Singapore Holiday Calendar

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Singapore 2026 public holiday guide

Singapore’s public holidays reflect a multicultural calendar: New Year’s Day, Chinese New Year, Good Friday, Labour Day, Vesak Day, Hari Raya Puasa, Hari Raya Haji, National Day, Deepavali, and Christmas are typical. Chinese New Year is usually two days.

Islamic and Hindu holidays move each year. Around National Day (9 August), expect events and traffic controls in the civic district.

Use this page for planning; confirm against the Singapore government gazette.

Planning tips

Singapore 2026 public holiday table

This 2026 view lists 15 public holiday dates for Singapore. The earliest entry is 2026-01-01 (New Year's Day, Thu) and the latest is 2026-12-26 (Boxing Day). The longest consecutive block in the dataset is about 3 days (2026-02-17–2026-02-19). The table below is fully readable without JavaScript.

DateWeekdayHoliday
2026-01-01 Thu New Year's Day
2026-02-17 Tue Spring Festival
2026-02-18 Wed Spring Festival
2026-02-19 Thu Spring Festival
2026-03-21 Sat Hari Raya Puasa
2026-04-03 Fri Good Friday
2026-05-01 Fri Labour Day
2026-05-24 Sun Birthday of the Buddha
2026-05-27 Wed Hari Raya Haji
2026-08-09 Sun National Day
2026-08-10 Mon National Day Holiday
2026-09-25 Fri Mid-Autumn Festival
2026-11-08 Sun Deepavali
2026-12-25 Fri Christmas Day
2026-12-26 Sat Boxing Day

Note: Compiled from public notices for planning. Confirm critical dates with official sources.

Cross-border planning notes

Singapore’s calendar is multicultural: Hari Raya, Deepavali, and Vesak move yearly. Some festivals overlap Malaysia, but National Day (9 August) does not. Chinese New Year remains a two-day focus for many teams.

Singapore FAQ

Do all shops close?

Malls often stay open; smaller traditional shops may close.

Why does Hari Raya move?

It follows the Islamic calendar.

Same as Malaysia?

Some festivals overlap, but National Day and details differ.