Presidents Day Dates 2027 and 2028: Exact Calendar Day

Last updated: September 8, 2026

Presidents’ Day dates from 2027 to 2030 in the United States

DateNameDayWeekDays left
February 16, 2026President's Day 2026Monday8-
February 15, 2027President's Day 2027Monday7141
February 21, 2028President's Day 2028Monday8512
February 19, 2029President's Day 2029Monday8876
February 18, 2030President's Day 2030Monday81240
February 17, 2031President's Day 2031Monday81604
February 16, 2032President's Day 2032Monday81968
February 21, 2033President's Day 2033Monday82339
February 20, 2034President's Day 2034Monday82703
February 19, 2035President's Day 2035Monday83067

All About Presidents’ Day in 2027

Presidents’ Day, officially known as Washington’s Birthday, is a significant federal holiday in the United States. It is observed annually on the third Monday of February. In 2027, Presidents’ Day will fall on Monday, February 15, commemorating the birth of George Washington.

Presidents' Day 2027 calendar showing Monday February 15 holiday date

History and Significance

Establishment of Presidents’ Day

President’s Day was established as a federal holiday in 1885 to honor George Washington’s birthday on February 22. Over time, it evolved to celebrate all U.S. Presidents, past and present. The day is a blend of honoring the contributions of both George Washington and Abraham Lincoln.

Evolution of the Holiday

Initially celebrated independently as Washington’s Birthday, it became popularly known as Presidents’ Day after the Uniform Monday Holiday Act in 1971 moved its observance to the third Monday in February. This change aimed to create more three-day weekends for the nation’s workers.

Celebrations Across the USA

Each state has the autonomy to choose how to observe the holiday, resulting in varied names and customs. Some states also incorporate celebrations of Abraham Lincoln, whose birthday falls on February 12, around Presidents’ Day.

How Presidents’ Day is Celebrated Today

Public Ceremonies and Traditions

On Presidents’ Day, public ceremonies are held in Washington DC, including a tradition where George Washington’s Farewell Address is read in the Senate. Across the country, schools often educate students about American Presidents, particularly focusing on Washington and Lincoln.

Retail and Cultural Significance

Retailers capitalize on Presidents’ Day with sales events, making it a popular time for consumers to purchase goods at discounted prices. Parades and community events also occur in various cities to celebrate the holiday.

Upcoming Holidays And Celebrations:

DateTypeName
27 September 2026EventGold Star Mother's Day 2026
27 September 2026EventInternational Daughters Day 2026
27 September 2026EventWorld Tourism Day
28 September 2026EventInternational Daughters Day
28 September 2026National dayNational Neighbor Day 2026
28 September 2026National dayNational Sons Day
29 September 2026EventMichaelmas 2026
29 September 2026EventVeterans of Foreign Wars - VFW 2026
29 September 2026EventWorld Heart Day
29 September 2026National dayNational Coffee Day
30 September 2026National dayNational Day for Truth and Reconciliation
01 October 2026EventADHD Awareness Month
01 October 2026EventBreast Cancer Awareness Month
01 October 2026EventFilipino American History Month
01 October 2026EventInternational Coffee Day
01 October 2026EventInternational Day of Older Persons
01 October 2026EventInternational Music Day
01 October 2026EventWorld Vegetarian Day
02 October 2026EventWorld Smile Day
02 October 2026National dayNational Custodian Day

Frequently Asked Questions

When is Presidents’ Day in 2027?

In 2027, Presidents’ Day will be celebrated on Monday, February 17.

Why is Presidents’ Day Celebrated?

Presidents’ Day honors the contributions of all U.S. Presidents, with particular emphasis on George Washington and Abraham Lincoln.

Is Presidents’ Day a Federal Holiday?

Yes, Presidents’ Day is one of the 11 federal holidays recognized across the United States.

Explore more about Presidents’ Day and its historical significance in American culture. Plan your celebrations for 2027 and enjoy the festivities commemorating the nation’s leaders.