Holidays

The celebrations are more solemn and serious than on the Memorial Day.

• Veterans’ Day (11 November)

• Memorial Day (last Monday in may)

• Presidents’ Day Washington’s Birthday

remembers the people who died while serving the country

• memoria day (last Monday in may)

• veteran’s Day (11 November)

• Christmas Eve Day 24/25 December)

They remember both or another combination of past American leaders

• Presidents’ Day/Washington’s Birthday (third Monday in February)

• Martin Luther King Day (third Monday in January)

• -Christmas Eve/Day (24/25 December)

Cities and communities hold parades and marches remembering King and the values he stood for.

• Martin Luther King Day (third Monday in January)

• Presidents’ Day/Washington’s Birthday (third Monday in February)

• Memorial Day (last Monday in May)

Although this Christian festival is celebrated in many countries around the globe, Americans came up with a number of original holiday traditions

• Christmas Eve/Day (24/25 December)

• Memorial Day (last Monday in May)

• Presidents’ Day/Washington’s Birthday (third Monday in February)

Is a celebration that originates from a tradition to give thanks for a good harvest

• Christmas Eve/Day (24/25 December)

• Thanksgiving (fourth Thursday in November)

• Halloween (31 October)

Is not a federal holiday, it is very popular throughout the entire country.

• Halloween (31 October)

• Thanksgiving (fourth Thursday in November)

• Memorial Day (last Monday in May

Is the national holiday of the United States, and possibly one of the most important holidays of the year.

• Independence Day (otherwise known as “4th of July”)

• Halloween (31 October)

• St. Patrick's Day.

  March 17

This holiday is primarily cekebrated by people with Irish backgrounds. Many people wear green clothes and others items on this day .

• St. Patrick's Day.

  March 17

• Columbus Day

  Second Monday in October.

• Independence Day (otherwise known as “4th of July”)

It celebrate the discovery of the Americas by Christopher Columbus on October12, 1492

• Columbus Day

  Second Monday in October

• Halloween (31 October)

• Christmas Eve/Day (24/25 December)