USA Holidays 2030

2030 has 11 federal holidays, which give federal workers 11 weekday days off. Every federal holiday lands on a weekday this year, so no day off moves. You get 6 three-day weekends, plus 3 holidays you can turn into a four-day break with one day of leave. The full list below also covers 11 religious dates and 18 popular observances, plus the seasons and clock changes.

11federal days off
6three-day weekends
3four-day breaks with 1 day of leave
250working days (Mon to Fri)

Federal holidays in 2030

The holiday date and the weekday that federal offices, the post office and most banks actually close.

HolidayDateDay offRule
New Year's Day Tue, Jan 1 Same day January 1
Martin Luther King Jr. Day Mon, Jan 21 Same day Third Monday of January
Presidents' Day Mon, Feb 18 Same day Third Monday of February
Memorial Day Mon, May 27 Same day Last Monday of May
Juneteenth Wed, Jun 19 Same day June 19
Independence Day Thu, Jul 4 Same day July 4
Labor Day Mon, Sep 2 Same day First Monday of September
Columbus Day Mon, Oct 14 Same day Second Monday of October
Veterans Day Mon, Nov 11 Same day November 11
Thanksgiving Day Thu, Nov 28 Same day Fourth Thursday of November
Christmas Day Wed, Dec 25 Same day December 25

Long weekends in 2030

Three-day weekends need no leave at all. A holiday on a Tuesday or Thursday becomes four days off if you take the day in between.

Key dates that change every year

These are not federal holidays, but people search for them every year because the date moves. All dates are for 2030.

DateEventDayGroup
Jan 5 Ramadan begins (expected) Saturday Muslim
Feb 3 Lunar New Year Sunday Culture
Feb 4 Eid al-Fitr (expected) Monday Muslim
Mar 6 Ash Wednesday Wednesday Christian
Mar 10 Daylight saving time starts Sunday Clock change
Apr 13 Eid al-Adha (expected) Saturday Muslim
Apr 18 Passover (first day) Thursday Jewish
Apr 19 Good Friday Friday Christian
Apr 21 Easter Sunday Sunday Christian
May 12 Mother's Day Sunday Family
Jun 16 Father's Day Sunday Family
Sep 28 Rosh Hashanah Saturday Jewish
Oct 7 Yom Kippur Monday Jewish
Nov 3 Daylight saving time ends Sunday Clock change
Nov 5 Election Day Tuesday Civic
Nov 29 Black Friday Friday Shopping
Dec 21 Hanukkah (first day) Saturday Jewish
Dec 26 Ramadan begins (expected) Thursday Muslim

Dates marked "expected" are Muslim holidays. They can move by a day, because they depend on the new moon being seen.

What stands out in 2030

2030 holidays by month

MonthFederal days offAll dates
January New Year's Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day 3
February Presidents' Day 5
March None 4
April None 5
May Memorial Day 3
June Juneteenth 4
July Independence Day 1
August None 0
September Labor Day 5
October Columbus Day 3
November Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day 5
December Christmas Day 8

Print any month of 2030 from the 2030 yearly calendar or the custom calendar maker.

All holidays and observances in 2030

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DateDayHolidayType
January 2030
Jan 1 Tue New Year's Day Federal holiday
Jan 5 Sat Ramadan begins (expected) Religious
Jan 21 Mon Martin Luther King Jr. Day Federal holiday
February 2030
Feb 2 Sat Groundhog Day Observance
Feb 3 Sun Lunar New Year Observance
Feb 4 Mon Eid al-Fitr (expected) Religious
Feb 14 Thu Valentine's Day Observance
Feb 18 Mon Presidents' Day Federal holiday
March 2030
Mar 6 Wed Ash Wednesday Religious
Mar 10 Sun Daylight Saving Time starts Season and clock change
Mar 17 Sun St. Patrick's Day Observance
Mar 20 Wed March Equinox Season and clock change
April 2030
Apr 13 Sat Eid al-Adha (expected) Religious
Apr 15 Mon Tax Day Observance
Apr 18 Thu Passover (first day) Religious
Apr 19 Fri Good Friday Religious
Apr 21 Sun Easter Sunday Religious
May 2030
May 5 Sun Cinco de Mayo Observance
May 12 Sun Mother's Day Observance
May 27 Mon Memorial Day Federal holiday
June 2030
Jun 14 Fri Flag Day Observance
Jun 16 Sun Father's Day Observance
Jun 19 Wed Juneteenth Federal holiday
Jun 21 Fri June Solstice Season and clock change
July 2030
Jul 4 Thu Independence Day Federal holiday
September 2030
Sep 2 Mon Labor Day Federal holiday
Sep 8 Sun National Grandparents Day Observance
Sep 11 Wed Patriot Day Observance
Sep 22 Sun September Equinox Season and clock change
Sep 28 Sat Rosh Hashanah Religious
October 2030
Oct 7 Mon Yom Kippur Religious
Oct 14 Mon Columbus Day Federal holiday
Oct 31 Thu Halloween Observance
November 2030
Nov 3 Sun Daylight Saving Time ends Season and clock change
Nov 5 Tue Election Day Observance
Nov 11 Mon Veterans Day Federal holiday
Nov 28 Thu Thanksgiving Day Federal holiday
Nov 29 Fri Black Friday Observance
December 2030
Dec 2 Mon Cyber Monday Observance
Dec 21 Sat Hanukkah (first day) Religious
Dec 21 Sat December Solstice Season and clock change
Dec 24 Tue Christmas Eve Observance
Dec 25 Wed Christmas Day Federal holiday
Dec 26 Thu Ramadan begins (expected) Religious
Dec 26 Thu Kwanzaa (first day) Observance
Dec 31 Tue New Year's Eve Observance

Dates marked "expected" can move by a day, because they depend on the new moon being seen. State holidays are not listed; check your state government's website.

How these dates are set: federal holidays follow federal law (5 U.S.C. 6103) and the OPM day-off rule. The other dates follow their own rules, for example the Easter rule, the Hebrew calendar, the Umm al-Qura calendar for Muslim holidays, and astronomy for the seasons. More about how we check dates.

Questions about 2030 holidays

How many federal holidays are there in 2030?

There are 11 federal holidays in 2030. Once weekend dates are moved to the nearest weekday, federal workers get 11 weekday days off in 2030.

Which federal holidays fall on a weekend in 2030?

None of them. In 2030 every federal holiday lands on a weekday, so each one is observed on its actual date.

How many three-day weekends are there in 2030?

2030 has 6 three-day weekends from federal holidays: Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Presidents' Day, Memorial Day, Labor Day, Columbus Day, and Veterans Day. There are also 3 holidays on a Tuesday or Thursday, where one day of leave turns it into a four-day weekend.

When is Thanksgiving 2030?

Thanksgiving 2030 is on Thursday, November 28, 2030. It is always the fourth Thursday of November, so it can fall anywhere from November 22 to November 28. The next day, Friday, November 29, is Black Friday, and several states list it as a state holiday. Read more in when is Thanksgiving in the USA.

When is Easter 2030, and is Good Friday a holiday?

Easter Sunday 2030 is on April 21. Good Friday is April 19. It is not a federal holiday, but a few states treat it as a state holiday, and some schools and businesses close. Our Easter guide explains how the date is set.

Is Christmas Eve 2030 a federal holiday?

No. Christmas Eve, Tuesday, December 24, 2030, is not a federal holiday. Federal offices are open unless the President gives an extra day off by executive order, which has happened in some years. A few states list it as a state holiday.

Are banks closed on federal holidays in 2030?

Banks usually follow the Federal Reserve, which closes on all 11 federal holidays. When a holiday falls on a Sunday, the Federal Reserve closes on the Monday after. When it falls on a Saturday, the Federal Reserve stays open on the Friday before. No federal holiday falls on a Saturday in 2030, so bank closures and federal office closures line up all year.

When does daylight saving time start and end in 2030?

Daylight saving time starts on Sunday, March 10, when clocks move forward one hour at 2:00 a.m., and ends on Sunday, November 3, when clocks move back one hour. Hawaii and most of Arizona do not change their clocks.

When is Election Day 2030?

Election Day 2030 is Tuesday, November 5, 2030, the Tuesday after the first Monday in November. It is not a federal holiday, but some states give workers the day off or paid time to vote. 2030 is a federal election year, with House races on the ballot.

How many working days are in 2030?

2030 has 261 weekdays. Take away the 11 federal days off and a Monday to Friday schedule has 250 working days. Your employer may add or remove days, so check your own holiday schedule.

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Arpit Patel
Founder & Owner, Monthly-Calendar.com

Arpit researches the holiday data, writes the content, and runs Monthly-Calendar.com. He checks dates against official government sources to keep them accurate.