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Holidays in Argentina in 2018

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DateWeekdayHoliday NameHoliday Type
Jan 1MondayNew Year's DayNational holiday
Feb 12MondayCarnivalNational holiday
Feb 13TuesdayCarnival/Shrove TuesdayNational holiday
Mar 20TuesdayMarch equinoxSeason
Mar 24SaturdayMemorial DayNational holiday
Mar 29ThursdayMaundy ThursdayNational holiday, Christian
Mar 30FridayGood FridayNational holiday, Christian
Mar 31SaturdayFirst day of PassoverObservance
Apr 1SundayEaster DayObservance, Christian
Apr 2MondayDay of the VeteransNational holiday
Apr 7SaturdayLast day of PassoverObservance
Apr 24TuesdayAction Day for Tolerance and Respect between PeopleObservance
Apr 30MondayBridge Public HolidayNational holiday
May 1TuesdayLabor Day / May DayNational holiday
May 25FridayNational Day/May 1810 RevolutionNational holiday
Jun 15FridayEnd of RamadanMuslim
Jun 17SundayCommemoration of General Don Martín Miguel de GüemesNational holiday
Jun 20WednesdayFlag DayNational holiday
Jun 21ThursdayJune SolsticeSeason
Jul 9MondayIndependence dayNational holiday
Aug 20MondaySan Martín DayNational holiday
Aug 22WednesdayEid al-AdhaMuslim
Sep 10MondayRosh HashanaHebrew
Sep 11TuesdaySecond day of Rosh HashanaHebrew
Sep 11TuesdayMuharram/New YearMuslim
Sep 19WednesdayYom KippurHebrew
Sep 23SundaySeptember equinoxSeason
Oct 15MondayDay of respect for cultural diversityNational holiday
Nov 19MondayNational Sovereignty DayNational holiday
Dec 8SaturdayFeast of the Immaculate ConceptionNational holiday
Dec 21FridayDecember SolsticeSeason
Dec 24MondayBridge Public HolidayNational holiday
Dec 25TuesdayChristmas DayNational holiday, Christian
Dec 31MondayNew Year's EveObservance

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