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2025 Calendar
A free printable 2025 calendar on one page, with every US federal holiday and the main observances marked and listed. 2025 has 365 days and starts on a Wednesday. Print it in portrait or landscape, or save a PDF.
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2025 holidays
These are the US federal holidays and the observances most calendars show, with the day of the week each falls on in 2025. Federal holidays on a Saturday are observed on the Friday before, and those on a Sunday on the Monday after.
| Date | Day | Holiday | Federal holiday |
|---|---|---|---|
| January 1 | Wednesday | New Year's Day The first day of the year; a federal holiday. | Yes |
| January 20 | Monday | Martin Luther King Jr. Day Third Monday in January, honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. | Yes |
| February 2 | Sunday | Groundhog Day Folk tradition: if the groundhog sees its shadow, six more weeks of winter. | No |
| February 14 | Friday | Valentine's Day Cards, flowers and classroom valentines. | No |
| February 17 | Monday | Presidents' Day (Washington's Birthday) Third Monday in February; officially Washington's Birthday. | Yes |
| March 9 | Sunday | Daylight saving time begins Clocks go forward one hour at 2 a.m. in most of the US (second Sunday in March). | No |
| March 17 | Monday | St. Patrick's Day Irish heritage celebration; wear green. | No |
| April 1 | Tuesday | April Fools' Day A day for harmless pranks. | No |
| April 18 | Friday | Good Friday The Friday before Easter. | No |
| April 20 | Sunday | Easter Sunday Western Christian Easter, a moveable feast between March 22 and April 25. | No |
| April 22 | Tuesday | Earth Day Environmental awareness day, first held in 1970. | No |
| May 11 | Sunday | Mother's Day Second Sunday in May. | No |
| May 26 | Monday | Memorial Day Last Monday in May, honoring those who died in military service. | Yes |
| June 14 | Saturday | Flag Day Marks the adoption of the US flag in 1777. | No |
| June 15 | Sunday | Father's Day Third Sunday in June. | No |
| June 19 | Thursday | Juneteenth National Independence Day Marks the end of slavery in the United States; federal since 2021. | Yes |
| July 4 | Friday | Independence Day The Fourth of July, marking the Declaration of Independence in 1776. | Yes |
| September 1 | Monday | Labor Day First Monday in September, honoring American workers. | Yes |
| October 13 | Monday | Columbus Day / Indigenous Peoples' Day Second Monday in October; many states and cities mark Indigenous Peoples' Day. | Yes |
| October 31 | Friday | Halloween Costumes and trick-or-treating. | No |
| November 2 | Sunday | Daylight saving time ends Clocks go back one hour at 2 a.m. (first Sunday in November). | No |
| November 11 | Tuesday | Veterans Day Honors everyone who has served in the US armed forces. | Yes |
| November 27 | Thursday | Thanksgiving Day Fourth Thursday in November. | Yes |
| December 24 | Wednesday | Christmas Eve The evening before Christmas. | No |
| December 25 | Thursday | Christmas Day A federal holiday. | Yes |
| December 31 | Wednesday | New Year's Eve The last day of the year. | No |
2025 at a glance
- 2025 is not a leap year: it has 365 days. It starts on a Wednesday and ends on a Wednesday.
- It has 261 weekdays. Federal offices close on 11 of them for holidays, leaving 250 federal working days.
- It has 52 ISO weeks.
- Easter Sunday is April 20 and Thanksgiving is November 27.
2025 month by month
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Months without a page of their own can be printed from the monthly calendar maker, and the 12-month calendar prints a page for each month of 2025 in one PDF.
Other years
2026 calendar · 2027 calendar · 2028 calendar · 2029 calendar · 2030 calendar
About the holidays
Federal holidays follow 5 U.S.C. 6103 and the US Office of Personnel Management's rule for weekend holidays: Saturday holidays are observed on the Friday before and Sunday holidays on the Monday after. The observances (Valentine's Day, Mother's Day, Halloween and the rest) are the ones most US wall calendars print. Easter uses the Western (Gregorian) date, and the daylight saving dates are the US rule in force since 2007. States, schools and employers add their own days off, so check local closures before you plan around a date.