This article has a full list of year 2014, complete 12 months public holidays and states holidays celebrated in the United States of America, a huge federal republic which consists of a total of 50 states and one federal district (Washington, D.C.).

So far, you knew the drill but if you aren’t familiar with some of the special dates celebration in United States which are not the official holidays, hopefully this list of information can feature great resources that help you to understand better the other festivals celebrated in USA like Observance, Orthodox and Christian. Do check out the holidays and festivals list by month here.

January

Jan 1    New Year’s Day (National holiday)
Jan 6    Epiphany (Christian)
Jan 7    Orthodox Christmas Day (Orthodox)
Jan 13    Stephen Foster Memorial Day (Observance)
Jan 14    The Prophet’s Birthday (Muslim)
Jan 14    Orthodox New Year (Orthodox)
Jan 16    Tu Bishvat/Tu B’Shevat (Jewish holiday)
Jan 17    Lee Jackson Day    (State holiday: Virginia)
Jan 19    Robert E Lee’s Birthday (State holiday: Florida)
Jan 19    Confederate Memorial Day (State holiday: Texas)
Jan 20    Idaho Human Rights Day (State holiday: Idaho)
Jan 20    Martin Luther King Day (National holiday)
Jan 20    Robert E Lee’s Birthday (State holiday    : AL, AR, MS)
Jan 20    Civil Rights Day (State holiday: Arizona, New Hampshire)
Jan 29    Kansas Day (Observance)
Jan 31    Chinese New Year (Observance)

February

Feb 1    National Freedom Day (Observance)
Feb 2    Groundhog Day (Observance)
Feb 4    Rosa Parks Day (State holiday    : California, Ohio)
Feb 12    Lincoln’s Birthday (State holiday: CT, IL, MO, NJ, NY)
Feb 14    Susan B Anthony’s Birthday observed (State holiday: Florida)
Feb 14    Valentine’s Day (Observance)
Feb 15    Susan B Anthony’s Birthday (State holiday: Florida)
Feb 17    Daisy Gatson Bates Day (State holiday: Arkansas)
Feb 17    Presidents’ Day (Washington’s Birthday) (National holiday)

March

Mar 1    St. David’s Day (Observance)
Mar 2    Texas Independence Day (State holiday:Texas)
Mar 3    Casimir Pulaski Day (State holiday: Illinois)
Mar 3    Read Across America Day (Observance)
Mar 4    Shrove Tuesday/Mardi Gras (Observance)
Mar 4    Shrove Tuesday/Mardi Gras (State holiday: Alabama, Louisiana)
Mar 4    Town Meeting Day Vermont (State holiday)
Mar 5    Ash Wednesday (Christian)
Mar 9    Daylight Saving Time starts (Clock change/Daylight Saving Time)
Mar 16    Purim (Jewish holiday)
Mar 17    St. Patrick’s Day (Observance)
Mar 17    Evacuation Day (State holiday: Massachusetts)
Mar 20    March equinox (Season)
Mar 25    Maryland Day (State holiday: Maryland)
Mar 26    Prince Jonah Kuhio Kalanianaole Day (State holiday: Hawaii)
Mar 31    César Chávez Day (State holiday: CA, CO*, TX*)
Mar 31    Seward’s Day (State holiday: Alaska)

April

Apr 2    Pascua Florida Day (State holiday: Florida)
Apr 6    National Tartan Day (Observance)
Apr 13    Thomas Jefferson’s Birthday (Observance)
Apr 13    Palm Sunday (Christian)
Apr 15    Tax Day (Observance)
Apr 15    Passover (first day) (Jewish holiday)
Apr 15    Father Damien Day (Local observance: Hawaii)
Apr 16    Emancipation Day (State holiday: District of Columbia)
Apr 17    Maundy Christian
Apr 18    Good Friday (State holiday- 14 states)
Apr 18    Orthodox Good Friday (Orthodox)
Apr 19    Holy Saturday (Christian)
Apr 19    Orthodox Holy Saturday (Orthodox)
Apr 20    Orthodox Easter (Orthodox)
Apr 20    Easter Sunday (Observance, Christian)
Apr 21    Patriot’s Day    (State holiday: Maine, Massachusetts)
Apr 21    San Jacinto Day (State holiday: Texas)
Apr 21    Orthodox Easter (Orthodox)
Apr 21    Easter Monday (Christian)
Apr 22    Oklahoma Day (Local observance: Oklahoma)
Apr 22    Last Day of Passover (Jewish holiday)
Apr 23    Administrative Professionals Day (Observance)
Apr 25    Arbor Day (State holiday: Nebraska)
Apr 28    Confederate Memorial Day (State holiday: Mississippi)
Apr 28    Yom HaShoah (Jewish holiday)
Apr 28    Confederate Memorial Day (State holiday: AL, FL, GA)

May

May 1    Law Day (Observance)
May 1    Loyalty Day (Observance)
May 1    National Day of Prayer (Observance)
May 4    Rhode Island Independence Day (State holiday: Rhode Island)
May 5    Cinco de Mayo (Observance)
May 6    Primary Election Day Indiana    (State holiday: Indiana)
May 6    Yom Ha’atzmaut (Jewish holiday)
May 6    National Nurses Day (Observance)
May 8    Truman Day    (State holiday: Missouri)
May 9    Confederate Memorial Day observed (State holiday: South Carolina)
May 10    Confederate Memorial Day (State holiday: North Carolina, South Carolina)
May 11    Mothers’ Day (Observance)
May 13    Primary Election Day West Virginia (State holiday: West Virginia)
May 15    Peace Officers Memorial Day (Observance)
May 16    National Defense Transportation Day (Observance)
May 17    Armed Forces Day (Observance)
May 18    Lag BaOmer (Jewish holiday)
May 21    Emergency Medical Services for Children Day (Observance)
May 22    Harvey Milk Day (Observance: California)
May 22    National Maritime Day (Observance)
May 25    National Missing Children’s Day (Observance)
May 26    Memorial Day (National holiday)
May 26    Jefferson Davis Birthday    (Observance: Mississippi)
May 27    Isra and Mi’raj (Muslim)
May 29    Ascension Day (Christian)

June

Jun 1    Statehood Day (State holiday: Kentucky, Tennessee)
Jun 2    Jefferson Davis Birthday    (State holiday: Alabama)
Jun 3    Jefferson Davis Birthday    (Observance: Florida)
Jun 4    Shavuot    (Jewish: holiday)
Jun 6    D-Day (Observance)
Jun 8    Pentecost (Christian)
Jun 9    Whit Monday (Christian)
Jun 11    Kamehameha Day (State holiday: Hawaii)
Jun 14    Flag Day (Observance)
Jun 15    Fathers’ Day (Observance)
Jun 15    Trinity Sunday (Christian)
Jun 17    Bunker Hill Day    (State holiday: Massachusetts)
Jun 19    Juneteenth (Local observance-    All except AL, American Samoa, GA, HI, MD, ME, MP, MS, MT, ND, NH, PA, RI, SD, UT, Virgin Islands, Wake Island)
Jun 19    Corpus Christi (Christian)
Jun 20    West Virginia Day (State holiday: West Virginia)
Jun 21    June Solstice     (Season)
Jun 29    Ramadan starts (Muslim)

July

Jul 4    Independence Day (National holiday)
Jul 24    Lailat al-Qadr (Muslim)
Jul 24    Pioneer Day    (State holiday: Utah)
Jul 27    Parents’ Day (Observance)
Jul 29    Eid al-Fitr (Muslim)

August

Aug 5    Tisha B’Av (Jewish holiday)
Aug 11    Victory Day    (State holiday: Rhode Island)
Aug 15    Statehood Day in Hawaii    (State holiday: Hawaii)
Aug 15    Assumption of Mary (Christian)
Aug 15    Bennington Battle Day observed (State holiday: Vermont)
Aug 16    Bennington Battle Day (State holiday: Vermont)
Aug 19    National Aviation Day (Observance)
Aug 21    Senior Citizens Day (Observance)
Aug 27    Lyndon Baines Johnson Day (State holiday: Texas)

September

Sep 1    Labor Day (National holiday)
Sep 6    Carl Garner Federal Lands Cleanup Day (Observance)
Sep 7    National Grandparents Day (Observance)
Sep 11    Patriot Day (Observance)
Sep 17    Constitution Day and Citizenship Day (Observance)
Sep 19    National POW/MIA Recognition Day (Observance)
Sep 22    Emancipation Day (State holiday: Ohio)
Sep 23    September equinox (Season)
Sep 25    Rosh Hashana (Jewish holiday)
Sep 28    Gold Star Mother’s Day (Observance)

October

Oct 4    Feast of St Francis of Assisi (Christian)
Oct 4    Yom Kippur (Jewish holiday)
Oct 5    Eid al-Adha    (Muslim)
Oct 6    Child Health Day (Observance)
Oct 9    Leif Erikson Day (Observance)
Oct 9    First Day of Sukkot (Jewish holiday)
Oct 13    Columbus Day (National holiday- All except CA, FL, HI, NV, SD, TX, WA)
Oct 13    Native Americans’ Day (State holiday: South Dakota)
Oct 13    Indigenous People’s Day    (State holiday: California)
Oct 15    Last Day of Sukkot (Jewish holiday)
Oct 15    White Cane Safety Day (Observance)
Oct 16    Boss’s Day (Observance)
Oct 16    Shmini Atzeret (Jewish holiday)
Oct 17    Alaska Day observed    (State holiday: Alaska)
Oct 18    Alaska Day (State holiday: Alaska)
Oct 23    Diwali/Deepavali (Observance)
Oct 25    Muharram (Muslim)
Oct 31    Nevada Day    (State holiday: Nevada)
Oct 31    Halloween (Observance)

November

Nov 1    All Saints’ Day (Christian)
Nov 2    Daylight Saving Time ends (Clock change/Daylight Saving Time)
Nov 2    All Souls’ Day (Christian)
Nov 4    Election Day     (State holiday- 12 states)
Nov 6    Return Day Delaware     (State holiday: Delaware)
Nov 11    Veterans Day (National holiday)
Nov 27    Thanksgiving Day (National holiday)
Nov 28    Robert E Lee’s Birthday (State holiday: Georgia)
Nov 28    Presidents’ Day (State holiday: New Mexico)
Nov 28    American Indian Heritage Day (State holiday: Maryland)
Nov 28    Lincoln’s Birthday (State holiday: West Virginia)
Nov 28    Black Friday (State holiday- 17 states)
Nov 28    Lincoln’s Birthday (State holiday: Indiana)
Nov 30    First Sunday of Advent (Christian)

December

Dec 1    Cyber Monday (Observance)
Dec 6    St Nicholas’ Day (Observance)
Dec 7    Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day (Observance)
Dec 8    Feast of the Immaculate Conception (Christian)
Dec 12    Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe (Observance)
Dec 17    Chanukah/Hanukkah (first day) (Jewish holiday)
Dec 17    Wright Brothers Day (Observance)
Dec 17    Pan American Aviation Day (Observance)
Dec 21    December Solstice (Season)
Dec 24    Last Day of Chanukah (Jewish holiday)
Dec 24    Christmas Eve (State holiday    KS*, KY, MI, NC, ND, OK, SC, TX, VA*, WI)
Dec 24    Christmas Eve (Observance, Christian)
Dec 25    Christmas Day (National holiday, Christian)
Dec 26    Day After Christmas Day    (State holiday: KS, NC, NH, SC, TX, VA)
Dec 26    Kwanzaa (until Jan 1) (Observance)
Dec 26    Washington’s Birthday (State holiday: Indiana)
Dec 31    New Year’s Eve (Observance)
Dec 31    New Year’s Eve (State holiday: KY, MI, WI)

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