 11 federal holidays under 5 USC 6103. Banks, the Federal Reserve, the bond market, and the NYSE close on these days.

Holidays not included

State and local holidays are not included in this calculator's federal-only set. State-court business-day rules, DMV closures, state-chartered bank closures, and observances such as Cesar Chavez Day (California), Patriots' Day (Massachusetts and Maine), or Confederate Memorial Day (some southern states) are not in this list. Layer additional state holidays into the calculator's Advanced options for jurisdiction-specific work.

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United States Holidays 2025 - FAQ

How many federal holidays does United States have in 2025?

United States observes 10 federal holidays in 2025. Of those, 10 fall on a weekday and 0 land on a weekend. The complete list with dates and weekday placements is in the calendar table above.

How many business days does United States have in 2025?

United States has 251 business days in 2025 on the national-only count, after subtracting 104 weekend days and 10 weekday-falling federal holidays. Regional or industry-specific holidays may further reduce the count for narrower contract definitions.

Which 2025 federal holiday dates fall on a weekday?

10 of United States's 10 federal holidays in 2025 fall on a weekday and reduce the business days count: New Year's Day (Wednesday, January 1); Martin Luther King Jr. Day (Monday, January 20); Presidents' Day (Monday, February 17); Memorial Day (Monday, May 26); Juneteenth (Thursday, June 19); Independence Day (Friday, July 4); Labor Day (Monday, September 1); Veterans Day (Tuesday, November 11); Thanksgiving Day (Thursday, November 27); Christmas Day (Thursday, December 25).