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🇺🇸United States • 2028 Calendar

Long Weekends in United States 2028

All 3+ day holiday weekends requiring 0 PTO, plus strategic 1-PTO bridge opportunities for quick 4-day trips.

Natural Long Weekends (0 PTO)

8 Weekends

3 or more consecutive days off naturally
1-PTO Bridge Weekends

2 Opportunities

Turn 1 PTO day into 4+ continuous days off

Natural Long Weekends (No PTO Required)

These statutory holidays fall on Fridays, Mondays, or multi-day spans that connect naturally to the weekend.

3 Days Off • 0 PTO

Jan 15, 2028 – Jan 17, 2028

Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
Fri–Sun or Sat–Mon natural block
3 Days Off • 0 PTO

Feb 19, 2028 – Feb 21, 2028

Washington's Birthday
Fri–Sun or Sat–Mon natural block
3 Days Off • 0 PTO

May 27, 2028 – May 29, 2028

Memorial Day
Fri–Sun or Sat–Mon natural block
3 Days Off • 0 PTO

Jun 17, 2028 – Jun 19, 2028

Juneteenth National Independence Day
Fri–Sun or Sat–Mon natural block
3 Days Off • 0 PTO

Sep 2, 2028 – Sep 4, 2028

Labor Day
Fri–Sun or Sat–Mon natural block
3 Days Off • 0 PTO

Oct 7, 2028 – Oct 9, 2028

Columbus Day
Fri–Sun or Sat–Mon natural block
3 Days Off • 0 PTO

Nov 10, 2028 – Nov 12, 2028

Veterans Day (Observed)Veterans Day
Fri–Sun or Sat–Mon natural block
3 Days Off • 0 PTO

Dec 23, 2028 – Dec 25, 2028

Christmas Day
Fri–Sun or Sat–Mon natural block

1-PTO Bridge Weekends (4+ Days Off)

Use exactly 1 annual leave day on an isolated working day to unlock a continuous 4-day mini-vacation.

4 Days Off • 1 PTO Day

Jul 1, 2028 – Jul 4, 2028

Take PTO: 2028-07-03Independence Day
4x Leverage Ratio
4 Days Off • 1 PTO Day

Nov 23, 2028 – Nov 26, 2028

Take PTO: 2028-11-24Thanksgiving Day
4x Leverage Ratio
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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about public holidays, long weekends, and PTO planning.

A natural long weekend requires zero vacation days because a public holiday falls directly on a Friday or Monday (or connects with other holidays). A bridge weekend uses 1 single vacation day to bridge an isolated working day (like a Friday after Thursday's holiday) to create a 4-day block.