This document lists various holidays celebrated in Great Britain and elsewhere, including both religious and secular holidays such as New Year's Day, Valentine's Day, May Day, Independence Day, Halloween, and Christmas Eve/Day. Bank holidays are also noted for January 1st, August 31st, and the first Monday of September. The holidays span the calendar year from January through December.

1. BANK HOLIDAYS
in Great Britain
JANUARY 1st New Year’s Day
6th The Three Wise Men
FEBRUARY 2nd Groundhog Day
14th Valentine’s Day
MARCH (antes de la Cuaresma) Mardi Grass
(Martes de Carnaval) Shrove Tuesday-Pancake
APRIL 1st (Los Inocentes) Fool’s Day
MAY 1st (“El Mayo”) MAYPOLE
JUNE 21st Summer solstice
JULY 4th “Independence Day” Año 1776 (U.S.A.)
AUGUST 31st (La Fiesta Nacional) Bank Holiday
SEPTEMBER 1st Monday Labour Day
OCTOBER 31st (Día de difuntos) HALLOWEEN
NOVEMBER 5th “Bonfire Night” GUY FAWKE’s
11th Armistice Day
DECEMBER 24th Christmas EVE
25th Christmas DAY
31st New Year’s Eve