Date et Heure
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Calculatrice de Dates de Jours Fériés.
Trouvez la date exacte de n'importe quel jour férié pour n'importe quelle année, et le nombre de jours restants — États-Unis, Royaume-Uni et Inde.
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Comment utiliser
Holiday rules vary by country
Easter is calculated annually
Some holidays are observed on different dates
Some holidays are based on lunar calendars
FAQ
How is the date of Easter calculated?
Easter Sunday is computed with the Anonymous Gregorian computus (the Meeus/Jones/Butcher algorithm), the standard method for the Western church. Easter is the first Sunday after the first ecclesiastical full moon on or after 21 March, so it always falls between 22 March and 25 April. Good Friday is two days earlier, Easter Monday one day later, Ascension 39 days later and Whit Sunday 49 days later.
When is Thanksgiving this year?
US Thanksgiving is always the fourth Thursday of November, so it moves between 22 and 28 November. Select Thanksgiving and any year to get the exact date — for example it falls on 26 November in 2026. Black Friday is the day immediately after, which is not always the fourth Friday of November.
Why does Memorial Day change date every year?
Memorial Day is defined as the last Monday of May, not a fixed date, so it lands anywhere from 25 to 31 May. That 'last' rule matters: some Mays contain five Mondays and some only four, so the last Monday is not always the fourth one. This calculator applies the last-occurrence rule correctly.
Which countries are supported?
The United States, the United Kingdom and India in this version. Each country has its own list, including US federal holidays and popular observances, UK bank holidays such as the Early May, Spring and Summer bank holidays, and India's gazetted Gregorian holidays like Republic Day, Independence Day and Gandhi Jayanti.
Are observed dates shown when a holiday falls on a weekend?
No — the calculator gives the actual holiday date. Several countries shift the day off to the nearest weekday when a holiday lands on a Saturday or Sunday, and those observed dates vary by employer and jurisdiction, so they are deliberately not shown here.
Why aren't Diwali, Eid or Chinese New Year listed?
Those holidays follow lunar or luni-solar calendars, so their Gregorian date cannot be derived from a rule the way Christmas or Thanksgiving can. Including them would mean shipping a hand-maintained lookup table that quietly goes stale, so they are omitted rather than approximated.