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Arkansas, United States 2025 Public Holidays

15 public holidays

Showing Arkansas. Days marked in red are public holidays in this state.

  • Public holiday — A day off across Arkansas.
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2025 Holiday List · Arkansas

15 public holidays · regional, limited, and observance days included

Date Day Holiday Type Notes
Jan 1 Wednesday New Year's Day Public holiday 1 January. In many countries the day off moves to the following Monday when it falls on a weekend.
Jan 9 Thursday National Day of Mourning for Jimmy Carter Public holiday
Jan 20 Monday Martin Luther King Jr. Day Public holiday The third Monday of January in the United States.
Feb 17 Monday Daisy Gatson Bates Day Public holiday Arkansas
Feb 17 Monday President's Day Public holiday The third Monday of February in the United States.
May 26 Monday Memorial Day Public holiday The last Monday of May in the United States; other dates elsewhere.
Jun 19 Thursday Juneteenth Public holiday
Jul 4 Friday Independence Day Public holiday The anniversary of the country's independence — a different date in every country.
Sep 1 Monday Labor Day Public holiday 1 May in most countries; the first Monday of September in the United States and Canada.
Oct 13 Monday Columbus Day Public holiday
Nov 11 Tuesday Veterans' Day Public holiday 11 November in the United States.
Nov 27 Thursday Thanksgiving Day Public holiday The fourth Thursday of November in the United States; the second Monday of October in Canada.
Dec 24 Wednesday Christmas Eve Public holiday 24 December.
Dec 25 Thursday Christmas Day Public holiday 25 December. The day off moves to the following weekday when it falls on a weekend.
Dec 26 Friday Day After Christmas Day Public holiday
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Date Day Holiday Type Notes
Jan 2 Thursday Last Day of Chanukah Observance
Jan 6 Monday Epiphany Observance 6 January.
Jan 7 Tuesday Estelle Reel Day Observance Wyoming
Jan 7 Tuesday Orthodox Christmas Day Observance 7 January — 25 December on the Julian calendar.
Jan 10 Friday Asarah B'Tevet Observance
Jan 13 Monday Stephen Foster Memorial Day Observance
Jan 14 Tuesday Orthodox New Year Observance 14 January — 1 January on the Julian calendar.
Jan 28 Tuesday Isra and Mi'raj Observance 27 Rajab.
Jan 29 Wednesday Kansas Day Observance Kansas
Jan 29 Wednesday Lunar New Year Observance The second new moon after the winter solstice, between 21 January and 20 February.
Feb 1 Saturday First Day of Black History Monthhalf day Observance
Feb 1 Saturday National Freedom Day Observance
Feb 2 Sunday Groundhog Day Observance
Feb 4 Tuesday Rosa Parks Day Observance California, Missouri, New York
Feb 5 Wednesday National Girls and Women in Sports Day Observance
Feb 6 Thursday Ronald Reagan Day Observance California
Feb 7 Friday National Wear Red Day Observance
Feb 9 Sunday Super Bowl Observance
Feb 12 Wednesday Georgia Day Observance Georgia
Feb 13 Thursday Tu Bishvat Observance
Feb 14 Friday Statehood Day Observance Arizona
Feb 14 Friday Valentine's Day Observance 14 February.
Feb 15 Saturday Susan B. Anthony's Birthday Observance Colorado, Florida, New York, Wisconsin
Feb 16 Sunday Elizabeth Peratrovich Day Observance Alaska
Feb 25 Tuesday African-American Scientist and Inventor Day Observance Virginia
Feb 25 Tuesday George Rogers Clark Day Observance Indiana
Feb 25 Tuesday Maha Shivaratri Observance The fourteenth night of the dark fortnight of Phalguna, in February or March.
Feb 26 Wednesday Maha Shivaratri Observance The fourteenth night of the dark fortnight of Phalguna, in February or March.
Feb 28 Friday Linus Pauling Day Observance Oregon
Mar 1 Saturday First Day of Irish American Heritage Monthhalf day Observance
Mar 1 Saturday First Day of Women's History Monthhalf day Observance
Mar 1 Saturday Ramadan Starts Observance
Mar 1 Saturday St. David's Day Observance
Mar 3 Monday Casimir Pulaski Day Observance Illinois, Indiana
Mar 3 Monday Read Across America Day Observance
Mar 4 Tuesday Casimir Pulaski Day Observance Wisconsin
Mar 5 Wednesday Ash Wednesday Observance 46 days before Easter Sunday — the Wednesday after Carnival.
Mar 7 Friday Employee Appreciation Day Observance
Mar 9 Sunday Daylight Saving Time starts Observance Varies by country — typically a Sunday in March or April.
Mar 14 Friday Holi Observance The full moon of Phalguna, in February or March.
Mar 14 Friday Purim Observance
Mar 15 Saturday Statehood Day Observance Maine
Mar 17 Monday St Patrick's Day Observance 17 March, moving to the following Monday when it falls on a weekend.
Mar 20 Thursday March Equinox Observance Around 20 March.
Mar 26 Wednesday Lailat al-Qadr Observance One of the last odd-numbered nights of Ramadan, most often 27 Ramadan.
Mar 29 Saturday National Vietnam War Veterans Day Observance
Mar 30 Sunday Doctors' Day Observance
Mar 30 Sunday Eid al-Fitr Observance 1 Shawwal, the day after Ramadan ends. The date depends on a moon sighting and is often confirmed only a day or two in advance.
Mar 30 Sunday Vietnam Veterans Day Observance Delaware, West Virginia
Mar 30 Sunday Wyoming Veterans Welcome Home Day Observance Wyoming
Mar 31 Monday Eid al-Fitr Observance 1 Shawwal, the day after Ramadan ends. The date depends on a moon sighting and is often confirmed only a day or two in advance.
Apr 2 Wednesday Pascua Florida Day Observance Florida
Apr 6 Sunday National Tartan Day Observance
Apr 8 Tuesday National Library Workers' Day Observance
Apr 9 Wednesday National Former Prisoner of War Recognition Day Observance
Apr 10 Thursday Dolores Huerta Day Observance California, New Mexico, Washington
Apr 12 Saturday Passover Eve Observance
Apr 13 Sunday Palm Sunday Observance The Sunday before Easter Sunday.
Apr 13 Sunday Passover (first day) Observance
Apr 13 Sunday Thomas Jefferson's Birthday Observance
Apr 15 Tuesday Father Damien Day Observance Hawaii
Apr 15 Tuesday Tax Day Observance
Apr 17 Thursday Maundy Thursday Observance The Thursday before Easter Sunday.
Apr 18 Friday Arbor Day Observance Colorado
Apr 18 Friday Orthodox Good Friday Observance The Friday before Orthodox Easter, which is computed on the Julian calendar.
Apr 19 Saturday Holy Saturday Observance The Saturday before Easter Sunday.
Apr 19 Saturday Orthodox Holy Saturday Observance The Saturday before Orthodox Easter.
Apr 20 Sunday Easter Sunday Observance The first Sunday after the first full moon on or after 21 March, so the date moves between 22 March and 25 April.
Apr 20 Sunday Last Day of Passover Observance
Apr 20 Sunday Orthodox Easter Observance Computed on the Julian calendar, usually one to five weeks after Western Easter.
Apr 21 Monday Boston Marathon Observance
Apr 21 Monday Easter Monday Observance The Monday after Easter Sunday.
Apr 21 Monday Orthodox Easter Monday Observance The Monday after Orthodox Easter.
Apr 22 Tuesday Oklahoma Day Observance Oklahoma
Apr 23 Wednesday Administrative Professionals Day Observance
Apr 23 Wednesday Yom HaShoah Observance
Apr 24 Thursday Take our Daughters and Sons to Work Day Observance
Apr 28 Monday Arbor Day Observance Wyoming
May 1 Thursday First Day of Asian Pacific American Heritage Monthhalf day Observance
May 1 Thursday First Day of Jewish American Heritage Monthhalf day Observance
May 1 Thursday First Day of Military Appreciation Monthhalf day Observance
May 1 Thursday Law Day Observance
May 1 Thursday Lei Day Observance Hawaii
May 1 Thursday Loyalty Day Observance
May 1 Thursday National Day of Prayer Observance
May 1 Thursday West Virginia Day of Prayer Observance West Virginia
May 1 Thursday Yom Ha'atzmaut Observance
May 2 Friday Kentucky Oaks Observance
May 3 Saturday Kentucky Derby Observance
May 3 Saturday National Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Day Observance
May 4 Sunday Kent State Shootings Remembrance Observance Ohio
May 4 Sunday Rhode Island Independence Day Observance Rhode Island
May 5 Monday Cinco de Mayo Observance
May 6 Tuesday National Nurses Day Observance
May 6 Tuesday National Teacher Appreciation Day Observance
May 8 Thursday Victory Day for World War II Observance
May 8 Thursday Victory in Europe Day Observance
May 9 Friday Military Spouse Appreciation Day Observance
May 9 Friday Native American Day Observance Wyoming
May 15 Thursday Peace Officers Memorial Day Observance
May 16 Friday Lag BaOmer Observance
May 16 Friday National Defense Transportation Day Observance
May 17 Saturday Armed Forces Day Observance Varies by country.
May 17 Saturday Preakness Stakes Observance
May 17 Saturday Public Lands Day Observance Colorado
May 21 Wednesday Emergency Medical Services for Children Day Observance
May 22 Thursday Harvey Milk Day Observance California
May 22 Thursday National Maritime Day Observance
May 25 Sunday National Missing Children's Day Observance
May 26 Monday Jefferson Davis' Birthday Observance Mississippi
May 29 Thursday Ascension Day Observance The Thursday 39 days after Easter Sunday.
Jun 1 Sunday First Day of Caribbean-American Heritage Monthhalf day Observance
Jun 1 Sunday First Day of Pride Monthhalf day Observance
Jun 1 Sunday Statehood Day Observance Kentucky, Tennessee
Jun 2 Monday Shavuot Observance
Jun 3 Tuesday Jefferson Davis' Birthday Observance Florida
Jun 6 Friday D-Day Observance
Jun 6 Friday Eid al-Adha Observance 10 Dhu al-Hijjah, about seventy days after Eid al-Fitr, confirmed by moon sighting.
Jun 7 Saturday Belmont Stakes Observance
Jun 8 Sunday Pentecost Observance The Sunday 49 days after Easter Sunday.
Jun 9 Monday Whit Monday Observance The Monday 50 days after Easter Sunday.
Jun 12 Thursday Loving Day Observance
Jun 14 Saturday Army Birthday Observance
Jun 14 Saturday Flag Day Observance Varies by country.
Jun 15 Sunday Trinity Sunday Observance
Jun 19 Thursday Corpus Christi Observance The Thursday 60 days after Easter Sunday.
Jun 20 Friday American Eagle Day Observance
Jun 20 Friday June Solstice Observance Around 21 June.
Jun 21 Saturday Juneteenth National Freedom Day Observance California, Iowa, Louisiana, Montana, Oklahoma, Vermont, Wyoming
Jun 27 Friday Muharram Observance 1 Muharram — the Islamic new year.
Jun 28 Saturday Carolina Day Observance South Carolina
Jul 6 Sunday Ashura Observance 10 Muharram.
Jul 13 Sunday Nathan Bedford Forrest Day Observance Tennessee
Jul 14 Monday Bastille Day Observance 14 July.
Jul 16 Wednesday Rural Transit Day Observance
Jul 27 Sunday Korean War Veteran Recognition Day Observance West Virginia
Jul 27 Sunday National Korean War Veterans Armistice Day Observance
Jul 27 Sunday Parents' Day Observance
Aug 1 Friday Colorado Day Observance Colorado
Aug 3 Sunday Tisha B'Av Observance
Aug 4 Monday Barack Obama Day Observance Illinois
Aug 4 Monday Coast Guard Birthday Observance
Aug 7 Thursday Purple Heart Day Observance West Virginia, Wyoming
Aug 8 Friday Raksha Bandhan Observance The full moon of Shravana, in August.
Aug 15 Friday Assumption of Mary Observance 15 August.
Aug 16 Saturday Janmashtami Observance The eighth day of the dark fortnight of Bhadrapada, in August or September.
Aug 17 Sunday National Senior Citizens Day Observance
Aug 19 Tuesday National Aviation Day Observance
Aug 26 Tuesday Ganesh Chaturthi Observance The fourth day of Bhadrapada, in August or September.
Aug 26 Tuesday Susan B. Anthony Day Observance Massachusetts
Aug 26 Tuesday Women's Equality Day Observance
Sep 5 Friday The Prophet's Birthday Observance 12 Rabi' al-Awwal — 17 Rabi' al-Awwal in the Shia tradition.
Sep 6 Saturday Carl Garner Federal Lands Cleanup Day Observance
Sep 6 Saturday Native American Day Observance Delaware
Sep 7 Sunday National Grandparents Day Observance
Sep 11 Thursday Patriot Day Observance Alaska
Sep 15 Monday First Day of National Hispanic Heritage Monthhalf day Observance
Sep 17 Wednesday Constitution Day and Citizenship Day Observance
Sep 18 Thursday Air Force Birthday Observance
Sep 19 Friday National POW/MIA Recognition Day Observance
Sep 22 Monday American Indian Day Observance Tennessee
Sep 22 Monday Emancipation Day Observance Ohio
Sep 22 Monday Navratri Observance
Sep 22 Monday September Equinox Observance Around 22 September.
Sep 23 Tuesday Rosh Hashana Observance 1–2 Tishrei on the Hebrew calendar, falling in September or October.
Sep 26 Friday American Indian Heritage Day Observance Montana, Texas
Sep 26 Friday Michigan Indian Day Observance Michigan
Sep 26 Friday Native American Day Observance California, Nevada
Sep 27 Saturday National Public Lands Day Observance
Sep 27 Saturday Public Lands Day Observance Wyoming
Sep 28 Sunday Gold Star Mother's Day Observance
Oct 2 Thursday Dussehra Observance The tenth day of Navaratri, in September or October.
Oct 2 Thursday Yom Kippur Observance 10 Tishrei, nine days after Rosh Hashana.
Oct 4 Saturday Feast of St Francis of Assisi Observance
Oct 6 Monday Child Health Day Observance
Oct 6 Monday German American Day Observance
Oct 7 Tuesday First Day of Sukkot Observance
Oct 9 Thursday Leif Erikson Day Observance
Oct 11 Saturday Casimir Pulaski Day Observance Massachusetts, Michigan, Rhode Island
Oct 11 Saturday Robert E. Lee's Birthday Observance Arkansas
Oct 12 Sunday Chicago Marathon Observance
Oct 13 Monday Discoverers' Day Observance Hawaii
Oct 13 Monday Last Day of Sukkot Observance
Oct 13 Monday Navy Birthday Observance
Oct 14 Tuesday Indigenous People's Day Observance Michigan
Oct 14 Tuesday Shmini Atzeret Observance
Oct 15 Wednesday Simchat Torah Observance
Oct 15 Wednesday White Cane Safety Day Observance
Oct 16 Thursday Boss's Day Observance
Oct 31 Friday Halloween Observance 31 October.
Nov 1 Saturday All Saints' Day Observance 1 November.
Nov 1 Saturday First Day of Native American Heritage Monthhalf day Observance
Nov 2 Sunday All Souls' Day Observance 2 November.
Nov 2 Sunday Daylight Saving Time ends Observance Varies by country — typically a Sunday in October or November.
Nov 2 Sunday New York City Marathon Observance
Nov 4 Tuesday Election Day Observance Set by each election — not an annual date.
Nov 10 Monday Barack Obama Day Observance Alabama
Nov 10 Monday Marine Corps Birthday Observance
Nov 19 Wednesday George Rogers Clark Day Observance Ohio
Nov 28 Friday Black Friday Observance
Nov 29 Saturday Nellie Tayloe Ross' Birthday Observance Wyoming
Nov 30 Sunday First Sunday of Advent Observance
Dec 1 Monday Cyber Monday Observance
Dec 1 Monday Rosa Parks Day Observance Alabama, Ohio
Dec 6 Saturday St Nicholas Day Observance
Dec 7 Sunday Delaware Day Observance Delaware
Dec 7 Sunday Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day Observance Alaska, Wyoming
Dec 8 Monday Feast of the Immaculate Conception Observance 8 December.
Dec 10 Wednesday Wyoming Day Observance Wyoming
Dec 12 Friday Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe Observance
Dec 13 Saturday National Guard Birthday Observance
Dec 15 Monday Bill of Rights Day Observance
Dec 15 Monday Chanukah/Hanukkah (first day) Observance
Dec 17 Wednesday Pan American Aviation Day Observance
Dec 17 Wednesday Wright Brothers Day Observance
Dec 21 Sunday December Solstice Observance Around 21 December.
Dec 22 Monday Last Day of Chanukah Observance
Dec 26 Friday Kwanzaa (first day) Observance
Dec 30 Tuesday Asarah B'Tevet Observance
Dec 31 Wednesday New Year's Eve Observance 31 December.

About these holidays

New Year's Day

1 January. In many countries the day off moves to the following Monday when it falls on a weekend.

The first day of the Gregorian calendar year, and the most widely observed public holiday in the world — a day off in almost every country that uses the Gregorian calendar, regardless of religion. Several countries extend the break to 2 January, and some in East Asia keep both the Gregorian and a separate lunar new year.

Martin Luther King Jr. Day

The third Monday of January in the United States.

Honours the civil rights leader, observed near his birthday of 15 January. A US federal holiday since 1986, and observed in all fifty states since 2000.

President's Day

The third Monday of February in the United States.

Officially Washington's Birthday, though most states treat it as honouring all presidents. Moved to a fixed Monday in 1971 to create a long weekend.

Memorial Day

The last Monday of May in the United States; other dates elsewhere.

Honours military personnel who died in service. In the United States it also marks the unofficial start of summer.

Independence Day

The anniversary of the country's independence — a different date in every country.

The national day of a country that gained independence from another state, and typically its most important secular holiday. Over a hundred countries observe one, on dates ranging across the whole calendar.

Labor Day

1 May in most countries; the first Monday of September in the United States and Canada.

The workers' holiday. Almost everywhere it falls on 1 May; in the United States and Canada it was deliberately placed in September to avoid the associations of May Day.

Veterans' Day

11 November in the United States.

Honours all who have served in the armed forces, distinct from Memorial Day, which honours those who died in service.

Thanksgiving Day

The fourth Thursday of November in the United States; the second Monday of October in Canada.

A harvest festival that has become the largest domestic travel holiday in the United States. Canada keeps its own six weeks earlier, matching its earlier harvest.

Christmas Eve

24 December.

The evening of 24 December is the main celebration in the Nordics, Germany, Poland and much of Central Europe, where gifts are exchanged that night rather than on Christmas morning. Often a half day or a de facto day off rather than a statutory holiday.

Christmas Day

25 December. The day off moves to the following weekday when it falls on a weekend.

The most widely observed public holiday after New Year's Day, a day off in the great majority of countries including many with no Christian majority, where it functions as a secular end-of-year holiday. Orthodox churches following the Julian calendar keep it on 7 January instead.

Official source: Google Calendar official holidays · timeanddate.com