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Federal Holidays 2030

The full list of US federal holidays for 2030 — every statutory date and weekday month by month, plus the observed date when a holiday lands on a weekend.

All 11 federal holidays in 2030, month by month

MonthHolidayDateWeekdayObserved
JanuaryNew Year's DayJanuary 1TuesdayObserved on the holiday itself
Birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr.January 21MondayObserved on the holiday itself
FebruaryWashington's BirthdayFebruary 18MondayObserved on the holiday itself
MarchNo federal holiday
AprilNo federal holiday
MayMemorial DayMay 27MondayObserved on the holiday itself
JuneJuneteenth National Independence DayJune 19WednesdayObserved on the holiday itself
JulyIndependence DayJuly 4ThursdayObserved on the holiday itself
AugustNo federal holiday
SeptemberLabor DaySeptember 2MondayObserved on the holiday itself
OctoberColumbus DayOctober 14MondayObserved on the holiday itself
NovemberVeterans DayNovember 11MondayObserved on the holiday itself
Thanksgiving DayNovember 28ThursdayObserved on the holiday itself
DecemberChristmas DayDecember 25WednesdayObserved on the holiday itself

Federal holidays in other years

Quick Answer

Federal holidays in 2030 run from New Year’s Day on Tuesday, January 1, 2030 through Christmas Day on Wednesday, December 25, 2030. None of the 11 statutory dates lands on a weekend in 2030, so every holiday is observed on its own date. The full table at https://practicalwebtools.com/other/time/federal-holidays/2030 shows every date, weekday, and observed date.

How It Works

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Find the month you are planning for in the 12-month table

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Read the exact date, the weekday, and the statutory name

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Check the observed column when the statutory date lands on a weekend

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Open the when-is page linked from any row for the rule and a five-year window

Key Facts

  • All 11 federal holidays for 2030 with exact dates and weekdays in one 12-month table
  • Weekend shift column: Saturday holidays are observed the Friday before, Sunday holidays the Monday after
  • No statutory date lands on a weekend in 2030 — every holiday is observed on its own date
  • Thanksgiving 2030 falls on Thursday, November 28, 2030
  • Every row links to a when-is page with the rule behind the date and a five-year window
  • The 11 dates are the ones set by 5 U.S.C. 6103, from New Year’s Day through Christmas Day
  • Dates are computed from the statutory rules, not typed by hand

Frequently Asked Questions

How many federal holidays are there in 2030?

Eleven. In 2030 they are New Year’s Day, the Birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr., Washington’s Birthday, Memorial Day, Juneteenth, Independence Day, Labor Day, Columbus Day, Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day, and Christmas Day. Inauguration Day adds a twelfth paid holiday every fourth January, but only for federal employees in the Washington, DC, area — the next one inside this site’s coverage window is January 20, 2029.

Which 2030 federal holidays are observed on a different date?

None. No statutory date lands on a weekend in 2030, so every one of the 11 holidays is observed on its actual calendar date.

When is Thanksgiving in 2030?

Thanksgiving 2030 is Thursday, November 28, 2030. The holiday is set to the fourth Thursday of November, so the date can fall anywhere from November 22 to November 28; in 2030 it sits toward the late end of that range

Are banks and post offices closed on every 2030 federal holiday?

Federal offices, US Postal Service locations, and Federal Reserve banks close on the 11 federal dates in 2030 (using the observed date when one shifts). Most states mirror the calendar for their own offices; private employers set their own schedules, so a company holiday list can differ.

Which 2030 federal holidays always fall on a Monday?

Five of the 11 always land on a Monday: MLK Day, Washington’s Birthday (Presidents’ Day), Memorial Day, Labor Day, and Columbus Day. In 2030 those Mondays are MLK Day, January 21; Presidents' Day, February 18; Memorial Day, May 27; Labor Day, September 2; Columbus Day, October 14. The Uniform Monday Holiday Act of 1968 fixed the pattern.