Federal Holidays Calendar

February is a month full of holidays and celebrations, including Black History Month, Valentine’s Day, Super Bowl Sunday, President’s Day, Groundhog Day, and more. While there is only one federal holiday in February, which is President’s Day falling on February 17, there are several other significant dates to mark on the calendar. Black History Month starts on February 1, with this year’s theme focusing on African Americans and Labor. National Freedom Day also falls on February 1, commemorating the abolition of slavery in the U.S. Groundhog Day, celebrated on February 2, is derived from an ancient holiday marking the midpoint between the winter solstice and spring equinox. Super Bowl Sunday is on February 9, and Valentine’s Day is on February 14. Other special days include National Tater Tot Day, National Pizza Day, Galentine’s Day, Singles Awareness Day, Random Acts of Kindness, National Love Your Pet Day, and National Margarita Day. President’s Day, which is also George Washington’s Birthday, falls on February 17, making it a long weekend. Overall, February is a month full of cultural celebrations, love, sports, and fun holidays to enjoy.