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Holidays in Lithuania in 2019

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DateWeekdayHoliday NameHoliday Type
Jan 1TuesdayNew Year's DayNational holiday
Feb 14ThursdayValentine's DayObservance
Feb 16SaturdayIndependence Restoration DayNational holiday
Mar 5TuesdayCarnivalObservance
Mar 11MondayIndependence Day/National DayNational holiday
Mar 20WednesdayMarch EquinoxSeason
Mar 31SundayDaylight Saving Time startsClock change/Daylight Saving Time
Apr 19FridayGood FridayObservance
Apr 20SaturdayHoly SaturdayObservance
Apr 21SundayEaster SundayNational holiday
Apr 22MondayEaster MondayNational holiday
May 1WednesdayLabour DayNational holiday
May 5SundayMothers' DayObservance
Jun 2SundayFathers' DayObservance
Jun 21FridayJune SolsticeSeason
Jun 24MondaySt John's Day/Day of DewNational holiday
Jul 6SaturdayKing Mindaugas’ Coronation DayNational holiday
Aug 15ThursdayFeast of the Assumption of MaryNational holiday
Sep 23MondaySeptember EquinoxSeason
Oct 27SundayDaylight Saving Time endsClock change/Daylight Saving Time
Oct 31ThursdayHalloweenObservance
Nov 1FridayAll Saints' DayNational holiday
Dec 22SundayDecember SolsticeSeason
Dec 24TuesdayChristmas EveNational holiday
Dec 25WednesdayChristmas DayNational holiday
Dec 26ThursdaySecond Day of ChristmasNational holiday
Dec 31TuesdayNew Year's EveObservance

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