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Mexico Public Holidays 2027

Mexico observes 12 public holidays in 2027.

First:
New Year's Day
Last:
Christmas Day

Mexico 2027 Calendar

Holidays in January

January 2027

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Holidays in January

  • 1Fri

    New Year's Day

    Año Nuevo

    Variable

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§ II · Most-Searched

Most-searched holidays in Mexico, 2027

  1. 01

    New Year's Day

    Año Nuevo

    Friday, January 1, 2027
  2. 02

    Labour Day

    Día del Trabajo

    Friday, April 30, 2027
  3. 03

    Benito Juárez's birthday

    Natalicio de Benito Juárez

    Monday, March 15, 2027
  4. 04

    Independence Day

    Día de la Independencia

    Thursday, September 16, 2027
  5. 05

    Good Friday

    Viernes Santo

    Friday, March 26, 2027
  6. 06

    Constitution Day

    Día de la Constitución

    Monday, February 1, 2027

Long weekends

Holidays adjacent to the weekend, in Mexico, 2027.

  • 4days

    Jan 29 Feb 1, 2027

    Constitution Day

  • 4days

    Mar 12 Mar 15, 2027

    Benito Juárez's birthday

  • 4days

    Nov 12 Nov 15, 2027

    Revolution Day

  • 3days

    Jan 1 Jan 3, 2027

    New Year's Day

  • 3days

    Mar 26 Mar 28, 2027

    Good Friday

All public holidays in 2027

  • Jan1

    New Year's Day

    Fri · January 1, 2027

    Año Nuevo

    Variable
  • Feb1

    Constitution Day

    Mon · February 1, 2027

    Día de la Constitución

    Variable
  • Mar15

    Benito Juárez's birthday

    Mon · March 15, 2027

    Natalicio de Benito Juárez

    Variable
  • Mar25

    Maundy Thursday

    Thu · March 25, 2027

    Jueves Santo

    Variable
  • Mar26

    Good Friday

    Fri · March 26, 2027

    Viernes Santo

    Variable
  • Apr30

    Labour Day

    Fri · April 30, 2027

    Día del Trabajo

    Variable
  • May1

    Labor Day / May Day

    Sat · May 1, 2027

    falls on a weekend
    Fixed
  • May5

    Battle of Puebla (Cinco de Mayo)

    Wed · May 5, 2027

    Regional
    Fixed
  • Sep16

    Independence Day

    Thu · September 16, 2027

    Día de la Independencia

    Variable
  • Nov15

    Revolution Day

    Mon · November 15, 2027

    Día de la Revolución

    Variable
  • Dec12

    Day of the Virgin of Guadalupe

    Sun · December 12, 2027

    falls on a weekend
    Fixed
  • Dec25

    Christmas Day

    Sat · December 25, 2027

    Navidad

    falls on a weekend
    Variable

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About this calendar

In 2027, Mexico observes 12 public holidays, beginning with New Year's Day on and ending with Christmas Day on . These are official days on which government offices, banks, schools, and most businesses are closed.

Holidays here include a mix of fixed dates (such as New Year's Day and national independence days) and variable dates (such as religious holidays that follow lunar or ecclesiastical calendars). Variable holidays may shift by 1–2 days from year to year.

Mexico moved several of its civic holidays to Mondays by constitutional reform in 2006, so Constitution Day, Benito Juarez Day, and Revolution Day now always produce long weekends regardless of their historical dates. The statutory week allows 48 hours, and six-day patterns remain common outside office work.

Official reference: gob.mx — Días de descanso obligatorio · How we verify this data