It’s never too early to start planning ahead to the New Year. One of the easiest ways to prepare yourself is to get familiar with the holidays. Not only will you know when they are but you will be able to get planning on any fun celebrations for your family.

January

• New Year’s Day (Friday, January 1st)
• Martin Luther King, Jr. Day (Monday, January 18th)

February

• Ash Wednesday (Wednesday, February 10th)
• Lincoln’s Birthday (Friday, February 12th)
• Valentine’s Day (Sunday, February 14th)
• Washington’s Birthday (Monday, February 22nd)

March

• Daylight Saving Time Begins (Sunday, March 13th)
• St. Patrick’s Day (Thursday, March 17th)
• Palm Sunday (Sunday, March 20th)
• Good Friday (Friday, March 25th)
• Easter Sunday (Sunday, March 27th)

April

• Earth Day (Friday, April 22nd)
• Passover Begins Sundown (Friday, April 22nd)
• Passover (Saturday, April 23rd)

May

• Cinco de Mayo (Thursday, May 5th)
• Mother’s Day (Sunday, May 8th)
• Armed Forces Day (Saturday, May 21st)
• Memorial Day (Monday, May 30th)

June

• Flag Day (Tuesday, June 14th)
• Fathers’s Day (Sunday, June 19th)

July

• Independence Day (Monday, July 4th)

September

• Labor Day (Monday, September 5th)

October

• Rosh Hashanah Begins Sunday (Sunday, October 2nd)
• Rosh Hashanah (Monday, October 3rd)
• Columbus Day (Monday, October 10th)
• Yom Kippur Begins Sunday (Wednesday, October 11th)
• Yom Kippur (Thursday, October 12th)
• Halloween (Monday, October 31st)

November

• Daylight Saving Time Ends (Sunday, November 6th)
• Election Day (Tuesday, November 8th)
• Veterans Day (Friday, November 11th)
• Thanksgiving (Thursday, November 24th)

December

• Hanukkah Begins Sundown (Saturday, December 24th)
• Hanukkah (Sunday, December 25th)
• Christmas Day (Sunday, December 25th)
• Kwanzaa Begins (Monday, December 26th)

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