Juneteenth 2026

Juneteenth

When is Juneteenth 2026

Juneteenth 2026

Friday, June 19, 2026


When is Juneteenth 2027

Juneteenth 2027

Saturday, June 19, 2027

Why we celebrate Juneteenth?

Juneteenth is the oldest holiday in the United States, dedicated to the end of slavery. In 1865 June 19, soldiers of the Union, led by Major-General Gordon Granger, landed in Galveston, Texas. They reported that the war was over, and people in slavery became free. In April 1865, the General capitulated. In his place came General Granger. He was able to overcome resistance. The power of President Lincoln was questioned. It is known that life in Texas has acquired the status quo.

What Do People Do?

Celebrations are held on weekends close to 19th. Americans play baseball, rodeo. Outdoors, picnics and barbecues are organized.

How to Celebrate?

The holiday enjoys success among residents of many states of the country, including different organizations and communities.

Juneteenth Observances

List of dates for other years

Weekday Date Year Name
Monday 19 June 2023 Juneteenth
Wednesday 19 June 2024 Juneteenth
Thursday 19 June 2025 Juneteenth
Friday 19 June 2026 Juneteenth
Saturday 19 June 2027 Juneteenth
Monday 19 June 2028 Juneteenth
Tuesday 19 June 2029 Juneteenth
Wednesday 19 June 2030 Juneteenth
Thursday 19 June 2031 Juneteenth
Saturday 19 June 2032 Juneteenth
Sunday 19 June 2033 Juneteenth
Monday 19 June 2034 Juneteenth
Tuesday 19 June 2035 Juneteenth
Thursday 19 June 2036 Juneteenth

Juneteenth Video

Juneteenth Cards

List of Common Holidays in 2026

Date Holiday Type
January 2026    
Jan 1 - Tues New Year's Day 2026 National holiday
Jan 6 - Sun Epiphany 2026 Christian
Jan 7 - Mon Orthodox Christmas Day 2026 Orthodox Christian
Jan 14 - Mon Orthodox New Year 2026 Orthodox Christian
Jan 15 - Tues Makar Sankranti 2026 Hindu
Jan 21 - Mon Tu B'Shevat 2026 Jewish
Jan 21 - Mon Martin Luther King Day 2026 National holiday
February 2026    
Feb 1 - Fri National Freedom Day 2026 Observance
Feb 1 - Fri National Wear Red Day 2026 Observance
Feb 2 - Sat Groundhog Day 2026 Observance
Feb 5 - Tues Chinese New Year 2026 Observance
Feb 12 - Tues Lincoln's Birthday 2026 Observance
Feb 14 - Thurs Valentine's Day 2026 Observance
Feb 18 - Mon Presidents' Day - Washington's Birthday 2026 National holiday
March 2026    
Mar 1 - Fri Read Across America Day 2026 Observance
Mar 1 - Fri Employee Appreciation Day 2026 Observance
Mar 5 - Tues Maha Shivaratri 2026 Hindu
Mar 5 - Tues Mardi Gras 2026 Christian
Mar 6 - Wed Lent 2019 Christian
Mar 6 - Wed Ash Wednesday 2026 Christian
Mar 10 - Sun Daylight Saving Time - begins 2026 Daylight Saving
Mar 17 - Sun St. Patrick's Day 2026 Observance
Mar 20 - Wed Spring/Fall - March equinox 2026 Season
Mar 21 - Thur Purim 2026 Jewish
Mar 21 - Thurs Holi 2026 Hindu
April 2026    
Apr 1 - Mon April Fools' Day 2026 Observance
Apr 3 - Wed Isra and Mi'raj 2026 Muslim
Apr 13 - Sat Thomas Jefferson Birthday 2026 Observance
Apr 14 - Sun Rama Navami 2026 Hindu
Apr 14 -Sun Palm Sunday 2026 Christian
Apr 15 - Mon Tax Day 2026 Observance
Apr 16 - Tues National Library Workers Day 2026 Observance
Apr 18 - Thurs Maundy Thursday 2026 Christian
Apr 19 - Fri Good Friday 2026 Christian
Apr 20 - Sat Holy Saturday 2026 Christian
Apr 20 - Sat Passover - Starts 2026 Jewish
Apr 21 - Sun Laylat al Bara'at 2026 Muslim
Apr 21 - Sun Easter 2026 Christian
Apr 21 - Sun Earth Day 2026 Observance
Apr 22 - Mon Easter Monday 2026 Christian
Apr 24 - Wed Administrative Professionals Day 2026 Observance
Apr 25 - Thurs Take our Daughters and Sons to Work Day 2026 Observance
Apr 26 - Fri Orthodox Good Friday 2026 Orthodox Christian
Apr 26 - Fri Arbor Day 2026 Observance
Apr 27 - Sat Passover - Final Day 2026 Jewish
Apr 28 - Sun Orthodox Easter 2026 Orthodox Christian
May 2026    
May 1 - Wed May Day 2026 Observance
May 2 - Thur Yom Hashoah 2026 Jewish
May 2 - Thurs National Day of Prayer 2026 Observance
May 5 - Sun Cinco de Mayo 2026 Observance
May 6 - Mon National Nurses Day 2026 Observance
May 6 - Mon Ramadan starts 2026 Muslim
May 12 - Sun Mothers' Day 2026 Observance
May 15 - Wed Peace Officers Memorial Day 2026 Observance
May 18 - Sat Armed Forces Day 2026 Observance
May 22 - Wed National Maritime Day 2026 Observance
May 23 - Thurs Lag BaOmer 2026 Jewish
May 27 - Mon Memorial Day 2026 National holiday
May 30 - Thurs Ascension Day 2026 Christian
Jun 1 - Sat Laylat al Qadr 2026 Muslim
June 2026    
Jun 1 - Sat Laylat al Qadr 2026 Muslim
Jun 5 - Wed Eid al-Fitr 2026 Muslim
Jun 6 - Thurs D-Day 2026 Observance
Jun 9 - Sun Shavuot 2026 Jewish
Jun 9 - Sun Pentecost 2026 Christian
Jun 10 - Mon Whit Monday 2026 Christian
Jun 14 - Fri Flag Day 2026 Observance
Jun 16 - Sun Fathers' Day 2026 Observance
Jun 20 - Thurs Corpus Christi 2026 Christian
Jun 21 - Fri Summer/Winter Solstice 2026 Season
July 2026    
Jul 4 - Thurs Rath Yatra 2026 Hindu
Jul 4 - Thurs 4th of July - Independence Day 2026 National holiday
Jul 28 - Sun Parents Day 2026 Observance
August 2026    
Aug 4 - Sun Friendship Day 2026 Observance
Aug 11 - Sun Day of Arafat 2026 Muslim
Aug 11 - Sun Tisha B'Av 2026 Jewish
Aug 11 - Sun Eid al-Adha 2026 Muslim
Aug 14 - Wed Raksha Bandhan 2026 Hindu
Aug 15 - Thurs Assumption of Mary 2026 Christian
Aug 19 - Mon National Aviation Day 2026 Observance
Aug 21 - Wed Senior Citizens Day 2026 Observance
Aug 23 - Fri Krishna Janmashtami 2026 Hindu
Aug 26 - Mon Women's Equality Day 2026 Observance
Aug 31 - Sat Muharram 2026 Muslim
September 2026    
Sept 2 - Mon Ganesh Chaturthi 2026 Hindu
Sep 2 - Mon Labor Day 2026 National holiday
Sep 8 - Sun National Grandparents Day 2026 Observance
Sep 10 - Tues Ashura 2026 Muslim
Sep 11 - Wed Patriot Day 2026 Observance
Sep 17 - Tues Constitution Citizenship Day 2026 Observance
Sep 23 - Mon Fall/ Spring - September equinox 2026 Season
Sept 29 - Sun Navratri 2026 Hindu
Sept 30 - Mon Rosh Hashana 2026 Jewish
October 2026    
Oct 7 - Mon Child Health Day 2026 Observance
Oct 7 - Mon Dussehra 2026 Hindu
Oct 9 - Wed Leif Erikson 2026 Observance
Oct 9 - Wed Yom Kippur 2026 Jewish
Oct 14 - Mon Sukkot 2026 Jewish
Oct 14 - Mon Columbus Day 2026 National holiday
Oct 16 - Wed Boss's Day 2026 Observance
Oct 21 - Mon Shemini Atzeret 2026 Jewish
Oct 22 - Tues Simchat Torah 2026 Jewish
Oct 27 - Sun Diwali 2026 Hindu
Oct 31 - Thurs Halloween 2026 Observance
November 2026    
Nov 1 - Fri All Saints' Day 2026 Christian
Nov 2 - Fri All Souls Day 2026 Christian
Nov 3 - Sun Daylight Saving Time - ends 2026 Daylight Saving
Nov 10 - Sun The Prophet's Birthday 2026 Muslim
Nov 11 - Mon Veterans Day 2026 National holiday
Nov 28 - Thurs Thanksgiving Day 2026 National holiday
Nov 29 - Fri Black Friday 2026 Observance
December 2026    
Dec 2 - Mon Cyber Monday 2026 Observance
Dec 1 - Sun Advent 2026 Christian
Dec 6 - Fri St Nicholas Day 2026 Christian
Dec 7 - Sat Pearl Harbor Remebrance Day 2026 Observance
Dec 17 - Tues Wright Brothers Day 2026 Observance
Dec 22 - Sun Winter/Summer Solstice 2026 Season
Dec 23 - Mon Hanukkah/Chanukah - Starts 2026 Jewish
Dec 24 - Tues Christmas Eve 2026 Christian
Dec 25 - Wed Christmas Day 2026 National holiday
Dec 26 - Thurs Kwanzaa -thru Jan 1 2026 Observance
Dec 30 - Mon Hanukkah/Chanukah - Final Day 2026 Jewish
Dec 31 - Tues New Years Eve 2026 Observance

 


1 thought on “Juneteenth 2026”
  1. Gigi says:

    On June 19, 1865, when Juneteenth is celebrated, Abraham Lincoln was the President of the United States. However, he had been assassinated just a few weeks earlier, on April 14, 1865.
    Significance of Juneteenth
    – **Historical Event:** Juneteenth marks the day when Major General Gordon Granger arrived in Galveston, Texas, and announced that the Civil War was over and that enslaved people were free, in accordance with the Emancipation Proclamation.
    – **End of Slavery:** This announcement came more than two years after the Emancipation Proclamation was issued by Lincoln, which had declared freedom for enslaved people in Confederate states.
    – **Resistance:** Despite the proclamation, many enslaved individuals in Texas were not freed until Granger’s arrival, highlighting the resistance and delayed enforcement of federal orders.
    Celebration
    – **Cultural Importance:** Juneteenth is celebrated as a day of reflection, education, and community, honoring the end of slavery and the ongoing struggle for civil rights.
    – **National Holiday:** In 2021, Juneteenth was officially recognized as a federal holiday.
    This day serves as a reminder of the long journey toward freedom and equality in the United States.
    Thank you to…
    1. George Washington
    2. John Adams
    3. Thomas Jefferson
    4. James Madison
    5. James Monroe
    6. John Quincy Adams
    7. Andrew Jackson
    8. Martin Van Buren
    9. William Henry Harrison
    10. John Tyler
    11. James K. Polk
    12. Zachary Taylor
    13. Millard Fillmore
    14. Franklin Pierce
    15. James Buchanan
    16. Abraham Lincoln
    17. Andrew Johnson
    18. Ulysses S. Grant
    19. Rutherford B. Hayes
    20. James A. Garfield
    21. Chester A. Arthur
    22. Grover Cleveland
    23. Benjamin Harrison
    24. Grover Cleveland (second non-consecutive term)
    25. William McKinley
    26. Theodore Roosevelt
    27. William Howard Taft
    28. Woodrow Wilson
    29. Warren G. Harding
    30. Calvin Coolidge
    31. Herbert Hoover
    32. Franklin D.Roosevelt
    33. Harry S. Truman
    34. Dwight D. Eisenhower
    35. John F. Kennedy
    36. Lyndon B. Johnson
    37. Richard Nixon
    38. Gerald Ford
    39. Jimmy Carter
    40. Ronald Reagan
    41. George H. W. Bush
    42. Bill Clinton
    43. George W. Bush

    44. Barack Obama

    45. trump

    46. Joe Biden

    EXCEPT LIEINGSACKOFSHIT TRUMP !!!!!!!!
    WORST SO CALL PRESIDENT BRAINLESS A 5TH GRADER IS MORE SMARTER THEN TRUMP !!!!

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published.