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Calendar for year 2010 (United States)

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Holidays and Observances:
Jan 1New Year's Day
Jan 6Epiphany
Jan 7International Programmers' Day
Jan 7Orthodox Christmas Day
Jan 13Stephen Foster Memorial Day
Jan 14Orthodox New Year
Jan 15Lee Jackson Day (Virginia)
Jan 18Martin Luther King Day
Jan 18Idaho Human Rights Day (Idaho)
Jan 18Civil Rights Day (Arizona, New Hampshire)
Jan 18Robert E Lee's Birthday (AL, AR, GA, MS)
Jan 19Robert E Lee's Birthday (Florida)
Jan 19Confederate Memorial Day (Texas)
Jan 27World Holocaust Victims Remembrance Day
Jan 27e-Day
Jan 29Kansas Day
Jan 30Tu B'Shevat (Arbor Day)
Feb 1National Freedom Day
Feb 2Groundhog Day
Feb 4World Cancer Day
Feb 7e-Day
Feb 12Lincoln's Birthday (CT, IL, MO, NJ, NY)
Feb 14Valentine's Day
Feb 14Chinese New Year
Feb 15Daisy Gatson Bates Day (Arkansas)
Feb 15Presidents' Day
Feb 16Shrove Tuesday/Mardi Gras (Alabama, Louisiana)
Feb 16Shrove Tuesday/Mardi Gras
Feb 17Ash Wednesday
Feb 20World Day of Social Justice
Feb 21International Mother Language Day
Feb 26Prophet's Birthday
Feb 28Purim
Mar 1Self-injury Awareness Day
Mar 1Casimir Pulaski Day (Illinois)
Mar 1St. David's Day
Mar 2Texas Independence Day (Texas)
Mar 2Town Meeting Day Vermont
Mar 2Read Across America Day
Mar 8International Women's Day
Mar 11World Kidney Day
Mar 14Pi Day
Mar 14Daylight Saving Time starts
Mar 17Evacuation Day (Massachusetts)
Mar 17St. Patrick's Day
Mar 20March equinox
Mar 21World Day to Eliminate Racial Discrimination
Mar 21International Day of Nowruz
Mar 21World Poetry Day
Mar 22World Water Day
Mar 23World Meteorological Day
Mar 24World Tuberculosis Day
Mar 25Day to Remember Slavery Victims and Transatlantic Slave Trade
Mar 25World Solidarity Day for Detained and Missing Workers
Mar 25Maryland Day (Maryland)
Mar 26Prince Jonah Kuhio Kalanianaole Day (Hawaii)
Mar 27Earth Hour
Mar 28Palm Sunday
Mar 29Seward's Day (Alaska)
Mar 30First day of Passover
Mar 31César Chávez Day (CA, CO*, TX*)
Apr 1Maundy Thursday
Apr 1April Fool's Day
Apr 2Orthodox Good Friday
Apr 2Good Friday (14 states)
Apr 2Pascua Florida Day (Florida)
Apr 2World Autism Awareness Day
Apr 3Holy Saturday
Apr 3Orthodox Holy Saturday
Apr 4United Nations' Mine Awareness Day
Apr 4Orthodox Easter
Apr 4Easter Sunday
Apr 5Easter Monday
Apr 5Orthodox Easter Monday
Apr 6Last day of Passover
Apr 6National Tartan Day
Apr 7Day to Remember Rwanda Genocide Victims
Apr 7United Nations' World Health Day
Apr 11Yom HaShoah
Apr 15Father Damien Day (Hawaii)
Apr 15Tax Day
Apr 16Emancipation Day (District of Columbia)
Apr 19Patriot's Day (Maine, Massachusetts)
Apr 20Yom HaAtzmaut
Apr 21Administrative Professionals Day
Apr 21San Jacinto Day (Texas)
Apr 22Earth Day
Apr 22Oklahoma Day (Oklahoma)
Apr 23World Book and Copyright Day
Apr 25World Malaria Day
Apr 26Confederate Memorial Day (AL, FL, GA)
Apr 26Confederate Memorial Day (Mississippi)
Apr 26World Intellectual Property Day
Apr 28World Day for Safety and Health at Work
Apr 30Arbor Day (Nebraska)
May 1Loyalty Day
May 1Law Day
May 2Lag B'Omer
May 3World Press Freedom Day
May 4Primary Election Day Indiana (Indiana)
May 4Rhode Island Independence Day (Rhode Island)
May 5Cinco de Mayo
May 6National Nurses Day
May 6National Day of Prayer
May 7'Truman Day' observed (Missouri)
May 8Time to Remember Lost Lives From World War II
May 8Truman Day (Missouri)
May 8World Migratory Bird Day
May 9Mother's Day
May 10Confederate Memorial Day (North Carolina, South Carolina)
May 11Primary Election Day West Virginia (West Virginia)
May 13Ascension Day
May 15Armed Forces Day
May 15International Day of Families
May 15Peace Officers Memorial Day
May 17World Information Society Day
May 19Shavuot
May 19Emergency Medical Services for Children Day
May 21World Day for Cultural Diversity
May 21National Defense Transportation Day
May 22World Biological Diversity Day
May 22National Maritime Day
May 22Harvey Milk Day (California)
May 23Pentecost
May 24Whit Monday
May 25African Liberation Day
May 25National Missing Children's Day
May 25Towel Day
May 29International Day of United Nations Peacekeepers
May 30Trinity Sunday
May 31Jefferson Davis Birthday (Mississippi)
May 31World No Tobacco Day
May 31Memorial Day
Jun 1Statehood Day (Kentucky, Tennessee)
Jun 3Jefferson Davis Birthday (Florida)
Jun 3Corpus Christi
Jun 4World Day for Child Victims of Aggression
Jun 5World Environment Day
Jun 7Jefferson Davis Birthday (Alabama)
Jun 11Kamehameha Day (Hawaii)
Jun 14Flag Day
Jun 17World Day to Combat Desertification
Jun 17Bunker Hill Day (Massachusetts)
Jun 19Juneteenth (All except AL, American Samoa, GA, HI, MD, ME, MP, MS, MT, ND, NH, NV, PA, RI, SD, UT, Virgin Islands, Wake Island)
Jun 20West Virginia Day (West Virginia)
Jun 20Father's Day
Jun 20World Refugee Day
Jun 21'West Virginia Day' observed (West Virginia)
Jun 21June Solstice
Jun 23Public Service Day
Jun 26World Day to Support Torture Victims
Jun 26World Day against Drug Abuse and Trafficking
Jul 3International Day of Cooperatives
Jul 4Independence Day
Jul 5'Independence Day' observed
Jul 9Isra and Mi'raj
Jul 11World Population Day
Jul 18Nelson Mandela Day
Jul 20Tisha B'Av
Jul 22Pi Approximation Day
Jul 23'Pioneer Day' observed (Utah)
Jul 24Pioneer Day (Utah)
Jul 25Parents' Day
Aug 9Victory Day (Rhode Island)
Aug 9World Indigenous Peoples’ Day
Aug 11Ramadan begins
Aug 12International Youth Day
Aug 15Assumption of Mary
Aug 16Bennington Battle Day (Vermont)
Aug 19World Humanitarian Day
Aug 19National Aviation Day
Aug 20Statehood Day in Hawaii (Hawaii)
Aug 21Senior Citizens Day
Aug 23World Day for Slave Trade Abolition
Aug 27Lyndon Baines Johnson Day (Texas)
Aug 29International Day against Nuclear Tests
Sep 5Laylat al-Qadr
Sep 6Labor Day
Sep 8International Literacy Day
Sep 9Rosh Hashana
Sep 10Eid-al-Fitr
Sep 10World Suicide Prevention Day
Sep 11Patriot Day
Sep 11Carl Garner Federal Lands Cleanup Day
Sep 12National Grandparents Day
Sep 13International Programmers' Day
Sep 15International Day of Democracy
Sep 16World Ozone Layer Day
Sep 17National POW/MIA Recognition Day
Sep 17Constitution Day and Citizenship Day
Sep 18Yom Kippur
Sep 19International Talk Like a Pirate Day
Sep 21International Day of Peace
Sep 22Emancipation Day (Ohio)
Sep 23First day of Sukkot
Sep 23World Maritime Day
Sep 26Gold Star Mother's Day
Sep 26World Heart Day
Sep 27World Tourism Day
Sep 28World Rabies Day
Sep 29Last day of Sukkot
Sep 30Shmini Atzeret/Simchat Torah
Oct 1International Day of Older Persons
Oct 2International Day of Non-Violence
Oct 4Feast of St Francis of Assisi
Oct 4World Habitat Day
Oct 4Child Health Day
Oct 5World Teachers' Day
Oct 9Leif Erikson Day
Oct 9World Post Day
Oct 10World Mental Health Day
Oct 11Indigenous People's Day (California)
Oct 11Native Americans' Day (South Dakota)
Oct 11Columbus Day (All except CA, HI, NV)
Oct 13World Day for Natural Disaster Reduction
Oct 14World Sight Day
Oct 15Boss's Day
Oct 15White Cane Safety Day
Oct 15International Day of Rural Women
Oct 16World Food Day
Oct 17World Day for Poverty Eradication
Oct 18Alaska Day (Alaska)
Oct 24World Development Information Day
Oct 24United Nations Day
Oct 27World Day for Audiovisual Heritage
Oct 29World Stroke Day
Oct 29Nevada Day (Nevada)
Oct 31Halloween
Nov 1All Saints' Day
Nov 2Election Day (DE, HI, IL, IN, LA, MD, MI, MT, NY, WV)
Nov 2All Souls' Day
Nov 4Return Day Delaware (Delaware)
Nov 5Diwali/Deepavali
Nov 6World Day to Protect the Environment in War
Nov 7Daylight Saving Time ends
Nov 10World Science Day
Nov 11Veterans Day
Nov 14World Diabetes Day
Nov 16International Day for Tolerance
Nov 17Eid-al-Adha
Nov 17World COPD Day
Nov 18World Philosophy Day
Nov 19International Men's Day
Nov 20Universal Children's Day
Nov 20Africa Industrialization Day
Nov 21World Television Day
Nov 21World Day for Road Traffic Victims
Nov 25Thanksgiving Day
Nov 25World Day to Eliminate Violence on Women
Nov 26American Indian Heritage Day (Maryland)
Nov 26Lincoln's Birthday (Indiana)
Nov 26Presidents' Day (New Mexico)
Nov 26Black Friday (17 states)
Nov 28First Sunday Advent
Nov 29Cyber Monday
Nov 29World Solidarity Day with Palestinian People
Dec 1World AIDS Day
Dec 2First Day of Hanukkah
Dec 2World Day for Slavery Abolition
Dec 3World Day for Persons with Disabilities
Dec 5International Volunteer Day
Dec 7International Civil Aviation Day
Dec 7Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day
Dec 8Feast of the Immaculate Conception
Dec 8Muharram/Islamic New Year
Dec 9Last day of Hanukkah
Dec 9International Anti-Corruption Day
Dec 10Human Rights Day
Dec 11International Mountain Day
Dec 17Wright Brothers Day
Dec 17Pan American Aviation Day
Dec 18International Migrants Day
Dec 19International South-South Cooperation Day
Dec 20International Human Solidarity Day
Dec 21December Solstice
Dec 23Presidents' Day (Indiana)
Dec 24Christmas Eve
Dec 24'Christmas Day' observed
Dec 25Christmas Day
Dec 26Kwanzaa (until Jan 1)
Dec 31New Year's Eve
Dec 31'New Year's Day' observed
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Holiday information
  • Some holidays and dates are color-coded:
    • Red–Federal Holidays and Sundays.
    • Green–Local Holidays.
    • Gray–Typical Non-working Days.
    • Black–Other Days.
  • 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.
There are 365 days in year 2010
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