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Sidereal and Tropical Astrology – Everything You Need to Know

By Astrologer on 2023-02-10 0

Sidereal and tropical astrology

Sidereal and Tropical Astrology – It’s really very important to clearly analyze and understand the difference between the two primary systems of astrology. The Vedic or Sidereal, and the Western or Tropical astrology system. Without this clear understanding it’s really very easy to think that one astrology system is superior or inferior to the other and disregard their respective places in the world of astrology and astronomy.

In general, Astrologers use two primary zodiac systems around the world to divine meaning from the cosmos. Those are, sidereal and tropical astrology systems. In both tropical and sidereal systems, the zodiac wheel is divided into 12 zodiac signs.

The primary difference between Sidereal and Tropical astrology systems is where those signs are placed in the sky. The sidereal system is based on the current position of the constellations and the stars while the tropical astrology system is based on where the stars were around 0 AD. In essence, the dates of the sidereal zodiac or astrology change over time and the dates of the tropical zodiac do not.

Sidereal and Tropical Astrology

Below are the short definitions of Sidereal and Tropical Astrology Systems.

Sidereal and tropical astrology

Sidereal Astrology

Sidereal Astrology or system observes celestial bodies and takes into account the stars movement in its zodiac chart. Astrologers often refer to these bodies as “fixed stars,” however, Sidereal Astrology recognizes that these stars are not fixed at all as per this system.

Sidereal system also recognizes that the Earth sits on a skewed axis, and also further contributes to the changing distance between the Earth and stars. So, the Sidereal Zodiac uses corrective systems, formulas or equations known as ‘Ayanamsas‘ to precisely determine the position of each zodiac sign.

Tropical Astrology

Tropical system is a form of astrology system that measures the position of the sun relative to the vernal equinox. This does not compensate for the precession of the Earth’s axis, therefore, the zodiac signs move around the sky relative to the vernal equinox by about one sign every 2150 years as per research.

The Tropical Zodiac or system is the position of the sun referenced against the earth’s horizon which gives you the seasons as a measure of the flow of time. The framework for the 4 seasons are, 2 solstices and the 2 equinoxes. This is the one most popular and modern western astrologers use.

Sidereal and Tropical Zodiacs

Now the question here is, Why two zodiacs anyway? Isn’t one enough to predict? After all, one sky seems to have worked out well. God made no fault or mistakes there.

One zodiac belt, about 18 degrees wide, with the 12 zodiac signs ranging from Aries – Pisces zodiac sign rising in the eastern horizon. It’s just an astronomical fact. The stars shine equally on everyone, whether they’re standing in New York or London, so why is one “sidereal” zodiac sign popular in the East and one “tropical” zodiac popular in the West?

First of all both zodiacs are strongly and exactly the same in the sense that there are 12 zodiac signs progressing from Aries to Pisces zodiac signs. The elements are fire, earth, air, water; qualities –cardinal, fixed and mutable and general characteristics and nature associated with each zodiac sign are basically the same in both systems.

Up until the last century and so on, before the discoveries of Uranus, Neptune, Chiron and Pluto, the classical rulership’s of the signs were used in both systems. The classical sign rulerships are –

  • Mars rules Aries and Scorpio,
  • Venus rules Taurus and Libra,
  • Mercury rules Gemini and Virgo,
  • The Moon rules Cancer,
  • The Sun rules Leo,
  • Jupiter Rules Sagittarius and Pisces,
  • Saturn Rules Capricorn and Aquarius.

The difference between the two zodiacs, so, is not much the content of the zodiac however in the calculation of the timing for the starting point of the 1st degree of Aries zodiac sign.

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difference between sidereal and tropical zodiac

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Sidereal vs Tropical

Sidereal and Tropical astrological systems used to describe two different definitions of a year, applied in tropical solar calendars or sidereal solar calendars. They refer to 2 different (astrology) systems of ecliptic coordinates to divide the ecliptic into 12 zodiac signs. Each zodiac sign is divided into 30 degrees, and it is making a total of 360 degrees.

While sidereal astrology systems define the signs that are relative to the apparent backwards of fixed stars movement of about 1 degree every 72 -years from the perspective of the Earth, tropical astrology systems define 0 degrees of Aries zodiac sign to coincide with the vernal point or vernal equinox which also known as the March equinox in the Northern hemisphere.

Sidereal astrology systems maintain the alignment between signs and constellations via corrective systems known as Ayanamsas. In Sanskrit: ‘Ayana’ “Movement” + ‘Aṃśa’ “Component”, to allow for the observed precession of equinoxes, whereas tropical astrology system is based upon the seasonal cycle of the -Northern Hemisphere.

This has caused the two astrological systems, which aligned around 2000 years ago, to drift apart over the centuries.

“Ayanamsa” systems used in Hindu or Vedic astrology include the Lahiri ayanamsa and the Raman ayanamsa. The Fagan Bradley ayanamsa is an example of an ayanamsa -system in Western sidereal astrology.

As of 2020, sun signs calculated using the Sri Yukteswar – ayanamsa were around 23 degrees behind tropical sun signs.

Per these calculations, persons born between March 12th and April 12th, would have the sun sign of Pisces.

By contrast, persons who are born between March 21st – April 19th would have the sun sign of Aries per tropical calculations.

Difference between Sidereal and Tropical

The difference between the sidereal -green / above and tropical zodiac -brown / below as seen from a geocentric earth. The tropical zodiac astrology system entirely sun-based and the signs set upon the -ecliptic. The sidereal zodiac based upon the place / position of the sun in relation to the star constellations as they appear in the night sky that measured in the early morning when the sun rises.

The tropical zodiac system aligns the spring equinox straight onto point 0 of the tropical Aries sign, and the summer and winter solstices fall perpendicular upon it, respectively right between Gemini sing and Cancer and Sagittarius and Capricorn zodiac signs.

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What is Valentine’s Day – History, Origin, Truth & Symbol

By Astrologer on 2023-02-10 0

what is Valentine's Day

What is Valentines Day – The Valentine’s Day, also called St. Valentine’s Day, that is, 14th February when lovers and friends express their affection with greetings, prizes and gifts. St Valentine’s Day is an annual festival to celebrate love, relationship, romantic love, friendship and admiration.

Every year on February 14th, people around the world celebrate this day by sending messages and gifts of love and affection to partners, soulmates, family members and friends. Couples send Valentine’s Day cards, gifts and flowers and spend special time together to honour their love, relationship and affection for each other.

What is Valentines Day?

Valentine’s Day or Saint Valentine’s Day is observed and celebrated on February 14th each year. It is widely celebrated in many countries around the world, especially in the West, although it remains a working day in all of them unless this day falls on a weekend.

The original “St. Valentine” was just a liturgical celebration or an event of one or more early Christian saints named Valentine which is called in Latin -Valentinus. All the modern romantic connotations and improvements were added several centuries later by poets.

The day first became associated with love, affection and romantic love in the circle of Geoffrey Chaucer in the High Middle Ages, when the tradition of courtly love and romance flourished. By the 15th century, Valentine’s day had evolved into an occasion in which lovers expressed their love, bond and relationship for each other by presenting flowers, offering confectionery, and sending greeting cards and gifts known as “valentines”.

In modern days and world, the Valentine’s Day symbols include the heart-shaped outline, doves, along with the figure of the winged Cupid. Since the 19th century, hand-written valentines have given way to mass-produced greeting cards and gifts.

What is Valentines Day
What is Valentine’s Day

When is Valentine’s Day 2023?

2023 Valentine’s Day is on Tuesday, 14th February, 2023

When is Valentine’s Day 2024?

Valentine’s Day 2024 is on Wednesday, 14th February 2024.

History of Valentine’s Day

Valentine’s Day is named after Saint Valentine’s day, a Catholic priest who lived in Rome during the 3rd Century. There are many stories about St. Valentine’s day and over time these stories grew into the legend we know today and which is very interesting.

At the time of Valentine’s life, many Romans were converting to Christianity -religion. However, the Emperor Claudius II was a pagan and created very very strict laws about what Christians were allowed to do in their lives.

Claudius believed strongly that Roman soldiers should be completely devoted to Rome and therefore passed a law preventing them from marrying. St.Valentine began to marry these soldiers in secret Christian ceremonies and this was the key and was the beginning of his reputation for believing in the importance of love and romance.

Eventually, Valentine was found out and he was jailed for his crimes against Claudius. While imprisoned, Valentine cared for his fellow prisoners in the jail and his jailer’s blind daughter as well. Legend has it that Valentine cured the girl’s blindness and that his final act before being executed was to write her a love message signed ‘from your Valentine’. Valentine was executed on 14th February in the year 270.

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How did Valentine’s Day develop worldwide?

It wasn’t developed until more than 200 years later that 14th February was proclaimed St.Valentine’s Day. By this time Rome had become Christian and the -Catholic Church was determined to stamp out any remaining paganism.

A pagan fertility ritual was held in February every year and the Pope abolished this festival and pro-claimed 14 February Saint Valentine’s Day, thus establishing this feast day on the -Catholic Calendar of Saints.

The poet Chaucer in the Middle Ages was the first to link St.Valentine with bond and romantic love. This was the beginning of the tradition of courtly love and bond, a ritual of expressing love, romance and admiration, usually in secret.

This custom spread throughout Europe continental and stories grew about a High Court of Love where female judges would rule on issues related to love on 14 February each and every year.

Historians believe that these meetings or gatherings where people read love poetry and played games of flirtation and enjoy the day.

Valentine’s Day Symbols

The practice of sending love messages and gifts developed into people sending special cards expressing their affection and love. Valentine’s day cards and gifts beautiful creations hand-made by the sender and individually designed to show how much they loved and have bond with the recipient in their lives.

Cards would usually contain sentimental verse, affection, proclaiming the beauty of the receiver and how much they were loved.

St.Valentine’s Day cards were decorated and designed with creative pictures of cupid, hearts and beautiful flowers and with color lace and ribbon. These images are still used today in the Valentine’s day to symbolise love and are recognised all over the world.

What is Valentine’s Day in Contemporary Times?

While Valentine’s Day is celebrated worldwide in most countries, different cultures have developed their own traditions for the Valentine’s day festival. In some countries, Valentine’s Day is observed as a special day for expressing love between family members, coworkers and friends, rather than that of love and romantic couples.

Some traditions include leaving lollies, cards and gifts for children and other people include acts of appreciation between friends.

Valentine’s Day is most commonly associated with love, relationship, romantic love, with millions of St. Valentine’s Day cards being exchanged every year. Gifts of flowers or a single red rose are sent with love and romantic messages to loved ones and couples spend special time together.

Many pairs choose to celebrate St.Valentine’s Day with dinner, drink, a picnic or special home-cooked meal. Many restaurants offer Valentine’s Day dinner promotions (Valentine’s day promotions) and food is often presented with symbols of love like hearts and flowers.

Another popular Valentine’s Day activity is to indulge in a luxury hotel stay in a beautiful location in the world, allowing a couple to get away from it all and enjoy some quality and precious time together.

Marriage proposals are also popular and common on Valentine’s Day, and it is often chosen as the perfect day to express their love, bond and commitment.

Some marriage proposals are delivered very creatively and innovative such as after climbing to the top of a mountain, or posting a message on a billboard. Whatever the method is, marriage and love proposals made on Valentine’s Day are generally romantic and memorable.

FAQs on Valentine’s Day

Below are some common questions about Valentine’s day.

What is Valentine’s Day?

Valentine’s Day is a holiday or special day when lovers express their affection and love with greetings and gifts. It is also called St.Valentine’s Day. The holiday has expanded to express love and affection between couples, relatives and friends.

When is Valentine’s Day?

Valentine’s Day is widely celebrated annually on February 14.

Who is Valentine’s Day named for?

Although there were several Christian martyrs named Valentine. Saint Valentine’s Day may have taken its name from a -priest who was martyred about 270 CE by the -Roman emperor -Claudius II Gothicus. Other accounts and researches hold that it was St.Valentine of Terni, a bishop, for whom the holiday was named, though it is possible that the two saints were actually one person.

Where is Valentine’s Day celebrated?

Valentine’s Day is very popular in the United States of America as well as in Britain, Canada, and Australia, and it is also celebrated in many other countries, including Argentina, Mexico, France, and South Korea. In the Philippines, Valentine’s day is the most common wedding anniversary.

How is Valentine’s Day Celebrated?

Valentine’s Day is very popular and commonly celebrated by exchanging handmade gifts or store-bought “Valentines” (greeting cards) or other tokens of love and affection like chocolates and flowers. In many schools and colleges, it has become customary for young students and children to bring in Valentines to swap with classmates and schoolmates. Culture and Traditions of the holiday’s observance can vary with the country.

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Canada Holidays 2023 – Public & Federal Statutory Holidays in Canada in 2023

By Astrologer on 2023-02-09 0

Canada holidays 2023

Canada Holidays 2023 – In this post, you will find the calendar of all 2023 public holidays and bank holidays for Canada. Get to know the list of bank holidays for 2023 in Canada to plan your year accordingly.

So, you have greatly welcomed 2023 grandly. Here are the public holidays in Canada 2023 to start planning for this year.

Many people in Canada, you have already begun planning for their trips in 2023. So, what do you need now? All you need is the holiday dates in Canada 2023 and here are them.

Canada holidays 2023

Canada Holidays 2023

If you are fond of travelling on the weekends, these holiday dates will make you happier because many public holidays and bank holidays in the Canada 2023 fall on either Friday or Monday. So, no need to wait for the long weekend of 2023 because that is quite late, so act accordingly.

Before that, you can utilize the bank holidays in Canada and start marking them on the calendar 2023. Besides the bank holidays and public holidays, there is a coronation celebration, which will get you some extra holidays during this year in Canada.

Canada public holidaysCanada holidays 2023

Date    Day   Name   Type


1 Jan Sunday New Year’s Day Statutory Holiday
2 Jan Monday Day off for New Year’s Day Statutory Holiday
2 Jan Monday Day After New Year’s Day Local holiday
6 Jan Friday Epiphany Observance, Christian
7 Jan Saturday Orthodox Christmas Day Orthodox
14 Jan Saturday Orthodox New Year Orthodox
22 Jan Sunday Lunar New Year Observance

2 Feb Thursday Groundhog Day Observance
6 Feb Monday Tu B’Shevat (Arbor Day) Jewish holiday
14 Feb Tuesday Valentine’s Day Observance
15 Feb Wednesday National Flag of Canada Day Observance
18 Feb Saturday Isra and Mi’raj Muslim
20 Feb Monday Louis Riel Day Common local holiday
20 Feb Monday Nova Scotia Heritage Day Common local holiday
20 Feb Monday Islander Day Common local holiday
20 Feb Monday Family Day Common local holiday
21 Feb Tuesday Carnival / Shrove Tuesday / Pancake Day Christian
22 Feb Wednesday Ash Wednesday Christian
24 Feb Friday Yukon Heritage Day Local de facto holiday

1 Mar Wednesday St David’s Day Observance
7 Mar Tuesday Purim Jewish holiday
12 Mar Sunday Daylight Saving Time starts Clock change/Daylight Saving Time
13 Mar Monday Commonwealth Day Observance
17 Mar Friday St. Patrick’s Day Observance
20 Mar Monday St. Patrick’s Day Local holiday
20 Mar Monday March Equinox Season
23 Mar Thursday Ramadan Start (Tentative Date) Muslim


2 Apr Sunday Palm Sunday Christian

6 Apr Thursday Maundy Thursday Christian
6 Apr Thursday First day of Passover Jewish holiday
6 Apr Thursday Tartan Day Observance
7 Apr Friday Good Friday Statutory Holiday
8 Apr Saturday Holy Saturday Christian
9 Apr Sunday Easter Sunday Designated Retail Closing Day
9 Apr Sunday Easter Sunday Observance, Christian
9 Apr Sunday Easter Sunday Shops Closing Day
9 Apr Sunday Vimy Ridge Day Observance
10 Apr Monday Easter Monday Statutory Holiday
10 Apr Monday Easter Monday Optional holiday
10 Apr Monday Easter Monday Local de facto holiday
10 Apr Monday Easter Monday Statutory Holiday
13 Apr Thursday Last day of Passover Jewish holiday
14 Apr Friday Orthodox Good Friday Orthodox
15 Apr Saturday Orthodox Holy Saturday Orthodox
16 Apr Sunday Orthodox Easter Orthodox
17 Apr Monday Laylatul Qadr (Night of Power) Muslim
17 Apr Monday Orthodox Easter Monday Orthodox
18 Apr Tuesday Yom HaShoah Jewish commemoration
22 Apr Saturday Eid ul Fitr (Tentative Date) Muslim
24 Apr Monday St. George’s Day Local holiday
26 Apr Wednesday Yom HaAtzmaut Jewish holiday

 

9 May Tuesday Lag B’Omer Jewish holiday

 

14 May Sunday Mother’s Day Observance
18 May Thursday Ascension Day Christian
22 May Monday National Patriots’ Day Local holiday
22 May Monday Victoria Day Statutory Holiday
22 May Monday Victoria Day Statutory Holiday
26 May Friday Shavuot Jewish holiday
28 May Sunday Pentecost Christian
29 May Monday Whit Monday Christian


4 Jun Sunday Trinity Sunday Christian

8 Jun Thursday Corpus Christi Christian
18 Jun Sunday Father’s Day Observance
21 Jun Wednesday National Indigenous Peoples Day Observance
21 Jun Wednesday National Indigenous Peoples Day Local holiday
21 Jun Wednesday June Solstice Season
24 Jun Saturday St. Jean Baptiste Day Local holiday
26 Jun Monday June Holiday Local holiday
29 Jun Thursday Eid al-Adha Muslim

1 Jul Saturday Memorial Day Local holiday
1 Jul Saturday Canada Day Statutory Holiday
9 Jul Sunday Nunavut Day Local holiday
10 Jul Monday Nunavut Day observed Local holiday
10 Jul Monday Orangemen’s Day Local holiday
19 Jul Wednesday Muharram/Islamic New Year (Tentative Date) Muslim
27 Jul Thursday Tisha B’Av Jewish holiday
28 Jul Friday Ashura (Tentative Date) Muslim

2 Aug Wednesday The Royal St John’s Regatta (Regatta Day) Local holiday
7 Aug Monday Civic/Provincial Day Statutory Holiday
7 Aug Monday Civic/Provincial Day Local observance
7 Aug Monday Saskatchewan Day Common local holiday
7 Aug Monday Terry Fox Day Local observance
7 Aug Monday New Brunswick Day Prescribed Day of Rest
7 Aug Monday British Columbia Day Common local holiday
7 Aug Monday Natal Day Common local holiday
7 Aug Monday Heritage Day Optional holiday
15 Aug Tuesday Assumption of Mary Christian
18 Aug Friday Gold Cup Parade Local holiday
21 Aug Monday Discovery Day Local holiday


4 Sep Monday Labour Day Statutory Holiday


16 Sep Saturday Rosh Hashana Jewish holiday
23 Sep Saturday September Equinox Season
25 Sep Monday Yom Kippur Jewish holiday
27 Sep Wednesday Milad un Nabi (Mawlid) (Tentative Date) Muslim
30 Sep Saturday First day of Sukkot Jewish holiday
30 Sep Saturday National Day for Truth and Reconciliation Statutory Holiday
30 Sep Saturday National Day for Truth and Reconciliation Federal Employees Holiday



4 Oct Wednesday Feast of St Francis of Assisi Christian


6 Oct Friday Hoshana Rabbah Jewish holiday
7 Oct Saturday Shemini Atzeret Jewish holiday
8 Oct Sunday Simchat Torah Jewish holiday
9 Oct Monday Thanksgiving Day Statutory Holiday
9 Oct Monday Thanksgiving Day Designated Retail Closing Day
9 Oct Monday Thanksgiving Day Observance
9 Oct Monday Thanksgiving Day Statutory Holiday
18 Oct Wednesday Healthcare Aide Day Local observance
31 Oct Tuesday Halloween Observance

1 Nov Wednesday All Saints’ Day Observance, Christian
2 Nov Thursday All Souls’ Day Observance, Christian
5 Nov Sunday Daylight Saving Time ends Clock change/Daylight Saving Time
8 Nov Wednesday National Aboriginal Veterans Day Observance
11 Nov Saturday Remembrance Day Statutory Holiday
11 Nov Saturday Remembrance Day Observance
12 Nov Sunday Diwali/Deepavali Observance

3 Dec Sunday First Sunday of Advent Observance
8 Dec Friday Feast of the Immaculate Conception Christian
8 Dec Friday First Day of Hanukkah Jewish holiday
11 Dec Monday Anniversary of the Statute of Westminster Observance
15 Dec Friday Last day of Hanukkah Jewish holiday
21 Dec Thursday December Solstice Season
24 Dec Sunday Christmas Eve Observance
25 Dec Monday Christmas Day Statutory Holiday
26 Dec Tuesday Kwanzaa (first day) Observance
26 Dec Tuesday Boxing Day Statutory Holiday
26 Dec Tuesday Boxing Day Designated Retail Closing Day
26 Dec Tuesday Boxing Day Optional holiday
26 Dec Tuesday Boxing Day Local de facto holiday
26 Dec Tuesday Boxing Day Provincial Public Sector Holiday
31 Dec Sunday New Year’s Eve Observance

Read more about Canada public holidays here.

Public & Bank Holidays in Canada for 2023

  • New Year – Sunday, January 1, 2023 (Contact centres closed Monday, January 2, 2023)
  • Good Friday – Friday, April 7, 2023
  • Easter Monday – Monday, April 10, 2023
  • Victoria Day – Monday, May 22, 2023
  • Saint-Jean-Baptiste Day – Saturday, June 24, 2023 (Quebec only)
  • Canada Day – Saturday, July 1, 2023 (Contact centres closed Monday, July 3, 2023)
  • Civic Holiday – Monday, August 7, 2023
  • Labour Day – Monday, September 4, 2023
  • National Day for Truth and Reconciliation – Saturday, September 30, 2023 (Contact centres closed
  • Monday, October 2, 2023)
  • Thanksgiving Day – Monday, October 9, 2023
  • Remembrance Day – Saturday, November 11, 2023 (Contact cetres closed Monday, November 13, 2023)
  • Christmas Day – Monday, December 25, 2023
  • Boxing Day – Tuesday, December 26, 2023

Also Read:

Australia Public Holiday List 2023

UK Holidays 2023

USA Holiday List 2023

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Holidays in US 2023 – US Holidays 2023 (Federal & Bank Holidays in America)

By Astrologer on 2023-02-08 0

Holidays in US 2023

Holidays in US 2023 – In this post, you will find the calendar of all 2023 public holidays and bank holidays for United States of America. Get to know the list of bank holidays for 2023 in the US to plan your year accordingly.

So, you have greatly welcomed 2023 grandly. Here are the public holidays in USA 2023 to start planning for this year. Many people in the USA, have already begun planning for their trips in 2023. So, what do you need now? All you need is the holiday dates in USA 2023 and here are them.

Holidays in US 2023

US Holidays 2023

If you are fond of travelling on the weekends, these holiday dates will make you happier because many public holidays and bank holidays in the United States 2023 fall on either Friday or Monday. So, no need to wait for the long weekend of this year 2023 because that is quite late.

Before that, you can utilize the bank holidays in the US and start marking them on the calendar 2023. Besides the bank holidays and public holidays, there is a coronation celebration, which will get you some extra holidays during this year.

Holidays and Observances in United States of America in 2023

1-Jan Sunday New Year’s Day State Holiday
1-Jan Sunday New Year’s Day State Holiday
2-Jan Monday New Year’s Day (substitute) State Holiday
7-Jan Saturday Estelle Reel Day State Observance
8-Jan Sunday Battle of New Orleans State Legal Holiday
16-Jan Monday Martin Luther King Jr. Day State Holiday
16-Jan Monday Robert E. Lee’s Birthday State Holiday
16-Jan Monday Idaho Human Rights Day State Holiday
16-Jan Monday Civil Rights Day State Holiday
19-Jan Thursday Robert E. Lee’s Birthday State Legal Holiday
19-Jan Thursday State Holiday State Observance
19-Jan Thursday Confederate Heroes’ Day State Holiday
29-Jan Sunday Kansas Day State Observance
4-Feb Saturday Rosa Parks Day Local observance
4-Feb Saturday Rosa Parks Day State Observance
6-Feb Monday Ronald Reagan Day State Observance
12-Feb Sunday Lincoln’s Birthday State Holiday
12-Feb Sunday Lincoln’s Birthday State Legal Holiday
12-Feb Sunday Georgia Day State Observance
13-Feb Monday Lincoln’s Birthday observed State Holiday
14-Feb Tuesday Statehood Day Local observance
15-Feb Wednesday Susan B. Anthony’s Birthday State Observance
16-Feb Thursday Elizabeth Peratrovich Day State Observance
20-Feb Monday Presidents’ Day State Holiday
20-Feb Monday Presidents’ Day State Legal Holiday
20-Feb Monday Daisy Gatson Bates Day State Holiday
21-Feb Tuesday Shrove Tuesday/Mardi Gras State Holiday
25-Feb Saturday African-American Scientist and Inventor Day State Observance
25-Feb Saturday George Rogers Clark Day State Observance
28-Feb Tuesday Linus Pauling Day Local observance
2-Mar Thursday Texas Independence Day State Holiday
4-Mar Saturday Casimir Pulaski Day State Observance
6-Mar Monday Casimir Pulaski Day State Observance
7-Mar Tuesday Town Meeting Day State Holiday
17-Mar Friday Evacuation Day State Holiday
25-Mar Saturday Maryland Day Local observance
26-Mar Sunday Prince Jonah Kuhio Kalanianaole Day State Holiday
27-Mar Monday Prince Jonah Kuhio Kalanianaole Day observed State Holiday
27-Mar Monday Seward’s Day State Holiday
30-Mar Thursday Wyoming Veterans Welcome Home Day State Observance
30-Mar Thursday Vietnam Veterans Day State Observance
31-Mar Friday César Chávez Day State Holiday
2-Apr Sunday Pascua Florida Day Local observance
3-Apr Monday Pascua Florida Day observed Local observance
7-Apr Friday Good Friday State Holiday
7-Apr Friday State Holiday State Holiday
15-Apr Saturday Father Damien Day Local observance
16-Apr Sunday Emancipation Day State Holiday
17-Apr Monday Emancipation Day observed State Holiday
17-Apr Monday Patriots’ Day State Holiday
21-Apr Friday San Jacinto Day State Holiday
21-Apr Friday Arbor Day State Observance
22-Apr Saturday Oklahoma Day Local observance
24-Apr Monday Arbor Day State Observance
24-Apr Monday Confederate Memorial Day State Holiday
24-Apr Monday Confederate Memorial Day State Holiday
26-Apr Wednesday Confederate Heroes’ Day Local observance
26-Apr Wednesday State Holiday State Observance
28-Apr Friday Arbor Day State Holiday
28-Apr Friday Arbor Day State Observance
1-May Monday Lei Day Local observance
4-May Thursday Kent State Shootings Remembrance Local observance
4-May Thursday Rhode Island Independence Day Local observance
4-May Thursday West Virginia Day of Prayer State Observance
8-May Monday Truman Day State Holiday
10-May Wednesday Confederate Memorial Day State Holiday
10-May Wednesday Confederate Memorial Day Local observance
12-May Friday Native American Day State Observance
12-May Friday Military Spouse Appreciation Day State Observance
14-May Sunday Mother’s Day State Holiday
20-May Saturday Public Lands Day State Observance
22-May Monday Harvey Milk Day Local observance
29-May Monday Decoration Day State Holiday
29-May Monday Jefferson Davis’ Birthday Local observance
1-Jun Thursday Statehood Day Local observance
3-Jun Saturday Jefferson Davis’ Birthday Local observance
4-Jun Sunday Native American Day State Holiday
5-Jun Monday Jefferson Davis’ Birthday State Holiday
11-Jun Sunday Kamehameha Day State Holiday
12-Jun Monday Kamehameha Day observed State Holiday
16-Jun Friday Juneteenth State Holiday
16-Jun Friday Juneteenth Day State Holiday
17-Jun Saturday Bunker Hill Day Local holiday
17-Jun Saturday Juneteenth Day State Observance
18-Jun Sunday Father’s Day State Holiday
19-Jun Monday Juneteenth National Freedom Day State Observance
19-Jun Monday Juneteenth National Freedom Day State Holiday
19-Jun Monday Juneteenth Independence Day Observance
19-Jun Monday Emancipation Day State Holiday
20-Jun Tuesday West Virginia Day State Holiday
28-Jun Wednesday Carolina Day State Observance
4-Jul Tuesday Independence Day State Holiday
13-Jul Thursday Nathan Bedford Forrest Day Local observance
24-Jul Monday Pioneer Day State Holiday
27-Jul Thursday Korean War Veteran Recognition Day State Observance
1-Aug Tuesday Colorado Day State Observance
4-Aug Friday Barack Obama Day Observance
6-Aug Sunday American Family Day State Holiday
7-Aug Monday Purple Heart Day State Observance
14-Aug Monday Victory Day State Holiday
16-Aug Wednesday Bennington Battle Day State Holiday
18-Aug Friday Hawaii Statehood Day State Holiday
20-Aug Sunday National Navajo Code Talkers Day State Holiday
26-Aug Saturday Susan B. Anthony Day State Observance
27-Aug Sunday Lyndon Baines Johnson Day State Holiday
4-Sep Monday Labor Day State Holiday
9-Sep Saturday Native American Day State Observance
9-Sep Saturday California Admission Day State Holiday
11-Sep Monday First Responders Day State Observance
11-Sep Monday Patriot Day State Observance
16-Sep Saturday Rosh Hashana State Holiday
17-Sep Sunday Constitution Commemoration Day State Holiday
22-Sep Friday Emancipation Day Local observance
22-Sep Friday Native American Day State Observance
22-Sep Friday Michigan Indian Day State Observance
23-Sep Saturday Public Lands Day State Observance
25-Sep Monday American Indian Day State Observance
25-Sep Monday Yom Kippur State Holiday
29-Sep Friday American Indian Heritage Day State Observance
2-Oct Monday Frances Xavier Cabrini Day State Holiday
6-Oct Friday Last Day of Sukkot Jewish holiday
6-Oct Friday German American Day Observance
7-Oct Saturday Shmini Atzeret Jewish holiday
8-Oct Sunday Simchat Torah Jewish holiday
8-Oct Sunday Chicago Marathon (Tentative Date) Sporting event
9-Oct Monday Leif Erikson Day Observance
9-Oct Monday Leif Erikson Day Local observance
9-Oct Monday Columbus Day State Holiday
9-Oct Monday Columbus Day State Legal Holiday
9-Oct Monday Fraternal Day State Holiday
9-Oct Monday Yorktown Victory Day State Holiday
9-Oct Monday Discoverers’ Day State Observance
9-Oct Monday Native American Day State Holiday
9-Oct Monday Native American Day State Observance
9-Oct Monday Indigenous People’s Day State Observance
9-Oct Monday Indigenous People’s Day State Holiday
9-Oct Monday Indigenous People’s Day (Tentative Date) State Observance
9-Oct Monday American Indian Heritage Day State Holiday
11-Oct Wednesday Casimir Pulaski Day State Observance
14-Oct Saturday Robert E. Lee’s Birthday State Observance
15-Oct Sunday White Cane Safety Day Observance
16-Oct Monday Boss’s Day Observance
18-Oct Wednesday Alaska Day State Holiday
21-Oct Saturday Sweetest Day Observance
27-Oct Friday Nevada Day State Holiday
1-Nov Wednesday All Saints’ Day Christian
1-Nov Wednesday First Day of Native American Heritage Month Annual Monthly Observance
2-Nov Thursday All Souls’ Day Christian
5-Nov Sunday New York City Marathon Sporting event
5-Nov Sunday Daylight Saving Time ends Clock change/Daylight Saving Time
7-Nov Tuesday Election Day Observance
7-Nov Tuesday Election Day State Holiday
10-Nov Friday Veterans Day (substitute) State Holiday
11-Nov Saturday Veterans Day State Holiday
11-Nov Saturday Veterans Day State Holiday
13-Nov Monday Barack Obama Day Local observance
13-Nov Monday Veterans’ Day/Armistice Day (substitute) State Holiday
19-Nov Sunday George Rogers Clark Day State Observance
23-Nov Thursday Thanksgiving Day State Holiday
24-Nov Friday State Holiday State Holiday
24-Nov Friday Presidents’ Day State Holiday
24-Nov Friday Lincoln’s Birthday/Lincoln’s Day State Holiday
24-Nov Friday Day After Thanksgiving State Holiday
24-Nov Friday American Indian Heritage Day State Holiday
24-Nov Friday Native American Heritage Day State Holiday
27-Nov Monday Cyber Monday Observance
28-Nov Tuesday Giving Tuesday Observance
29-Nov Wednesday Nellie Tayloe Ross’s Birthday State Observance
1-Dec Friday Rosa Parks Day Local observance
1-Dec Friday Rosa Parks Day State Observance
6-Dec Wednesday St Nicholas Day Observance
7-Dec Thursday Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day State Observance
7-Dec Thursday Delaware Day State Observance
10-Dec Sunday Wyoming Day State Observance
21-Dec Thursday December Solstice Season
22-Dec Friday Asarah B’Tevet Jewish holiday
24-Dec Sunday Christmas Eve State Holiday
25-Dec Monday Christmas Day State Holiday
25-Dec Monday Christmas Eve observed State Holiday
26-Dec Tuesday Day After Christmas Day State Holiday
31-Dec Sunday New Year’s Eve State Holiday

Holidays in US 2023 – Bank Holidays in America

Fine below are US Banks Holidays 2023

Date Day Holiday
January 2 Monday New Year’s Day  (Observed)
January 16 Monday Martin Luther King Jr. Day
February 20 Monday Washington’s Birthday
May 29 Monday Memorial Day
June 19 Monday Juneteenth National Independence Day
July 4 Tuesday Independence Day
September 4 Monday Labor Day
October 9 Monday Columbus Day
Saturday State Holiday Veterans Day
November 23 Thursday Thanksgiving Day
December 25 Monday Christmas Day

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UK Holidays 2023

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UK Holidays 2023 – United Kingdom Public & Bank Holidays 2023

By Astrologer on 2023-02-08 0

UK holidays 2023

UK Holidays 2023 – In this post, you will find the calendar of all 2023 public holidays and bank holidays for England, United Kingdom. Get to know the list of bank holidays for 2023 in the UK to plan your year accordingly.

So, you have greatly welcomed 2023 grandly. Here are the Public holidays in UK 2023 to start planning for this year.

Many people in the United Kingdom, particularly in Wales and England, including the North East, have already begun planning for their trips in 2023. So, what do you need now? All you need is the holiday dates in UK 2023 and here are them.

UK holidays 2023

UK Holidays 2023

If you are fond of travelling on the weekends, these holiday dates will make you happier because many public holidays and bank holidays in the United Kingdom 2023 fall on either Friday or Monday. So, no need to wait for the long weekend of this year 2023 because that is quite late.

Before that, you can utilize the bank holidays in the UK and start marking them on the calendar 2023. Besides the bank holidays and public holidays, there is a coronation celebration, which will get you some extra holidays during this year.

Holidays and Observances in UK 2023

Date   Name Type
 
       
1-Jan Sunday New Year’s Day Bank Holiday
2-Jan Monday New Year’s Day observed Bank Holiday
3-Jan Tuesday 2nd January (substitute day) Local Bank Holiday
5-Jan Thursday Twelfth Night Observance, Christian
6-Jan Friday Epiphany Observance, Christian
7-Jan Saturday Orthodox Christmas Day Observance, Orthodox
14-Jan Saturday Orthodox New Year Observance, Orthodox
22-Jan Sunday Lunar New Year Observance
25-Jan Wednesday Burns Night Local Observation
       
6-Feb Monday Tu B’Shevat (Arbor Day) Jewish Holiday
14-Feb Tuesday Valentine’s Day Observance
18-Feb Saturday Maha Shivaratri Hindu Holiday
18-Feb Saturday Isra and Mi’raj Muslim
21-Feb Tuesday Carnival / Shrove Tuesday / Pancake Day Observance, Christian
22-Feb Wednesday Carnival / Ash Wednesday Observance, Christian
       
1-Mar Wednesday St. David’s Day Local Observation
7-Mar Tuesday Purim Jewish Holiday
17-Mar Friday St Patrick’s Day Local Bank Holiday
19-Mar Sunday Mother’s Day Observance
20-Mar Monday March Equinox Season
23-Mar Thursday Ramadan Start (Tentative Date) Muslim
26-Mar Sunday Daylight Saving Time starts Clock change/Daylight Saving Time
       
2-Apr Sunday Palm Sunday Observance, Christian
6-Apr Thursday Maundy Thursday Observance, Christian
6-Apr Thursday First day of Passover Jewish Holiday
7-Apr Friday Good Friday Bank Holiday
8-Apr Saturday Holy Saturday Observance, Christian
9-Apr Sunday Easter Sunday Observance, Christian
10-Apr Monday Easter Monday Local Observation
10-Apr Monday Easter Monday Common Local Holiday
13-Apr Thursday Last day of Passover Jewish Holiday
14-Apr Friday Orthodox Good Friday Observance, Orthodox
15-Apr Saturday Orthodox Holy Saturday Observance, Orthodox
16-Apr Sunday Orthodox Easter Observance, Orthodox
17-Apr Monday Laylatul Qadr (Night of Power) Muslim
17-Apr Monday Orthodox Easter Monday Observance, Orthodox
18-Apr Tuesday Yom HaShoah Jewish Commemoration
22-Apr Saturday Eid ul Fitr (Tentative Date) Muslim
22-Apr Saturday Stephen Lawrence Day Observance
23-Apr Sunday St. George’s Day Observance, Christian
23-Apr Sunday St. George’s Day Observance
23-Apr Sunday Shakespeare Day Observance
26-Apr Wednesday Yom HaAtzmaut Jewish Holiday
       
1-May Monday Early May Bank Holiday Bank Holiday
6-May Saturday The Coronation of King Charles III Observance
8-May Monday Bank Holiday for the Coronation of King Charles III Bank Holiday
9-May Tuesday Lag B’Omer Jewish Holiday
18-May Thursday Ascension Day Observance, Christian
26-May Friday Shavuot Jewish Holiday
28-May Sunday Pentecost Observance, Christian
29-May Monday Whit Monday Observance, Christian
29-May Monday Spring Bank Holiday Bank Holiday
       
4-Jun Sunday Trinity Sunday Observance, Christian
8-Jun Thursday Corpus Christi Observance, Christian
17-Jun Saturday King’s Birthday Observance
18-Jun Sunday Father’s Day Observance
21-Jun Wednesday June Solstice Season
22-Jun Thursday Windrush Day Observance
29-Jun Thursday Eid al-Adha (Tentative Date) Muslim
       
12-Jul Wednesday Battle of the Boyne Local Bank Holiday
19-Jul Wednesday Muharram/Islamic New Year (Tentative Date) Muslim
27-Jul Thursday Tisha B’Av Jewish Holiday
28-Jul Friday Ashura (Tentative Date) Muslim
       
7-Aug Monday Summer Bank Holiday Common Local Holiday
15-Aug Tuesday Assumption of Mary Observance, Christian
28-Aug Monday Summer Bank Holiday Common Local Holiday
       
6-Sep Wednesday Janmashtami (Smarta) Hindu Holiday
7-Sep Thursday Janmashtami Hindu Holiday
16-Sep Saturday Rosh Hashana Jewish Holiday
23-Sep Saturday September Equinox Season
25-Sep Monday Yom Kippur Jewish Holiday
27-Sep Wednesday Milad un Nabi (Mawlid) (Tentative Date) Muslim
30-Sep Saturday First day of Sukkot Jewish Holiday
       
4-Oct Wednesday Feast of St Francis of Assisi Observance, Christian
6-Oct Friday Hoshana Rabbah Jewish Holiday
7-Oct Saturday Shemini Atzeret Jewish Holiday
8-Oct Sunday Simchat Torah Jewish Holiday
29-Oct Sunday Daylight Saving Time ends Clock change/Daylight Saving Time
31-Oct Tuesday Halloween Observance
       
1-Nov Wednesday All Saints’ Day Observance, Christian
2-Nov Thursday All Souls’ Day Observance, Christian
5-Nov Sunday Guy Fawkes Day Observance
12-Nov Sunday Diwali/Deepavali Hindu Holiday
12-Nov Sunday Remembrance Sunday Observance
30-Nov Thursday St Andrew’s Day Local Bank Holiday
       
3-Dec Sunday First Sunday of Advent Observance, Christian
8-Dec Friday Feast of the Immaculate Conception Observance, Christian
8-Dec Friday First Day of Hanukkah Jewish Holiday
15-Dec Friday Last day of Hanukkah Jewish Holiday
22-Dec Friday December Solstice Season
24-Dec Sunday Christmas Eve Observance, Christian
25-Dec Monday Christmas Day Bank Holiday
26-Dec Tuesday Boxing Day Bank Holiday
31-Dec Sunday New Year’s Eve Observance

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Australia holidays 2023 – Australia Public Holidays 2023

By Astrologer on 2023-02-07 0

Australia holidays 2023

Australia holidays 2023 – Are you looking for the 2023 Public holidays Australia? If so, in this article, you will find the complete list of 2023 holidays in Australia. We have provided a calendar of all 2023 public holidays for Australia. These dates and holidays list may be modified as official growth and changes are announced, so please check back regularly for updates. Scroll down this article to view and read the national holiday list of Australia in 2023.

This article has a calendar of all 2023 public holidays for Australia. These dates and holiday list may be modified as official changes are announced. Therefore, please check back regularly this page for updates.
your state’s calendar.

Australia holidays 2023

Australia Holidays 2023 & Public Holidays

Date

Day

Holiday

States

1 Jan

Sun

New Year’s Day

National

2 Jan

Mon

New Year Holiday

National

11 Jan

Wed

Devonport Cup

TAS

26 Jan

Thu

Australia Day

National

13 Feb

Mon

Royal Hobart Regatta

TAS

22 Feb

Wed

Launceston Cup

TAS

6 Mar

Mon

Labour Day

WA

7 Mar

Tue

King Island Show

TAS

13 Mar

Mon

Canberra Day

ACT

13 Mar

Mon

Eight Hours Day

TAS

13 Mar

Mon

Labour Day

VIC

13 Mar

Mon

Adelaide Cup Day

SA

7 Apr

Fri

Good Friday

National

8 Apr

Sat

Day following Good Friday

National except TAS & WA

9 Apr

Sun

Easter Sunday

National except NT, SA & TAS

10 Apr

Mon

Easter Monday

National

11 Apr

Tue

Easter Tuesday *

TAS

25 Apr

Tue

Anzac Day

National

1 May

Mon

Labour Day

QLD

1 May

Mon

May Day

NT

5 May

Fri

AGFEST

TAS

29 May

Mon

Reconciliation Day

ACT

 

5 Jun

Mon

Western Australia Day

WA

12 Jun

Mon

King’s Birthday

National except QLD & WA

7 Jul

Fri

Alice Springs Show Day

NT

14 Jul

Fri

Tennant Creek Show Day

NT

21 Jul

Fri

Katherine Show Day

NT

28 Jul

Fri

Darwin Show Day

NT

7 Aug

Mon

Picnic Day

NT

16 Aug

Wed

Ekka Wednesday *

QLD

18 Aug

Fri

Borroloola Show Day

NT

25 Sep

Mon

King’s Birthday

WA

TBA

 

AFL Grand Final Friday

VIC

2 Oct

Mon

Labour Day

ACT, NSW & SA

2 Oct

Mon

King’s Birthday

QLD

6 Oct

Fri

Burnie Show

TAS

12 Oct

Thu

Royal Launceston Show

TAS

20 Oct

Fri

Flinders Island Show

TAS

26 Oct

Thu

Royal Hobart Show

TAS

6 Nov

Mon

Recreation Day

TAS

7 Nov

Tue

Melbourne Cup Day *

VIC

1 Dec

Fri

Devonport Show

TAS

24 Dec

Sun

Christmas Eve *

NT, QLD & SA

25 Dec

Mon

Christmas Day

National

26 Dec

Tue

Boxing Day

National except SA

26 Dec

Tue

Proclamation Day

SA

       

31 Dec

Sun

New Year’s Eve *

NT & SA

       

Public & Bank Holidays in 2023 – Reserve Bank of Australia

Holidays observed in Australia and Reserve Bank of Australia offices in Beijing, London and New York during 2023:

Date Holiday Location Observed
1 January New Year’s Day All States and Territories, Beijing, London, New York
2 January Day in lieu of New Year’s Day All States and Territories, Beijing, London, New York
26 January Australia Day All States and Territories
20 February President’s Day New York
23 February Day in lieu of Chinese New Year’s Eve Beijing
24–25 February Chinese New Year – Spring Festival Beijing
6 March Labour Day Western Australia
13 March Adelaide Cup Day South Australia
Canberra Day Australian Capital Territory
Labour Day Victoria
Eight Hours Day Tasmania
7 April Good Friday All States and Territories, Beijing, London, New York
8 April Easter Saturday All States and Territories (except Tasmania, Western Australia)
9 April Easter Sunday Australian Capital Territory, New South Wales, Queensland, Victoria, Western Australia
10 April Easter Monday All States and Territories, Beijing, London, New York
11 April Easter Tuesday Tasmania(a),(b)
25 April Anzac Day All States and Territories
1 May May Day Northern Territory
Labour Day Queensland
Early May Bank Holiday London
29 May Memorial Day New York
29 May Reconciliation Day Australian Capital Territory
Spring Bank Holiday London
5 June Western Australia Day Western Australia
12 June King’s Birthday Australian Capital Territory, New South Wales, Northern Territory, South Australia, Tasmania, Victoria
22 June Dragon Boat Festival Beijing
4 July Independence Day New York
7 August Bank Holiday New South Wales(a)
Picnic Day Northern Territory
16 August Royal Queensland Show Day Queensland (Brisbane area only)
28 August Summer Bank Holiday London
4 September Labor Day New York
25 September King’s Birthday Western Australia
TBC Friday before the AFL Grand Final(e) Victoria
2 October Labour Day Australian Capital Territory, New South Wales, South Australia
King’s Birthday Queensland
In lieu of Chinese National Day Beijing
3–4 October Chinese National Day – Golden Week Beijing
7 November Melbourne Cup Day Victoria
23 November Thanksgiving Day New York
24 November Day after Thanksgiving New York
24 December Christmas Eve Queensland(c), South Australia, Northern Territory(d), Beijing
25 December Christmas Day All States and Territories, Beijing, London, New York
26 December Boxing Day All States and Territories, London, New York, Beijing
Proclamation Day South Australia
27 December Day in lieu of Christmas Eve Beijing
27–29 December Additional post holiday New York
31 December New Year’s Eve South Australia and Northern Territory(d)

(a) Not a state-wide public holiday.
(b) Generally Public Service only.
(c) Part-day public holiday from 6.00 pm until midnight.
(d) Part-day public holiday from 7.00 pm until midnight.
(e) Friday before AFL Grand Final typically falls on the last Friday in September or the first Friday in October. The exact date is subject to change based on the AFL schedule.

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