World Public Holiday

List of countries in North America

Each country in North America has its unique calendar of public holidays, reflecting its cultural heritage, religious traditions, and historical events. You'll find detailed information about:

National independence days and patriotic celebrations
Religious observances and festivals
Cultural and traditional holidays
Bank and government holidays

Use our country-specific guides to understand which dates are official public holidays, when businesses are closed, and what celebrations you might experience during your visit.

Public Holidays in North America

North America is home to a variety of cultures and traditions. Here are some popular countries and their notable public holidays:

United States: Celebrates Independence Day on July 4th, marking the adoption of the Declaration of Independence in 1776.
Canada: Observes Canada Day on July 1st, celebrating the anniversary of the confederation in 1867.
Mexico: Marks Independence Day on September 16th, commemorating the start of the war of independence from Spain in 1810.
Jamaica: Celebrates Independence Day on August 6th, marking its independence from the United Kingdom in 1962.
Cuba: Observes Independence Day on January 1st, celebrating the victory of the Cuban Revolution in 1959.

Discover public holidays in all 42 countries of North America.