2031 Holidays

2031 has 11 US federal holidays, from New Year's Day on Wednesday, January 1, to Christmas Day on Thursday, December 25. None falls on a weekend. Banks are closed on 11 weekdays and the stock markets on 10.

Updated · By the YearlyCalendar.org team

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11federal days off in 2031
0holidays on a Saturday or Sunday
11bank closures (weekdays)
10stock market holidays
6three-day weekends

2031 federal holidays

Federal holidays are set by law (5 U.S.C. 6103). When one falls on a Saturday, federal employees get the Friday before off; when it falls on a Sunday, the Monday after.

HolidayDateDayDay off if moved
New Year's DayWednesday—
Martin Luther King Jr. DayMonday—
Presidents' DayMonday—
Memorial DayMonday—
JuneteenthThursday—
Independence DayFriday—
Labor DayMonday—
Columbus DayMonday—
Veterans DayTuesday—
Thanksgiving DayThursday—
Christmas DayThursday—

2031 holiday calendar

Highlighted dates are the federal holidays and observed days off of 2031; print it as a one-page holiday calendar.

Printable 2031 calendars (PDF)

2031 US Federal Holidays

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Bank holidays 2031

The Federal Reserve Banks are closed on 11 weekdays in 2031. They close on every federal holiday and on the Monday after a Sunday holiday, but unlike federal offices they stay open on the Friday before a Saturday holiday. Commercial banks and credit unions set their own hours, but generally follow this schedule because payments through the Federal Reserve (ACH direct deposits and wire transfers) do not settle on these days.

HolidayDateFederal Reserve Banks
New Year's DayClosed
Martin Luther King Jr. DayClosed
Presidents' DayClosed
Memorial DayClosed
JuneteenthClosed
Independence DayClosed
Labor DayClosed
Columbus DayClosed
Veterans DayClosed
Thanksgiving DayClosed
Christmas DayClosed

Stock market holidays 2031

The New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq are closed on 10 weekdays in 2031 (expected; the exchange publishes official dates about three years ahead). Under NYSE Rule 7.2, a holiday on a Saturday closes the markets the Friday before and one on a Sunday the Monday after.

HolidayMarkets closedNote
New Year's Day—
Martin Luther King Jr. Day—
Presidents' Day—
Good Friday—
Memorial Day—
Juneteenth—
Independence Day—
Labor Day—
Thanksgiving Day—
Christmas Day—

Early closes 2031

NYSE has not yet announced its 2031 early closes. Every year from 2020 to 2027 it closed at 1:00 PM ET on the day after Thanksgiving, and on July 3 and December 24 when they fell Monday to Thursday. Under that pattern, 2031's early closes would be:

Banks vs. stock markets

Banks close but stock markets stay open on Columbus Day (Monday, October 13) and Veterans Day (Tuesday, November 11). The markets close on Good Friday (Friday, April 11), which is not a federal or bank holiday.

Long weekends 2031

2031 has 6 three-day weekends for federal employees (a holiday or observed day off on a Monday or Friday).

Three-day weekendHoliday
Sat Jan 18 – Mon 20Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Sat Feb 15 – Mon 17Presidents' Day
Sat May 24 – Mon 26Memorial Day
Fri Jul 4 – Sun 6Independence Day
Sat Aug 30 – Mon Sep 1Labor Day
Sat Oct 11 – Mon 13Columbus Day

Bridge days

Holidays on a Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday can become a longer break with one or two days of leave:

HolidayDateTake offTime off
New Year's DayWednesday, January 1Thu, Jan 2, Fri, Jan 35 days (Wed Jan 1 – Sun 5)
JuneteenthThursday, June 19Fri, Jun 204 days (Thu Jun 19 – Sun 22)
Veterans DayTuesday, November 11Mon, Nov 104 days (Sat Nov 8 – Tue 11)
Thanksgiving DayThursday, November 27Fri, Nov 284 days (Thu Nov 27 – Sun 30)
Christmas DayThursday, December 25Fri, Dec 264 days (Thu Dec 25 – Sun 28)

All 2031 holidays and observances by month

41 dates in 2031: federal holidays, observed days off, popular observances, Christian and Jewish holidays, Lunar New Year and daylight saving time. Jewish holidays begin at sundown the evening before.

January 2031

February 2031

March 2031

  • – Purim (from sundown Mar 8)
  • – Daylight saving time begins (clocks go forward at 2:00 AM)
  • – St. Patrick's Day

April 2031

May 2031

June 2031

July 2031

August 2031

  • No holidays

September 2031

October 2031

  • – Sukkot (first day), from sundown Oct 1
  • – Columbus Day Federal
  • – Halloween

November 2031

December 2031

Frequently asked questions

Is Presidents' Day the official name?

No. In federal law (5 U.S.C. 6103) the holiday is Washington's Birthday; Presidents' Day is the popular name. It is observed on the third Monday of February, which always falls between February 15 and 21, so it never lands on Washington's actual birthday, February 22.

Is Columbus Day still a federal holiday?

Yes. Columbus Day, the second Monday of October, is one of the federal holidays in 2031. Many states and cities observe the day as Indigenous Peoples' Day instead, and whether state offices close varies by state.

Is Christmas Eve a federal holiday in 2031?

No. Wednesday, December 24 is a regular workday for federal employees. Christmas Eve is not a holiday under federal law; agencies close on it only when the President orders it, as in 2020, 2024 and 2025.

Do private employers have to give federal holidays off?

No. Federal holidays govern federal government offices. The Fair Labor Standards Act does not require private employers to give time off or extra pay for holidays; holiday pay is set by company policy or agreement, and some states have their own rules.

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