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Flag Flying Holidays

Flag Flying Holidays celebrates the significance of national flags and their representation of pride, unity, and identity. These special days encourage citizens to display their flags with respect and honor. It is an opportunity to showcase patriotism and acknowledge the values and history symbolized by the flag. National flag flying days are designated dates to commemorate important events, historical figures, or milestones in a country's history. Observing these holidays promotes a sense of unity and patriotism among citizens. Join in the spirit of patriotism by flying your flag proudly on Flag Flying Holidays and National flag flying days.

Holiday2018Flag at Half StaffOccurrence
NEW YEAR’S DAYJanuary 1 January 1
MARTIN LUTHER KING DAYJanuary 15 Third Monday in January
INAUGURATION DAYN/A (every 4 years)
LINCOLN’S BIRTHDAYFebruary 12 February 12
PRESIDENTS' DAY (WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY)February 19 Third Monday in February
EASTER SUNDAYApril 1 Variable
V-E DAYMay 8 May 8
MOTHER’S DAYMay 13 Second Sunday in May
PEACE OFFICERS MEMORIAL DAYMay 15Yes, all dayMay 15
 
ARMED FORCES DAYMay 19 Third Saturday in May
MEMORIAL DAYMay 28Yes, until noonLast Monday in May
 
FLAG DAYJune 14 June 14
FATHER’S DAYJune 17 Third Sunday in June
INDEPENDENCE DAYJuly 4 July 4
V-J DAYAugust 13 Second Monday in August
LABOR DAYSeptember 3 First Monday in September
PATRIOT DAYSeptember 11Yes, all daySeptember 11
 
CONSTITUTION DAYSeptember 17 September 17
COLUMBUS DAYOctober 8 Second Monday in October
ELECTION DAYNovember 6 Tuesday after first Monday in November
VETERANS DAYNovember 11 November 11
THANKSGIVING DAYNovember 22 Fourth Thursday in November
PEARL HARBOR DAYDecember 7Yes, all dayDecember 7
 
CHRISTMAS DAYDecember 25 December 25