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Holidays in Macau in 2019

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DateWeekdayHoliday NameHoliday Type
Jan 1TuesdayNew Year's DayPublic Holiday
Feb 5TuesdayLunar New Year (First Day)Public Holiday
Feb 6WednesdayLunar New Year (Second Day)Public Holiday
Feb 7ThursdayLunar New Year (Third Day)Public Holiday
Mar 21ThursdayMarch EquinoxSeason
Apr 5FridayCheng Ming FestivalPublic Holiday
Apr 19FridayGood FridayPublic Holiday
Apr 20SaturdayHoly SaturdayPublic Holiday
May 1WednesdayLabor Day / May DayPublic Holiday
May 12SundayBuddha's BirthdayPublic Holiday
Jun 7FridayDragon Boat FestivalPublic Holiday
Jun 21FridayJune SolsticeSeason
Sep 14SaturdayDay after the Mid-Autumn-FestivalPublic Holiday
Sep 23MondaySeptember EquinoxSeason
Oct 1TuesdayNational Day of the People's Republic of ChinaPublic Holiday
Oct 2WednesdayDay after PRC National DayPublic Holiday
Oct 7MondayChong Yeung Festival (Festival of Ancestors)Public Holiday
Nov 2SaturdayAll Soul's DayPublic Holiday
Dec 8SundayFeast of the immaculate ConceptionPublic Holiday
Dec 20FridayMacau S.A.R. Establishment DayPublic Holiday
Dec 22SundayDecember SolsticeSeason
Dec 22SundayWinter SolsticePublic Holiday
Dec 24TuesdayChristmas EvePublic Holiday
Dec 25WednesdayChristmas DayPublic Holiday
Dec 31TuesdayNew Year's EveObservance

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