2009 Federal Holidays

This page starts with U.S. Federal Legal Holidays because on these datesmany government offices, banks and businesses will be closed. Followingthat list many other popular holidays & observances are listed.
United States Legal Federal Holidays

Federal Legal Holidays 2009

• January 1, 2009 (thursday): New Year's Day [Jan. 1 every year]

• January 19, 2009 (monday): Martin Luther King Day [3rd monday in Jan]

• January 20, 2009 (tuesday): Inauguration Day [every 4th year]

• February 16, 2009 (monday): Presidents Day (observed) [3rd monday in Feb] note: Presidents Day is also Washington's Birthday (observed)

• May 25, 2009 (monday): Memorial Day (observed) [last monday in May] July 3, 2009 (friday): federal employees extra day off for July 4th

• July 4, 2009 (saturday): Independence Day [July 4th every year]

• September 7, 2009 (monday): Labor Day [1st monday in Sept]

• October 12, 2009 (monday): Columbus Day (observed) [2nd monday in Oct]

• November 11, 2009 (wednesday): Veterans' Day [Nov. 11 every year]

• November 26, 2009 (thursday): Thanksgiving Day [4th thursday in Nov]

• December 25, 2009 (friday): Christmas Day [Dec. 25 every year]

Federal Legal Holidays 2010

• January 1, 2010 (friday): New Year's Day [Jan. 1 every year]

• January 18, 2010 (monday): Martin Luther King Day [3rd monday in Jan]

• February 15, 2010 (monday): Presidents Day (observed) [3rd monday in Feb] note: Presidents Day is also Washington's Birthday (observed)

• May 31, 2010 (monday): Memorial Day (observed) [last monday in May]

• July 4, 2010 (sunday): Independence Day [July 4th every year] July 5, 2010 (monday): federal employees extra day off for July 4th

• September 6, 2010 (monday): Labor Day [1st monday in Sept]• October 11, 2010 (monday): Columbus Day (observed) [2nd monday in Oct]

• November 11, 2010 (thursday): Veterans' Day [Nov. 11 every year]

• November 25, 2010 (thursday): Thanksgiving Day [4th thursday in Nov] December 24, 2010 (friday): federal employees extra day off for Christmas

• December 25, 2010 (saturday): Christmas Day [Dec. 25 every year]

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