What are the holidays in January of 2016?

Holidays 2016 January 1 New Year’s Day Fri January 18 Martin Luther King Day Mon February 15 Presidents’ Day Mon March 27 Easter Sun May 8 Mother’s Day Sun

How big is the US calendar for 2016?

Download this 2016 calendar with American holidays that you can use for planning your vacation or to keep track of important events. This 2016 printable calendar is available as a PDF template. Paper size: US Letter. Width and height: 11 x 8.5 inches. By downloading this printable calendar you agree to the Terms of Use.

When is Chinese New Year observance in 2016?

National Freedom Day 2016 Observance -2050 Feb 2 – Tues Groundhog Day 2016 Observance -2049 Feb 5 – Fri National Wear Red Day 2016 Observance -2046 Feb 8 – Mon Chinese New Year 2016 Observance -2043

What are some historical events that happened in 2016?

Historical Events in 2016. Jan 1 Dubai skyscraper “The Address” burns as the New Year is rung in. Fire started on the 31st. Jan 4 Colombo’s Gemology Institute certifies world’s largest ever blue star sapphire at 1404.49 carats, found in a Sri Lankan mine in August 2015.

Holiday Day Days to go; January 1 2016: New Year’s Day: Friday-January 18 2016: Martin Luther King Day: Monday-January 24 2016: Belly Laugh Day: Sunday-February 2 2016: Groundhog Day: Tuesday-February 9 2016: Mardi Gras Carnival

Why is June 4 a national holiday in Estonia?

Estonia annually celebrates Flag Day on June 4. This national holiday commemorates the day, when the flag of Estonia was first consecrated in 1884. Anniversaries and Memorial Days → Finland. On June 4, the Finns celebrate the birthday of Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim, a prominent Finnish statesman and military leader.

Why is June 4 a national holiday in Finland?

This national holiday commemorates the day, when the flag of Estonia was first consecrated in 1884. On June 4, the Finns celebrate the birthday of Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim, a prominent Finnish statesman and military leader. The occasion is also celebrated as the flag day of the Finnish Defense Forces.