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Puerto Rico: public holidays 2026

Puerto Rico: public holidays for 2026.

2027 calendar

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2026 calendar

2026 calendar

National public holidays · This calendar uses the data source’s public-holiday category. Separately classified bank, government, community-specific, optional, school and half-day holidays are outside its scope.

Original holiday dates and substitute dates may both appear; not every date means an extra weekday off.

All dates use the Gregorian calendar and refer to the local date. Your workplace’s schedule may differ.

2026 calendar · National public holidays
Date
Thursday
  • Holiday name
    New Year's Day
    Public holiday
    About this holiday

    New Year’s Day marks the first day of the Gregorian calendar year and is included in Puerto Rico’s public-holiday calendar.

    References 1
Date
Tuesday
  • Holiday name
    Epiphany
    Public holiday
    About this holiday

    Epiphany celebrates the manifestation of Jesus as Messiah and Son of God, especially through the visit of the Magi; it is a public holiday in Puerto Rico.

    References 2References 1
Date
Monday
  • Holiday name
    Martin Luther King Jr. Day
    Public holiday
    About this holiday

    Martin Luther King Jr. Day honors Dr. King’s life and legacy in the struggle for racial equality and is also promoted as a day of service; Puerto Rico follows the U.S. federal observance.

    References 3References 4
Date
Monday
  • Holiday name
    George Washington Day, Presidents' Day, and the Day of the Women and Men Heroes of Puerto Rico
    Public holiday
    About this holiday

    This combined Puerto Rico holiday joins the U.S. commemoration of George Washington’s birthday with recognition of Puerto Rico’s distinguished women and men. It is one public holiday, not separate holidays.

    References 5References 4
Date
Sunday
  • Holiday name
    Emancipation Day
    Public holiday
    About this holiday

    Emancipation Day commemorates the abolition of slavery in Puerto Rico on March 22, 1873 and is observed as a territory-wide public holiday.

    References 6References 1
Date
Monday
  • Holiday name
    Emancipation Day (observed)
    Public holiday
    About this holiday

    This is the substitute public holiday for Puerto Rico’s Emancipation Day when March 22 falls on Sunday; the commemoration itself remains tied to the abolition of slavery on March 22, 1873.

    References 1References 6
Date
Friday
  • Holiday name
    Good Friday
    Public holiday
    About this holiday

    Good Friday is the Christian observance remembering the crucifixion and death of Jesus Christ; Puerto Rico’s public-holiday calendar includes the observance.

    References 7References 1
Date
Monday
  • Holiday name
    Memorial Day
    Public holiday
    About this holiday

    Memorial Day remembers those who died while serving in the U.S. military; Puerto Rico follows the U.S. federal observance.

    References 8References 4
Date
Friday
  • Holiday name
    Juneteenth National Independence Day
    Public holiday
    About this holiday

    Juneteenth commemorates June 19, 1865, when enslaved people in Galveston, Texas, learned that they were free; Puerto Rico follows the U.S. federal observance.

    References 9References 4
Date
Friday
  • Holiday name
    Independence Day (observed)
    Public holiday
    About this holiday

    This is the in-lieu public holiday used when U.S. Independence Day falls on Saturday; in 2026 it falls on the preceding Friday, while Independence Day itself remains July 4.

    References 4
Date
Saturday
  • Holiday name
    Independence Day
    Public holiday
    About this holiday

    Independence Day commemorates the Continental Congress’s adoption of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776; Puerto Rico follows the U.S. federal observance.

    References 10References 4
Date
Saturday
  • Holiday name
    Puerto Rico Constitution Day
    Public holiday
    About this holiday

    Puerto Rico Constitution Day commemorates the Constitution of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, which took effect in 1952, and is observed as a territory-wide public holiday.

    References 11References 1
Date
Monday
  • Holiday name
    Labor Day
    Public holiday
    About this holiday

    Labor Day honors American workers and their contributions to the country’s strength, prosperity, and well-being; Puerto Rico follows the U.S. federal observance.

    References 12References 4
Date
Monday
  • Holiday name
    Columbus Day
    Public holiday
    About this holiday

    Columbus Day commemorates Christopher Columbus’s 1492 Atlantic voyage; Puerto Rico observes this public holiday on the U.S. federal schedule.

    References 13References 4References 1
Date
Wednesday
  • Holiday name
    Veterans Day
    Public holiday
    About this holiday

    Veterans Day honors U.S. military veterans for their service and sacrifice; Puerto Rico observes it as a public holiday.

    References 14References 1
Date
Thursday
  • Holiday name
    Puerto Rican Identity Day
    Public holiday
    About this holiday

    Puerto Rican Identity Day celebrates Puerto Rican identity through the territory’s November 19 public commemoration; it is the current name of an older holiday rather than an additional day.

    References 1
Date
Thursday
  • Holiday name
    Thanksgiving Day
    Public holiday
    About this holiday

    Thanksgiving Day continues the U.S. tradition of gathering to give thanks and is observed on the fourth Thursday in November; Puerto Rico follows the federal observance.

    References 15References 4
Date
Friday
  • Holiday name
    Christmas Day
    Public holiday
    About this holiday

    Christmas Day is the Christian feast commemorating the birth of Jesus Christ and is included in Puerto Rico’s public-holiday calendar.

    References 2References 1

References

  1. Código Político de Puerto Rico de 1902, según enmendado
  2. Catechism of the Catholic Church: The Mysteries of Christ’s Life
  3. Birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr. - NPS Commemorations and Celebrations
  4. 5 U.S.C. § 6103 — Holidays
  5. Ley Núm. 152 de 23 de julio de 2018
  6. Abolition of Slavery in Puerto Rico
  7. Catechism of the Catholic Church: Jesus Died Crucified
  8. Memorial Day - NPS Commemorations and Celebrations
  9. Juneteenth National Independence Day - NPS Commemorations and Celebrations
  10. Declaration of Independence (1776)
  11. Constitución del Estado Libre Asociado de Puerto Rico
  12. History of Labor Day
  13. Presidential Proclamation—Columbus Day
  14. History of Veterans Day
  15. Thanksgiving as a Federal Holiday
2025 calendar

2025 calendar

National public holidays · This calendar uses the data source’s public-holiday category. Separately classified bank, government, community-specific, optional, school and half-day holidays are outside its scope.

Original holiday dates and substitute dates may both appear; not every date means an extra weekday off.

All dates use the Gregorian calendar and refer to the local date. Your workplace’s schedule may differ.

2025 calendar · National public holidays
Date
Wednesday
  • Holiday name
    New Year's Day
    Public holiday
    About this holiday

    New Year’s Day marks the first day of the Gregorian calendar year and is included in Puerto Rico’s public-holiday calendar.

    References 1
Date
Monday
  • Holiday name
    Epiphany
    Public holiday
    About this holiday

    Epiphany celebrates the manifestation of Jesus as Messiah and Son of God, especially through the visit of the Magi; it is a public holiday in Puerto Rico.

    References 2References 1
Date
Monday
  • Holiday name
    Martin Luther King Jr. Day
    Public holiday
    About this holiday

    Martin Luther King Jr. Day honors Dr. King’s life and legacy in the struggle for racial equality and is also promoted as a day of service; Puerto Rico follows the U.S. federal observance.

    References 3References 4
Date
Monday
  • Holiday name
    George Washington Day, Presidents' Day, and the Day of the Women and Men Heroes of Puerto Rico
    Public holiday
    About this holiday

    This combined Puerto Rico holiday joins the U.S. commemoration of George Washington’s birthday with recognition of Puerto Rico’s distinguished women and men. It is one public holiday, not separate holidays.

    References 5References 4
Date
Saturday
  • Holiday name
    Emancipation Day
    Public holiday
    About this holiday

    Emancipation Day commemorates the abolition of slavery in Puerto Rico on March 22, 1873 and is observed as a territory-wide public holiday.

    References 6References 1
Date
Friday
  • Holiday name
    Good Friday
    Public holiday
    About this holiday

    Good Friday is the Christian observance remembering the crucifixion and death of Jesus Christ; Puerto Rico’s public-holiday calendar includes the observance.

    References 7References 1
Date
Monday
  • Holiday name
    Memorial Day
    Public holiday
    About this holiday

    Memorial Day remembers those who died while serving in the U.S. military; Puerto Rico follows the U.S. federal observance.

    References 8References 4
Date
Thursday
  • Holiday name
    Juneteenth National Independence Day
    Public holiday
    About this holiday

    Juneteenth commemorates June 19, 1865, when enslaved people in Galveston, Texas, learned that they were free; Puerto Rico follows the U.S. federal observance.

    References 9References 4
Date
Friday
  • Holiday name
    Independence Day
    Public holiday
    About this holiday

    Independence Day commemorates the Continental Congress’s adoption of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776; Puerto Rico follows the U.S. federal observance.

    References 10References 4
Date
Friday
  • Holiday name
    Puerto Rico Constitution Day
    Public holiday
    About this holiday

    Puerto Rico Constitution Day commemorates the Constitution of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, which took effect in 1952, and is observed as a territory-wide public holiday.

    References 11References 1
Date
Monday
  • Holiday name
    Labor Day
    Public holiday
    About this holiday

    Labor Day honors American workers and their contributions to the country’s strength, prosperity, and well-being; Puerto Rico follows the U.S. federal observance.

    References 12References 4
Date
Monday
  • Holiday name
    Columbus Day
    Public holiday
    About this holiday

    Columbus Day commemorates Christopher Columbus’s 1492 Atlantic voyage; Puerto Rico observes this public holiday on the U.S. federal schedule.

    References 13References 4References 1
Date
Tuesday
  • Holiday name
    Veterans Day
    Public holiday
    About this holiday

    Veterans Day honors U.S. military veterans for their service and sacrifice; Puerto Rico observes it as a public holiday.

    References 14References 1
Date
Wednesday
  • Holiday name
    Puerto Rican Identity Day
    Public holiday
    About this holiday

    Puerto Rican Identity Day celebrates Puerto Rican identity through the territory’s November 19 public commemoration; it is the current name of an older holiday rather than an additional day.

    References 1
Date
Thursday
  • Holiday name
    Thanksgiving Day
    Public holiday
    About this holiday

    Thanksgiving Day continues the U.S. tradition of gathering to give thanks and is observed on the fourth Thursday in November; Puerto Rico follows the federal observance.

    References 15References 4
Date
Thursday
  • Holiday name
    Christmas Day
    Public holiday
    About this holiday

    Christmas Day is the Christian feast commemorating the birth of Jesus Christ and is included in Puerto Rico’s public-holiday calendar.

    References 2References 1

References

  1. Código Político de Puerto Rico de 1902, según enmendado
  2. Catechism of the Catholic Church: The Mysteries of Christ’s Life
  3. Birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr. - NPS Commemorations and Celebrations
  4. 5 U.S.C. § 6103 — Holidays
  5. Ley Núm. 152 de 23 de julio de 2018
  6. Abolition of Slavery in Puerto Rico
  7. Catechism of the Catholic Church: Jesus Died Crucified
  8. Memorial Day - NPS Commemorations and Celebrations
  9. Juneteenth National Independence Day - NPS Commemorations and Celebrations
  10. Declaration of Independence (1776)
  11. Constitución del Estado Libre Asociado de Puerto Rico
  12. History of Labor Day
  13. Presidential Proclamation—Columbus Day
  14. History of Veterans Day
  15. Thanksgiving as a Federal Holiday

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