MexicoPublic Holidays in Mexico 2026

HolidaysMap lists 7 public holidays for Mexico in 2026, which can include holidays observed only in some regions. The first is New Year's Day on Thursday, 1 January 2026 and the last is Christmas Day on Friday, 25 December 2026.

Mexico public holidays 2026 calendar

DateDayHolidayIn 2027
January
ThursdayNew Year's DayFriday, 1 January
February
MondayConstitution DayMonday, 1 February
March
MondayBenito Juárez's BirthdayMonday, 15 March
May
FridayLabour DaySaturday, 1 May
September
WednesdayIndependence DayThursday, 16 September
November
MondayRevolution DayMonday, 15 November
December
FridayChristmas DaySaturday, 25 December

Weekends and long weekends in 2026

None of the 7 public holidays in Mexico fall on a Saturday or Sunday in 2026. 5 fall on a Monday or Friday, which makes a three-day weekend where the weekend is Saturday and Sunday: Constitution Day, Benito Juárez's Birthday, Labour Day, Revolution Day, Christmas Day.

Frequently asked questions

How many public holidays are there in Mexico in 2026?
HolidaysMap lists 7 public holidays for Mexico in 2026. The list can include holidays observed only in some regions or states.
What is the first public holiday in Mexico in 2026?
The first public holiday in Mexico in 2026 is New Year's Day on Thursday, 1 January 2026.
Which Mexico public holidays in 2026 fall on a weekend?
None of the public holidays in Mexico in 2026 fall on a Saturday or Sunday.
Where can I get Mexico public holiday data for my app?
The HolidaysMap public holidays API returns Mexico holidays as JSON, CSV or XML. Create a free account, copy your API key and query the /api/v1/holidays endpoint.

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Dates are based on HolidaysMap data. The list can include holidays that are observed only in some regions or states of a country, so confirm important dates with your government's official calendar.