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Holidays & cultural calendar · 2026–2027

Mexico: public holidays, festivals and cultural events

Business slows sharply during Semana Santa (Holy Week) and from 12 December (Guadalupe) to 6 January (Reyes) – the 'Guadalupe–Reyes' season; Mondays-holidays create long weekends ('puentes').

Public holidays 2026
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Public holidays 2027
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From today to 31 December 2026

Greetings and notices for Mexico

A banner for every holiday and cultural event until the end of the year – share it with partners or download it for e-mail and social media.

Happy Day of the Dead – Mexico, 1–2 November 2026
In 4 daysDay of the Dead1–2 Nov 2026Download banner ↓
Revolution Day – Mexico, 16 November 2026
In 19 daysRevolution Day16 Nov 2026Download banner ↓
Day of the Virgin of Guadalupe – Mexico, 12 December 2026
In 45 daysDay of the Virgin of Guadalupe12 Dec 2026Download banner ↓
Las Posadas – Mexico, 16–24 December 2026
In 49 daysLas Posadas16–24 Dec 2026Download banner ↓
Christmas Eve – Mexico, 24 December 2026
In 57 daysChristmas Eve24 Dec 2026Download banner ↓
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year – Mexico, 25 December 2026
In 58 daysChristmas Day25 Dec 2026Download banner ↓
Happy New Year – Mexico, 1 January 2027
In 65 daysNew Year's Day1 Jan 2027Download banner ↓
Happy Independence Day – Mexico, 16 September 2027
In 323 daysIndependence Day16 Sept 2027Download banner ↓
Happy Day of the Dead – Mexico, 1–2 November 2027
In 369 daysDay of the Dead1–2 Nov 2027Download banner ↓
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year – Mexico, 25 December 2027
In 423 daysChristmas Day25 Dec 2027Download banner ↓
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Mexico calendar 2026

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  1. January 2026

    1. 1JanThu

      New Year's Day Año Nuevo

      Public holidayOffices & ports closed

      Mandatory rest day under Article 74 of the Federal Labour Law (LFT); offices, banks, government and customs closed.

      “Happy New Year” · ¡Feliz Año Nuevo!

    2. 6JanTue

      Epiphany (Three Kings' Day) Día de Reyes

      CulturalLittle business effect

      Families share the Rosca de Reyes; children receive gifts. Normal working day; marks the end of the extended Guadalupe–Reyes holiday season.

      “Happy Three Kings' Day” · ¡Feliz Día de Reyes!

  2. February 2026

    1. 2FebMon

      Constitution Day Día de la Constitución

      Public holidayOffices & ports closed

      Mandatory rest day under Article 74 of the Federal Labour Law (LFT) (first Monday of February, marking the 1917 Constitution); banks and government closed.

    2. 18FebWed

      Ash Wednesday Miércoles de Ceniza

      ReligiousLittle business effect

      Start of Lent; many Catholics attend Mass to receive ashes. Normal working day.

  3. March 2026

    1. 16MarMon

      Benito Juárez's Birthday Natalicio de Benito Juárez

      Public holidayOffices & ports closed

      Mandatory rest day under Article 74 of the Federal Labour Law (LFT) (third Monday of March, honouring President Benito Juárez, born 21 March 1806); banks and government closed.

  4. April 2026

    1. 2AprThu

      Holy Thursday Jueves Santo

      ObservanceOffices & ports closedNational (banks, government)

      Not an LFT rest day, but a CNBV bank holiday; government offices and many businesses close for Semana Santa (Holy Week), a major vacation period.

    2. 3AprFri

      Good Friday Viernes Santo

      ObservanceOffices & ports closedNational (banks, government)

      Not an LFT rest day, but a CNBV bank holiday; most offices and businesses close as Holy Week peaks.

  5. May 2026

    1. 1MayFri

      Labour Day Día del Trabajo

      Public holidayOffices & ports closed

      Mandatory rest day under Article 74 of the Federal Labour Law (LFT); offices, banks and factories closed.

    2. 10MaySun

      Mother's Day Día de las Madres

      CulturalLittle business effect

      One of Mexico's most important family occasions (always 10 May); many employers give mothers the afternoon or day off.

      “Happy Mother's Day” · ¡Feliz Día de las Madres!

  6. June 2026

    1. 11JunThu

      FIFA World Cup 2026 opening day (Mexico City) Inauguración del Mundial 2026

      Regional holidayPartial closures / slowdownMexico City (CDMX)

      Mexico City's government declared the opening-match day at Estadio Azteca a local holiday (feriado) in CDMX; expect closures and traffic restrictions in host cities (Mexico City, Guadalajara, Monterrey) on match days through July.

  7. September 2026

    1. 15SeptTue

      Independence Eve – El Grito Noche del Grito

      CulturalPartial closures / slowdown

      Evening re-enactment of Hidalgo's 'Cry of Dolores' in every plaza; many offices close early.

      “Viva México!” · ¡Viva México!

    2. 16SeptWed

      Independence Day Día de la Independencia

      Public holidayOffices & ports closed

      Mandatory rest day under Article 74 of the Federal Labour Law (LFT); national day marking the 1810 start of the War of Independence, with parades. Offices, banks and customs closed.

      “Happy Independence Day” · ¡Feliz Día de la Independencia! ¡Viva México!

  8. November 2026

    1. 1NovSun

      Day of the Dead Día de Muertos

      CulturalPartial closures / slowdown1–2 Nov 2026

      UNESCO-listed tradition honouring deceased relatives with altars (ofrendas), marigolds and cemetery vigils (1–2 November). 2 November is a CNBV bank holiday in 2026.

      “Happy Day of the Dead” · ¡Feliz Día de Muertos!

    2. 16NovMon

      Revolution Day Día de la Revolución

      Public holidayOffices & ports closed

      Mandatory rest day under Article 74 of the Federal Labour Law (LFT) (third Monday of November, marking the 1910 Revolution); banks and government closed.

  9. December 2026

    1. 12DecSat

      Day of the Virgin of Guadalupe Día de la Virgen de Guadalupe

      ReligiousPartial closures / slowdown

      Mexico's most important religious feast, with millions of pilgrims at the Basilica in Mexico City; CNBV bank holiday (falls on a weekend in 2026). Starts the 'Guadalupe–Reyes' holiday season.

    2. 16DecWed

      Las Posadas

      FestivalPartial closures / slowdown16–24 Dec 2026

      Nine nights of processions and parties re-enacting Mary and Joseph's search for shelter; office year-end parties and slowdown.

    3. 24DecThu

      Christmas Eve Nochebuena

      ObservancePartial closures / slowdown

      Main Christmas family celebration (dinner at midnight); most businesses close early.

    4. 25DecFri

      Christmas Day Navidad

      Public holidayOffices & ports closed

      Mandatory rest day under Article 74 of the Federal Labour Law (LFT); most businesses closed; slowdown continues until early January.

      “Merry Christmas and Happy New Year” · ¡Feliz Navidad y Próspero Año Nuevo!

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  1. January 2027

    1. 1JanFri

      New Year's Day Año Nuevo

      Public holidayOffices & ports closed

      Mandatory rest day under Article 74 of the Federal Labour Law (LFT); offices, banks, government and customs closed.

      “Happy New Year” · ¡Feliz Año Nuevo!

    2. 6JanWed

      Epiphany (Three Kings' Day) Día de Reyes

      CulturalLittle business effect

      Families share the Rosca de Reyes; children receive gifts. Normal working day; marks the end of the extended Guadalupe–Reyes holiday season.

      “Happy Three Kings' Day” · ¡Feliz Día de Reyes!

  2. February 2027

    1. 1FebMon

      Constitution Day Día de la Constitución

      Public holidayOffices & ports closed

      Mandatory rest day under Article 74 of the Federal Labour Law (LFT) (first Monday of February, marking the 1917 Constitution); banks and government closed.

    2. 10FebWed

      Ash Wednesday Miércoles de Ceniza

      ReligiousLittle business effect

      Start of Lent; many Catholics attend Mass to receive ashes. Normal working day.

  3. March 2027

    1. 15MarMon

      Benito Juárez's Birthday Natalicio de Benito Juárez

      Public holidayOffices & ports closed

      Mandatory rest day under Article 74 of the Federal Labour Law (LFT) (third Monday of March, honouring President Benito Juárez, born 21 March 1806); banks and government closed.

    2. 25MarThu

      Holy Thursday Jueves Santo

      ObservanceOffices & ports closedNational (banks, government)

      Date estimated – confirmed closer to the day

      Not an LFT rest day, but a CNBV bank holiday; government offices and many businesses close for Semana Santa (Holy Week), a major vacation period. 2027 bank calendar expected; not yet published.

    3. 26MarFri

      Good Friday Viernes Santo

      ObservanceOffices & ports closedNational (banks, government)

      Date estimated – confirmed closer to the day

      Not an LFT rest day, but a CNBV bank holiday; most offices and businesses close as Holy Week peaks. 2027 bank calendar expected; not yet published.

  4. May 2027

    1. 1MaySat

      Labour Day Día del Trabajo

      Public holidayOffices & ports closed

      Mandatory rest day under Article 74 of the Federal Labour Law (LFT); offices, banks and factories closed.

    2. 10MayMon

      Mother's Day Día de las Madres

      CulturalPartial closures / slowdown

      One of Mexico's most important family occasions (always 10 May); many employers give mothers the afternoon or day off.

      “Happy Mother's Day” · ¡Feliz Día de las Madres!

  5. June 2027

    1. 6JunSun

      Federal election day Jornada electoral federal

      Public holidayLittle business effect

      Federal midterm elections (Chamber of Deputies; judicial elections may also be held); election days are mandatory rest days under LFT Art. 74. Falls on a Sunday.

  6. September 2027

    1. 15SeptWed

      Independence Eve – El Grito Noche del Grito

      CulturalPartial closures / slowdown

      Evening re-enactment of Hidalgo's 'Cry of Dolores' in every plaza; many offices close early.

      “Viva México!” · ¡Viva México!

    2. 16SeptThu

      Independence Day Día de la Independencia

      Public holidayOffices & ports closed

      Mandatory rest day under Article 74 of the Federal Labour Law (LFT); national day marking the 1810 start of the War of Independence, with parades. Offices, banks and customs closed.

      “Happy Independence Day” · ¡Feliz Día de la Independencia! ¡Viva México!

  7. November 2027

    1. 1NovMon

      Day of the Dead Día de Muertos

      CulturalPartial closures / slowdown1–2 Nov 2027

      UNESCO-listed tradition honouring deceased relatives with altars (ofrendas), marigolds and cemetery vigils (1–2 November). 2 November is a CNBV bank holiday (expected for 2027).

      “Happy Day of the Dead” · ¡Feliz Día de Muertos!

    2. 15NovMon

      Revolution Day Día de la Revolución

      Public holidayOffices & ports closed

      Mandatory rest day under Article 74 of the Federal Labour Law (LFT) (third Monday of November, marking the 1910 Revolution); banks and government closed.

  8. December 2027

    1. 12DecSun

      Day of the Virgin of Guadalupe Día de la Virgen de Guadalupe

      ReligiousPartial closures / slowdown

      Mexico's most important religious feast, with millions of pilgrims at the Basilica in Mexico City; CNBV bank holiday (falls on a weekend in 2027). Starts the 'Guadalupe–Reyes' holiday season.

    2. 16DecThu

      Las Posadas

      FestivalPartial closures / slowdown16–24 Dec 2027

      Nine nights of processions and parties re-enacting Mary and Joseph's search for shelter; office year-end parties and slowdown.

    3. 24DecFri

      Christmas Eve Nochebuena

      ObservancePartial closures / slowdown

      Main Christmas family celebration (dinner at midnight); most businesses close early.

    4. 25DecSat

      Christmas Day Navidad

      Public holidayOffices & ports closed

      Mandatory rest day under Article 74 of the Federal Labour Law (LFT); most businesses closed; slowdown continues until early January.

      “Merry Christmas and Happy New Year” · ¡Feliz Navidad y Próspero Año Nuevo!

Business closures ahead in Mexico

Days when government offices, customs, banks and most companies close. Allow for them in approval cycles, payment dates, vessel arrivals and site deliveries.

DateOccasionWhenCalendarWhere
16 Nov 2026Monday Revolution DayDía de la Revolución In 19 days Gregorian National
25 Dec 2026Friday Christmas DayNavidad In 58 days Gregorian National
1 Jan 2027Friday New Year's DayAño Nuevo In 65 days Gregorian National
1 Feb 2027Monday Constitution DayDía de la Constitución In 96 days Gregorian National
15 Mar 2027Monday Benito Juárez's BirthdayNatalicio de Benito Juárez In 138 days Gregorian National
25 Mar 2027Thursday Holy ThursdayJueves Santo In 148 days Gregorianestimated National (banks, government)
26 Mar 2027Friday Good FridayViernes Santo In 149 days Gregorianestimated National (banks, government)
1 May 2027Saturday Labour DayDía del Trabajo In 185 days Gregorian National
16 Sept 2027Thursday Independence DayDía de la Independencia In 323 days Gregorian National
15 Nov 2027Monday Revolution DayDía de la Revolución In 383 days Gregorian National
25 Dec 2027Saturday Christmas DayNavidad In 423 days Gregorian National

Approvals & RFQs

Send shop drawings for approval at least two weeks before a long holiday – reviews stop while engineers and authorities are away.

Vessel arrival

Customs clearance and container release pause on public holidays; storage and demurrage keep running. Time the ETA after the break.

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Site deliveries

Crane hire, trucking permits and site access are limited around holidays. Agree the erection sequence and delivery windows in advance.

Vietnam holidays too

Our factory plans production around Tết (Lunar New Year) and National Day – we lock delivery dates for your project well ahead of both.

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Sources & notes

Dates follow official government lists where published. Islamic and other moon-sighting dates, and holidays not yet gazetted for next year, are marked "estimated" and may move by a day. Always confirm with your local partner before fixing a deadline.

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