United States Calendar 2023: What holidays are there in July and the following months?

People from all over the world enjoy holidays, as the arrival of the date means they don't have to go to work and students don't have classes, so they can have a day off at home with their family or friends or visit a nearby destination.

For example, in United States, throughout the year several holidays are celebrated that allow people to organize short trips or maybe a lunch to enjoy with their loved ones. In this context, we will tell you about the holidays in the country.

What holidays are there in the United States in July?

The only one that is celebrated in the month is the country's Independence Day (July 4th), which has already been celebrated. This day is very important for Americans, so it is common for people to gather to celebrate the date.

Why is Independence Day celebrated in the United States on July 4th?

Every July 4th, Americans celebrate that in 1776, the 13 colonies belonging to Great Britain, which occupied the territory now known as the United States, signed the Declaration of Independence, a document that now allows that country to be recognized as a separate nation.

Due to this, in 1870, the Congress of the United States decided to declare that day a holiday. Keep in mind that although July 4th is a holiday, this depends on the day of the week it falls on because if it is Saturday, then it is celebrated on Friday and if it is Sunday it is moved to the following Monday.

What official holidays are yet to be celebrated in the United States?

• Monday, September 4th: Labor Day.
• Monday, October 9th: Columbus Day.
• Friday, November 10th: Veterans Day.
• Thursday, November 23rd: Thanksgiving Day.
• Monday, December 25th: Christmas Day.

What are the non-holiday festive days yet to be celebrated in the United States?

This means that these are dates that are celebrated because they commemorate an important event, but it is not a holiday. That is to say, people continue to work normally, although the opening hours may change in some establishments.

• October 31st: Halloween