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1998 Calendar With Holidays

1998 has 11 US federal holidays and Easter falls on April 12. The calendar below marks every holiday and lists them beside the year.

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1998 holidays month by month

Federal holidays and observances in the US. Religious and cultural dates are listed under each month.

January 1998

DateDayHoliday Type
Jan 1 Thursday New Year's Day Federal holiday
Jan 19 Monday Martin Luther King Jr. Day Federal holiday
Religious and cultural dates (3)
DateDayHoliday
Jan 26 Monday Laylat al-Qadr
Jan 28 Wednesday Lunar New Year
Jan 29 Thursday Eid al-Fitr

February 1998

DateDayHoliday Type
Feb 2 Monday Groundhog Day Observance
Feb 14 Saturday Valentine's Day Observance
Feb 16 Monday Presidents' Day Federal holiday
Religious and cultural dates (2)
DateDayHoliday
Feb 11 Wednesday Lantern Festival
Feb 25 Wednesday Ash Wednesday

March 1998

DateDayHoliday Type
Mar 8 Sunday Daylight Saving Time begins Observance
Mar 17 Tuesday St. Patrick's Day Observance
Religious and cultural dates (1)
DateDayHoliday
Mar 12 Thursday Purim

April 1998

DateDayHoliday Type
Apr 12 Sunday Easter Sunday Observance
Apr 15 Wednesday Tax Day Observance
Apr 22 Wednesday Earth Day Observance
Religious and cultural dates (7)
DateDayHoliday
Apr 5 Sunday Palm Sunday
Apr 7 Tuesday Eid al-Adha
Apr 10 Friday Good Friday
Apr 11 Saturday Passover
Apr 12 Sunday Easter Sunday
Apr 19 Sunday Orthodox Easter
Apr 28 Tuesday Islamic New Year

May 1998

DateDayHoliday Type
May 10 Sunday Mother's Day Observance
May 25 Monday Memorial Day Federal holiday
Religious and cultural dates (5)
DateDayHoliday
May 7 Thursday Ashura
May 21 Thursday Ascension Day
May 30 Saturday Dragon Boat Festival
May 31 Sunday Pentecost
May 31 Sunday Shavuot

June 1998

DateDayHoliday Type
Jun 14 Sunday Flag Day Observance
Jun 19 Friday Juneteenth Federal holiday
Jun 21 Sunday Father's Day Observance

July 1998

DateDayHoliday Type
Jul 3 Friday Independence Day (observed) Federal holiday
Jul 4 Saturday Independence Day Federal holiday
Religious and cultural dates (1)
DateDayHoliday
Jul 7 Tuesday Mawlid

August 1998

No federal holidays or observances.

September 1998

DateDayHoliday Type
Sep 7 Monday Labor Day Federal holiday
Religious and cultural dates (2)
DateDayHoliday
Sep 21 Monday Rosh Hashanah
Sep 30 Wednesday Yom Kippur

October 1998

DateDayHoliday Type
Oct 12 Monday Columbus Day Federal holiday
Oct 31 Saturday Halloween Observance
Religious and cultural dates (3)
DateDayHoliday
Oct 5 Monday Sukkot
Oct 5 Monday Mid-Autumn Festival
Oct 13 Tuesday Simchat Torah

November 1998

DateDayHoliday Type
Nov 1 Sunday Daylight Saving Time ends Observance
Nov 3 Tuesday Election Day Observance
Nov 11 Wednesday Veterans Day Federal holiday
Nov 26 Thursday Thanksgiving Day Federal holiday
Nov 27 Friday Black Friday Observance
Religious and cultural dates (1)
DateDayHoliday
Nov 1 Sunday All Saints' Day

December 1998

DateDayHoliday Type
Dec 24 Thursday Christmas Eve Observance
Dec 25 Friday Christmas Day Federal holiday
Dec 31 Thursday New Year's Eve Observance
Religious and cultural dates (4)
DateDayHoliday
Dec 14 Monday Hanukkah (first day)
Dec 20 Sunday Ramadan begins
Dec 24 Thursday Christmas Eve
Dec 25 Friday Christmas Day

Jewish holidays begin at sundown the evening before the date shown. Islamic dates follow the Umm al-Qura calendar and can differ by a day where you live.

Questions and answers

How many federal holidays are in 1998?

There are 11 US federal holidays in 1998: New Year's Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Presidents' Day, Memorial Day, Juneteenth, Independence Day, Labor Day, Columbus Day, Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day.

Which holidays fall on a weekend in 1998?

In 1998 Independence Day (Saturday, July 4, observed Friday, July 3) fall on a weekend, so they are observed on the nearest weekday.

When is Thanksgiving 1998?

Thanksgiving 1998 is on Thursday, November 26, the fourth Thursday of November. Black Friday is the next day.

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