Public Holidays in Lithuania, 2027
Lithuania observes 14 nationwide public holidays in 2027, 5 of which fall on the weekend. The table below lists every date the holiday calendar records.
- Public holidays
- 14
- On a weekend
- 5
- Regional only
- 0
- Business days 2027
- 252
Nationwide
Lithuania holiday calendar 2027
Dates marked nationwide are days off across Lithuania. Entries showing a region count, or an observance type, are not deducted from business day calculations.
| Date | Day | Holiday | Observed |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 January 2027 | Friday | New Year's Day | Nationwide |
| 16 February 2027 | Tuesday | The Day of Restoration of the State of Lithuania | Nationwide |
| 11 March 2027 | Thursday | Day of Restoration of Independence of Lithuania | Nationwide |
| 28 March 2027 | Sunday(weekend) | Easter Sunday | Nationwide |
| 29 March 2027 | Monday | Easter Monday | Nationwide |
| 1 May 2027 | Saturday(weekend) | International Working Day | Nationwide |
| 24 June 2027 | Thursday | St. John's Day | Nationwide |
| 6 July 2027 | Tuesday | Statehood Day | Nationwide |
| 15 August 2027 | Sunday(weekend) | Assumption Day | Nationwide |
| 1 November 2027 | Monday | All Saints' Day | Nationwide |
| 2 November 2027 | Tuesday | All Souls' Day | Nationwide |
| 24 December 2027 | Friday | Christmas Eve | Nationwide |
| 25 December 2027 | Saturday(weekend) | Christmas Day | Nationwide |
| 26 December 2027 | Sunday(weekend) | St. Stephen's Day | Nationwide |
Which holidays actually give a day off in 2027?
9 of Lithuania's 14 nationwide public holidays land on a working day in 2027, so those are the ones that shorten the working year. The remaining 5 fall on Saturday and Sunday: Easter Sunday (28 March 2027), International Working Day (1 May 2027), Assumption Day (15 August 2027), Christmas Day (25 December 2027), St. Stephen's Day (26 December 2027).
After removing weekends and holidays, 2027 leaves 252 business days in Lithuania.
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