Calendar for year 2009 (United States)

Holidays and Observances:

Jan 1	New Year's Day
Jan 6	Epiphany
Jan 7	Orthodox Christmas Day
Jan 13	Stephen Foster Memorial Day
Jan 19	Martin Luther King Day
Feb 1	National Freedom Day
Feb 2	Groundhog Day
Feb 9	Tu B'Shevat (Arbor Day)
Feb 14	Valentine's Day
Feb 16	Presidents' Day
Feb 24	Shrove Tuesday/Mardi Gras
Feb 25	Ash Wednesday
Mar 1	St. David's Day
Mar 8	Daylight Saving Time starts
Mar 9	Prophet's Birthday
Mar 10	Purim
Mar 17	St. Patrick's Day
Mar 20	Vernal equinox
Apr 5	Palm Sunday
Apr 9	First day of Passover
Apr 9	Maundy Thursday
Apr 10	Good Friday
Apr 11	Holy Saturday
Apr 12	Easter Sunday
Apr 13	Easter Monday
Apr 15	Tax Day
Apr 16	Last day of Passover
Apr 17	Orthodox Good Friday
Apr 18	Orthodox Holy Saturday
Apr 19	Orthodox Easter
Apr 20	Orthodox Easter Monday
Apr 21	Yom HaShoah
Apr 22	Administrative Professionals Day
Apr 29	Yom HaAtzmaut
May 1	Law Day
May 1	Loyalty Day
May 5	Cinco de Mayo
May 7	National Day of Prayer
May 10	Mother's Day
May 12	Lag B'Omer
May 15	National Defense Transportation Day
May 15	Peace Officers Memorial Day
May 16	Armed Forces Day
May 21	Ascension Day
May 22	National Maritime Day
May 25	Memorial Day
May 29	Shavuot
May 31	Pentecost
Jun 1	Whit Monday
Jun 7	Trinity Sunday
Jun 11	Corpus Christi
Jun 14	Flag Day
Jun 21	June Solstice

Jun 21	Father's Day
Jul 3	'Independence Day' observed
Jul 4	Independence Day
Jul 20	Isra and Mi'raj
Jul 26	Parents' Day
Jul 30	Tisha B'Av
Aug 19	National Aviation Day
Aug 22	Ramadan begins
Sep 7	Labor Day
Sep 11	Patriot Day
Sep 12	Carl Garner Federal Lands Cleanup Day
Sep 13	National Grandparents Day
Sep 16	Laylat al-Qadr
Sep 17	Constitution Day and Citizenship Day
Sep 18	National POW/MIA Recognition Day
Sep 19	Rosh Hashana
Sep 21	Eid-al-Fitr
Sep 22	Autumnal equinox
Sep 27	Gold Star Mother's Day
Sep 28	Yom Kippur
Oct 3	First day of Sukkot
Oct 4	Feast of St Francis of Assisi
Oct 5	Child Health Day
Oct 9	Leif Erikson Day
Oct 9	Last day of Sukkot
Oct 10	Shmini Atzeret/Simchat Torah
Oct 12	Columbus Day (Most regions)
Oct 15	White Cane Safety Day
Oct 16	Boss's Day
Oct 17	Diwali/Deepavali
Oct 31	Halloween
Nov 1	All Saints
Nov 1	Daylight Saving Time ends
Nov 1	All Saints' Day
Nov 2	All Souls' Day
Nov 11	Veterans Day
Nov 26	Thanksgiving Day
Nov 27	Black Friday
Nov 28	Eid-al-Adha
Nov 29	First Sunday Advent
Dec 7	Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day
Dec 8	Immaculate Conception
Dec 12	First Day of Chanukah
Dec 17	Pan American Aviation Day
Dec 17	Wright Brothers Day
Dec 18	Muharram/New Year
Dec 19	Last day of Chanukah
Dec 21	December Solstice
Dec 24	Christmas Eve
Dec 25	Christmas Day
Dec 26	Kwanzaa (until Jan 1)
Dec 31	New Year's Eve

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	Some holidays and dates are color-coded: Red–Federal Holidays. Grey–Typical Non-working Days. Black–Other Days. Local holidays are not listed. Jewish holidays start on or after sunset the day before the date listed. Islamic holidays start at sunset the day before, but might be one day wrong.

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