The last Monday of May to remember those we lost in service.

The nineteenth day of June to remember the day African slaves learned of their freedom.

The fourth day of July to celebrate the anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.

The first Monday of September to remember the nation’s official commemoration of its workers’ accomplishments and contributions to national strength, prosperity, and well-being.

The eleventh day of November to honor, recognize, and thank those who have served.

The fourth Thursday in November to give thanks and reflect on the blessings you’ve received.

The Friday immediately following the day after Thanksgiving to honor the culture and contributions of Native Americans.

The twenty-fifth day of December to commemorate the birth of Jesus Christ.

The first day of January to reflect on the past year and celebrate the new beginning ahead.

The third Monday of January to celebrate the birth of Martin Luther King Jr.

The third Monday of February to celebrate the birth of Abraham Lincoln and George Washington.