Public Holidays in Philippines 2015 🇵🇭

Philippines has 19 public holidays in 2015. The next public holiday is Ninoy Aquino Day on 21. Aug. The table below lists every national public holiday with its date and weekday, so you can plan travel, business days and time off in Philippines.

Date	Day	Holiday Name	Category
1. Jan	Thursday	New Year's Day	Public holiday
2. Jan	Friday	Additional special (non-working) day	Public holiday
19. Feb	Thursday	Chinese New Year	Public holiday
2. Apr	Thursday	Maundy Thursday	Public holiday
3. Apr	Friday	Good Friday	Public holiday
4. Apr	Saturday	Black Saturday	Public holiday
9. Apr	Thursday	Day of Valor	Public holiday
1. May	Friday	Labor Day	Public holiday
12. Jun	Friday	Independence Day	Public holiday
17. Jul	Friday	Eid al-Fitr	Public holiday
21. Aug	Friday	Ninoy Aquino Day	Public holiday
31. Aug	Monday	National Heroes Day	Public holiday
25. Sep	Friday	Eid al-Adha	Public holiday
1. Nov	Sunday	All Saints' Day	Public holiday
30. Nov	Monday	Bonifacio Day	Public holiday
24. Dec	Thursday	Additional special (non-working) day	Public holiday
25. Dec	Friday	Christmas Day	Public holiday
30. Dec	Wednesday	Rizal Day	Public holiday
31. Dec	Thursday	New Year's Eve	Public holiday

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many public holidays does Philippines have in 2015?

Philippines observes 19 public holidays in 2015. Each is listed above with its date and weekday.

What is the next public holiday in Philippines?

The next public holiday in Philippines is Ninoy Aquino Day on 21. Aug.

Are public holidays in Philippines the same every year?

Most national holidays recur on the same date each year, while some (such as religious or lunar-calendar holidays) move. This page is updated for 2015.