Q0051 - Attachment 3 - U.S National Holidays and legally observed local Holidays.pdf

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This attachment is a holiday calendar for the year 2026, listing national holidays for both American and French organizations. The document provides a comprehensive table detailing 20 holidays, with 11 American holidays, 8 French holidays, and 3 shared holidays (New Year's Day, Veterans Day, and Christmas). The holidays span the entire calendar year, with dates ranging from January 1st to December 25th, and include both federal observances and culturally significant days. Each entry includes the specific date, day of the week, holiday name, and holiday type, allowing for precise planning and coordination between American and French calendars.

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ATTACHMENT 3 – AMERICAN AND FRENCH HOLIDAYS

2026 Holidays

The following is a list of the U.S. national holidays and the legally observed local holidays for calendar year 2026.

DATE DAY OF THE

WEEK

HOLIDAY TYPE

Jan. 1 Thursday New Year’s Day American/French

Jan. 19 Monday Martin Luther King Jr’s Birthday American Feb. 16 Monday Presidents Day American April 6 Monday Easter Monday French May 1 Friday Labor Day French May 8 Friday Victory Day (WWII) French May 14 Thursday Ascension Day French May 25 Monday Whit Monday French May 25 Monday Memorial Day American June 19 Friday Juneteenth American July 4 Saturday* Independence Day American July 14 Tuesday French National Day French Aug. 15 Saturday Assumption Day French Sept. 7 Monday Labor Day American Oct. 12 Monday Columbus Day American Nov. 1 Sunday All Saints’ Day French Nov. 11 Wednesday Veterans Day (WWI) American/French Nov. 26 Thursday Thanksgiving American Dec. 25 Friday Christmas American/French

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