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U.S.A. Holidays |
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What
is a Holiday?
Originally, "holiday"
meant
"holy day". It was a religious day, as was
Christmas and Easter and Halloween. Nowadays, it seems to
have taken on a different meaning: In the US, it means any
special day of celebration or festivals (some are "days
off" of work and/or school, and others, like Halloween, are
not). In contrast, in the UK, it
means a day off of work/school, or a vacation.
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Related
Picture |
Date |
Holiday
/ Link
Click to learn |
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January
1st |
New Year's Day |
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January
15
(nearest Monday) |
Martin Luther King,
Jr's Birthday |
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February
2nd |
Groundhog Day |
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February
(2nd Monday)
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Presidents' Day |
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February
14 |
St. Valentine's Day |
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March
8 |
Int'l Women's Day
(not that popular
in the U.S.
but I like it.)
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March
17 |
St. Patrick's Day |
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March
21
(vernal equinox) |
EASTER |
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April
22 |
Earth Day |
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April
1 |
April Fool's Day |
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May
(2nd Sunday)
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Mother's Day |
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May 25
(nearest
Monday)
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Memorial Day
(a national holiday) |
I
Love
my father. |
June
(3rd Sunday) |
Father's Day |
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June
14 |
Flag Day |
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July
4 |
Independence Day |
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September
(first Monday) |
Labor
Day
(National Holiday!)
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Oct 12
(nearest Monday) |
Columbus
Day |
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October
31 |
Halloween |
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November
1 |
Catholic
All Saint's Day
(for Mexicans: The Day of the Dead) |
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November
11 |
Veterans'
Day
(Not a day-off) |
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November
(fourth Thursday) |
Thanksgiving
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December
25 |
Christmas
(for
kids) |
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December
22~25 |
Yuletide
(for
adults) |
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ALSO:
Festivals
(Holidays) of the Far East China,
Korea, Japan, Vietnam, and Mongolia Click
here to learn more (on Leon's Planet)
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