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2026 Georgia Holidays

See public holidays in Georgia for 2026, with official dates, observances, and key calendar events throughout the year.

Total Holidays

17

Holidays in 2026

Busiest Month

April

5 holidays

This Month

0

Holidays this month

Next Holiday

Saint Mary's Day

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About Georgia holidays in 2026

In 2026, Georgia observes a variety of public holidays, blending religious, national, and international observances. The year begins with a cluster of holidays in January, including New Year's Day and Orthodox Christmas and Epiphany. Spring sees a significant number of holidays, particularly in April, which includes Easter celebrations and National Unity Day. The latter half of the year features fewer, but still significant, national and religious days.

Holiday Distribution by Month

Holiday dates

DateDayHoliday Name
January 1, 2026ThursdayNew Year's Day
January 2, 2026FridayNew Year's Day
January 7, 2026WednesdayChristmas Day (Orthodox)
January 19, 2026MondayEpiphany (Orthodox)
March 3, 2026TuesdayMother's Day
March 8, 2026SundayInternational Women's Day
April 9, 2026ThursdayNational Unity Day
April 10, 2026FridayGood Friday
April 11, 2026SaturdayHoly Saturday
April 12, 2026SundayEaster Sunday
April 13, 2026MondayEaster Monday
May 9, 2026SaturdayDay of Victory over Fascism
May 12, 2026TuesdaySaint Andrew the First-Called Day
May 26, 2026TuesdayIndependence Day
August 28, 2026FridaySaint Mary's Day
October 14, 2026WednesdayDay of Svetitskhoveli Cathedra
November 23, 2026MondaySaint George's Day

Planning around Georgia holidays in 2026

  • Several holidays fall on consecutive days, particularly in January and April.
  • Note the observance of Orthodox Christian holidays, which follow a different calendar.
  • The calendar includes both widely celebrated national days and specific religious feast days.

Holiday patterns in 2026

The holiday calendar for Georgia in 2026 is marked by significant concentrations in the first quarter, particularly January and April. January features multiple consecutive holidays, including New Year's and Orthodox Christmas and Epiphany. April is also a busy month, encompassing Easter celebrations and National Unity Day.

Following the spring surge, the holiday schedule becomes more dispersed throughout the remainder of the year. May includes several national and religious observances, while August, October, and November each feature a single holiday. The middle of the year, from June to July, and December are notably free of public holidays.

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