Memorial Day (Last Monday in May) – A solemn day to honor the soldiers who’ve died in military service. It’s like pausing a movie to remember and pay tribute to the unsung heroes who made the ultimate sacrifice.
Independence Day (July 4) – America’s birthday, full of fireworks, parades, and celebrations, like throwing a big party to mark the day a country was born.
Labor Day (First Monday in September) – A tribute to the American workforce, this holiday feels like a thank-you note to all the people who keep the country running with their hard work and dedication.
Columbus Day (Second Monday in October) – While controversial, it commemorates Christopher Columbus’s landing in the Americas, like remembering the moment when two worlds first met.
Veterans Day (November 11) – A day to honor all military veterans, whether they served in wartime or peacetime, much like applauding a team’s overall contribution rather than just focusing on one win.
Thanksgiving Day (Fourth Thursday in November) – A time to give thanks and gather with loved ones over a big meal, like hitting pause on the business of life to reflect on everything you’re grateful for.
Christmas Day (December 25) – A day of giving, joy, and celebration, much like a family reunion where everyone comes together to share in love and festive cheer.
Martin Luther King Jr. Day, celebrated on the third Monday of January each year, honors the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., a key leader in the American Civil Rights Movement. The holiday, established to commemorate King's commitment to nonviolent activism, social justice, and equality, is a time to reflect on his contributions to the fight against racial segregation and discrimination.
Presidents’ Day (Third Monday in February) – Think of it as a birthday party for all U.S. presidents, past and present, with a special nod to George Washington and Abraham Lincoln, whose birthdays fall around this time.
Memorial Day (Last Monday in May) – A solemn day to honor the soldiers who’ve died in military service. It’s like pausing a movie to remember and pay tribute to the unsung heroes who made the ultimate sacrifice.
Independence Day (July 4) – America’s birthday, full of fireworks, parades, and celebrations, like throwing a big party to mark the day a country was born.