Liberia Public Holidays

This guide provides an overview of public holidays in Liberia for 2026. Public holidays are days when many businesses and government offices are closed, offering an opportunity for rest, celebration, and observance. You can find definitions for different types of holidays on our public holidays page.

For a comprehensive list of all observed holidays in Liberia, including those that may not be public holidays, please refer to the full calendar for Liberia in 2026.

Liberia observes a variety of national holidays throughout the year, commemorating historical events, national figures, and religious observances. Many of these holidays are fixed dates, while others may shift slightly depending on the calendar.

In addition to the holidays listed below, Liberia observes other significant days such as equinoxes and solstices, which are noted on the full holiday calendar for Liberia in 2026.

When planning travel or activities in Liberia, it's helpful to be aware of the public holiday schedule. Many official services and some businesses may close on these dates, potentially affecting transportation and access to amenities.

While most holidays are fixed, it's always a good idea to check the specific dates for the year you are interested in, especially if a holiday falls on a weekend, as a substitute day off may be observed.

Some holidays, like Decoration Day and J. J. Roberts Birthday, may have associated days off that are observed on the following Monday if they fall on a Sunday.

Religious holidays are observed according to their respective traditions, and some may not be public holidays but are still significant cultural events.

It's also worth noting that the solstices and equinoxes, while listed, are astronomical events and not typically observed as public holidays.