The President’s Day is just around the corner, and many companies and services, including post offices, banks and shipping services, will work on metal tables.
To start the weekend directly on Monday, we have covered all updates about what is open or closed or any changes to hours below.
When is the President’s Day 2025?
The Presidents Day will be observed on Monday, February 17 this year.
Is the president’s feast a federal holiday?
President’s Day is a federal holiday in the United States. It was observed on the third Monday in February of each year and honors all American presidents, especially George Washington, whose birthday is on February 22.
Is the post office open on the day of the president?
US Post service offices will be closed on President’s Day, Monday, February 17, and the mail will not be delivered. Regular operations will resume on Tuesday, February 18.
However, shipping services, including UPS and Fedex, will remain open. According to corporate sites, UPS receipt and delivery services It will be available, and the UPS stores will be open. most Fidx receipt and delivery services It will also work, and FEDEX office sites will remain open.
Is the stock market open on President’s Day?
All NYSE markets note US holidays, and therefore the stock market will be closed on President’s Day.
American bond markets will be closed on February 17 / Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association. They will reopen them on Tuesday, February 18.
Are banks open on President’s Day?
On President’s Day, most banks, including Bank of America and Wales Vargo, will be closed. However, mobile banking services and ATMS will remain available.
What are the federal holidays for 2025?
Below is 2025 Federal holidays, according to Personnel Management Office:
- Wednesday, January 1: New Year Day
- Monday January 20: Martin Luther King Junior.
- Monday, January 20: Opening Day
- Monday, February 17: The President’s birthday
- Monday, May 26: Anniversary Day
- Thursday, June 19: Juveneenth
- Friday, July 4: Independence Day
- Monday, September 1: Labor Day
- Monday, October 13: Columbus Day/The Day of Origins
- Tuesday November 11: The Day of Old Warriors
- Thursday, November 27: Thanksgiving Day
- Thursday, December 25: Christmas Day
