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2009


JULY 2009

4 Sat Independence Day Holiday

8-11 Wed-Sat FSAE (Fla. Society of Assn. Executives) Annual Conference at the Sawgrass Marriott in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida.

7 Tue ISES / SOUTH FLORIDA/CARIBBEAN Installation Gala at the W Fort Lauderdale, 401 North Fort Lauderdale Beach Boulevard. 6:30 PM Cocktails and Venue Tour; 7:30-9:30 PM Plated Installation Dinner. For more information and to RSVP Click Here.

11-13 Sat-Mon MPI World Education Congress in Salt Lake City, Utah. The WEC offers specially-designed motivational and educational programs for all levels ... from novice to expert, plus a Trade Show and a multitude of social networking events.

18 Sat Audrey Payne Brown Memorial Fund ~ 1st Annual Barbeque at Babb’s Place, 1631 SW 98th Avenue, Pembroke Pines, 2:00-7:00 PM. Join your industry friends at this great summer social event! BBQ, Great Raffle Prizes, and a Unique "Rummage" Sale. All proceeds will go to the A.P.B.M.F scholarship fund for local inner city youths. This scholarship honors Audrey Payne Brown, who passed away last year. Audrey, a Co-Founder of the Florida Association of Meetings & Events Professionals (FAME) and the Professional Tour Guide Association of Florida (PTGAF), was a leader among professionals in South Florida's destination management industry. For more information and to RSVP Click Here.

18-21 Sat-Tue NSA Annual Convention at the JW Marriott Desert Ridge Resort and Spa in Phoenix, Arizona.

22 Wed HSMAI / SOUTH FLORIDA Chapter Meeting at the W Hotel, Fort Lauderdale. Lunch and Program: guest speaker Bruce Turkel, CEO, Turkel Advertising, will speak about "Building Brand Values in Tough Times". For more information and to RSVP Click Here.

24-28 Fri-Tue IAAM (International Association of Assembly Managers) 84th Annual Conference in Boston, Massachusetts.

26-29 Sun-Wed NACE (National Assn. of Catering Executives) 2009 Educational Conference in Charlotte, North Carolina. For information and to register Click Here.

28 Tue SITE (Society of Incentive & Travel Executives) / FLORIDA Summer Seminar 2009 at Disney's Yacht & Beach Club Resort in Lake Buena Vista. The Disney Institute will kick off the day with a fantastic presentation on CREATIVITY – Disney Style. The panel discussion will include leaders from BCD, Carlson, MotivAction, First Incentive Travel and Maritz Travel. Bob Jacques from AIT will also be presenting. Buyers from additional travel companies represented as well. For information and to register Click Here.

28-30 Tue-Thu DMAI (Destination Marketing Association International) 95th Annual Convention at the Hyatt Regency Atlanta, Atlanta, Georgia. For information and to register Click Here.

29-Aug 1 Wed-Sat CHRIE (Council on Hotel, Restaurant, and Institutional Education) I-CHRIE Annual Conference & Marketplace at the Hyatt Regency San Francisco, San Francisco, California. For information and to register Click Here.

AUGUST 2009

Jul 29-Aug 1 Wed-Sat CHRIE (Council on Hotel, Restaurant, and Institutional Education) I-CHRIE Annual Conference & Marketplace at the Hyatt Regency San Francisco, San Francisco, California. For information and to register Click Here.

5-7 Wed-Fri FFEA (Florida Festivals and Events Association) 15th Annual Convention and Trade Show at the Hyatt Regency Coconut Point Resort & Spa in Bonita Springs. For information and to register Click Here.

6-8 Thu-Sat ISES (Int'l. Special Events Society) ISES Eventworld 2009 - An Institute for Professional Development at the San Francisco Marriott, San Francisco, California. This is the annual international conference for ISES, which has over 5,500 members active in 40 chapters throughout the world. For more information Click Here.

8 Sat FSA / NSA “FSA - Got Talent” Extravaganza! at the Hilton Deerfield Beach, 100 Fairway Drive, Deerfield Beach (on the NE corner of I-95 and Hillsboro Boulevard), 5:30 - 9:00 PM. Cocktails, dinner, and a full evening of entertainment featuring the extraordinary talents of FSA members! For more information and to RSVP Click Here.

13 Thu HSMAI / SOUTH FLORIDA Coop Event in Broward County with SFIMA, AMA and FDMA. Geoff Ramsey, CEO eMarketer, will speak on "Navigating Through Complexity: How to Achieve Success with Online Travel Marketing in Seven Easy Steps". For more information and to RSVP Click Here.

13-15 Thu-Sat MPI Southeast Educational Conference 2009 (SEC) at the Eden Roc, a Renaissance Beach Resort & Spa, 4525 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach. Hosted by the South Florida Chapter of MPI ... with the support and participation of the Greater Orlando Area, North Florida, and Tampa Bay Area Chapters. An outstanding lineup of professional development sessions, networking opportunities and trade show activities will be offered. For more information Click Here.

15-18 Sat-Tue ASAE Annual Meeting and Exposition in Toronto, Canada. For more information and to register Click Here.

19 Wed HSMAI / SOUTH FLORIDA Chapter Meeting in Miami-Dade County. Program: Revenue Management Panel. For more information and to RSVP Click Here.

23-25 Sun-Tue VISIT FLORIDA 42nd Annual Governor's Conference on Tourism at the Fontainebleau Miami Beach. For information and to register Click Here.

23-26 Sun-Wed NBTA (National Business Travel Assn.) International Convention and Exposition in San Diego, California. For information and to register Click Here.

SEPTEMBER 2009

7 Mon Labor Day Holiday

9 Wed FBTA / SOUTH FLORIDA / NBTA Chapter Meeting at the EPIC Hotel, 270 Biscayne Boulevard Way, Miami. 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM Lunch and Program. For more information and to RSVP Click Here.

9-10 Wed-Thu HSMAI (Hospitality Sales & Marketing Assn. Int'l.) Affordable Meetings at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington, DC. For information and to register Click Here.

9-11 Wed-Fri La Cumbre 2009 at the Puerto Rico Convention Center, San Juan, Puerto Rico. 500 buyers and 270 exhibitors are expected to participate in this annual travel industry conference for the sales and marketing of travel to the Americas. For information and to register Click Here.

11-13 Fri-Sun FRLA (Florida Restaurant and Lodging Association ) Florida Restaurant & Lodging Show at the Orange County Convention Center, Orlando. For information and to register Click Here.

15 Tue NACE / SOUTH FLORIDA Chapter Meeting in Palm Beach. For details and to RSVP Click Here.

16 Wed HSMAI / SOUTH FLORIDA Chapter Meeting at the Broward Convention Center. Program: Meeting Planners Panel. For more information and to RSVP Click Here.

19-20 Sat-Sun Rosh Hashanah (Jewish New Year) (Begins at sundown of preceding day and ends at sunset)

21-25 Mon-Fri IFEA (International Festivals and Events Association) 54th Annual Convention and Expo in Indianapolis, Indiana. For information and to register Click Here.

22 Tue MPI / SOUTH FLORIDA Chapter Meeting For information and to RSVP Click Here.

28 Mon Yom Kippur (Jewish Day of Atonement) (Begins at sundown of preceding day and ends at sunset)

29-Oct 1 Tue-Thu ITME (Incentive Travel & Meeting Executives) The Motivation Show in Chicago, Illinois. For information and to register Click Here.

OCTOBER 2009

Sep 29-Oct 1 Tue-Thu ITME (Incentive Travel & Meeting Executives) The Motivation Show in Chicago, Illinois. For information and to register Click Here.

12 Mon Columbus Day Holiday

14 Wed FBTA / SOUTH FLORIDA / NBTA Chapter Meeting in Palm Beach County. 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM Lunch and Program. For more information and to RSVP Click Here.

21 Wed HSMAI / SOUTH FLORIDA Chapter Meeting Luncheon Event on FIU Campus. For more information and to RSVP Click Here.

30-Nov 2 Fri-Mon SITE (Society of Incentive & Travel Executives) SITE International Conference 2009 in Aruba. For more information and to register Click Here.

31 Sat Halloween

NOVEMBER 2009

Oct 30-Nov 2 Fri-Mon SITE (Society of Incentive & Travel Executives) SITE International Conference 2009 in Aruba. For more information and to register Click Here.

1 Sun Daylight Saving Time Ends (Set clocks back one hour at 2:00 am)

3 Tue Election Day

4 Wed FBTA / SOUTH FLORIDA / NBTA Installation & Awards Dinner at the Hilton Miami Downtown, 1601 Biscayne Boulevard, Miami. 6:00 PM Cocktails & Silent Auction; 7:00 PM Dinner & Program. . For more information and to RSVP Click Here.

11 Wed Veterans Day Holiday

14-18 Sat-Wed NTA (National Tour Assn.) Annual Convention in Reno, Nevada.

15-17 Sun-Tue VISIT FLORIDA Florida Encounter at the Innisbrook Resort and Golf Club, near Tampa. A one-stop "shopping" event geared for meeting planners. For information and to register Click Here.

15-19 Sun-Thu FICP (Financial & Insurance Conference Planners) Annual Conference at the Sheraton Centre Toronto Hotel in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

17 Tue MPI / SOUTH FLORIDA Chapter Meeting For information and to RSVP Click Here.

18 Wed HSMAI / SOUTH FLORIDA Chapter Meeting. Cruise Update Luncheon. For more information and to RSVP Click Here.

26 Thu Thanksgiving Day Holiday

DECEMBER 2009

1-3 Tue-Thu EIBTM (European Incentive & Business Travel & Meetings Exhibition) in Barcelona, Spain. For more information and to register Click Here.

6-9 Sun-Wed SITE (Society of Incentive & Travel Executives) / FLORIDA Tournament for Tomorrow at the Shingle Creek Resort in Orlando. The event will feature two full days of golf and networking. Up to 100 hosted incentive travel buyers from around the world are expected to attend. Proceeds will benefit future incentive travel executives through a partnership with the University of Central Florida's Rosen College of Hospitality Management. For information and to RSVP Click Here.

8-10 Tue-Thu IAEE (International Association for Exhibitions and Events) EXPO! EXPO! - Annual Meeting and Exhibition at the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta, Georgia. For information and to register Click Here.

12-19 Sat-Sat Hanukkah (Begins at sundown of preceding day and ends at sunset)

12 Sat Winterfest Boat Parade on the Intracoastal Waterway in Fort Lauderdale. For information Click Here.

25 Fri Christmas

26-Jan 1 Sat-Fri Kwanzaa

2010


JANUARY 2010

Dec 26-Jan 1 Sat-Fri Kwanzaa

1 Fri New Year's Day

8-10 Fri-Sun ACOM (Association for Convention Operations Management) Annual Conference at the Westin City Center in Dallas, Texas.

10-13 Sun-Wed PCMA (Professional Convention Management Association) Annual Meeting in Dallas, Texas.

13-15 Wed-Fri SPECIAL EVENTS MAGAZINE The Special Event 2010 at the Morial Convention Center in New Orleans, Louisiana. Educational Conference and Trade Show at the San Diego Convention Center. For all of the details and to register Click Here.

18 Mon Martin Luther King Jr. Day Holiday

26-29 Tue-Fri RCMA (Religious Conf. Mgmt. Assn.) Annual Meeting in Fort Worth, Texas.


FEBRUARY 2010

2 Tue Groundhog Day

9-11 Tue-Thu GMIC (Green Meeting Industry Council) 2010 Greening the Hospitality Industry Conference in Denver, Colorado. For information and to register Click Here.

14 Sun Valentine's Day

15 Mon Presidents' Day Holiday

16 Tue Fat Tuesday (Mardi Gras!)

28-Mar 2 Sun-Tue MPI The European Meetings and Events Conference 2010 in Málaga, Spain. This conference is designed to become the largest pan-European educational conference for meetings and events professionals.


MARCH 2010

Feb 28-Mar 2 Sun-Tue MPI The European Meetings and Events Conference 2010 in Málaga, Spain. This conference is designed to become the largest pan-European educational conference for meetings and events professionals.

14 Sun Daylight Saving Time Begins (Set clocks ahead one hour at 2:00 am)

17 Wed St. Patrick's Day

21-24 Sun-Wed ACCED-I (Assn. of Collegiate Conf. & Events Directors - Int'l.) 30th Annual Conference at the Galt House Hotel & Suites, Louisville, Kentucky. For information and to register Click Here.

30-Apr 5 Tue-Mon Passover (Begins at sundown of preceding day and ends at sunset) A special dinner, called a Seder, is held on the first two nights. The remainder of Passover is imbued with a semi-festive status. During Passover, leavened foods (bread, pasta, cookies, etc.) are not eaten.


APRIL 2010

Mar 30-Apr 5 Tue-Mon Passover (Begins at sundown of preceding day and ends at sunset) A special dinner, called a Seder, is held on the first two nights. The remainder of Passover is imbued with a semi-festive status. During Passover, leavened foods (bread, pasta, cookies, etc.) are not eaten.

4 Sun Easter


MAY 2010

9 Sun Mothers' Day

15-19 Sat-Wed TIA (Travel Industry Association of America) International Pow Wow in Orlando, Florida.

25-27 Tue-Thu IMEX (The Worldwide Exhibition for Incentive Travel, Meetings and Events) in Frankfurt, Germany.

31 Mon Memorial Day Holiday


JUNE 2010

19 Sat Juneteenth (Liberation of Slaves)

20 Sun Fathers' Day


JULY 2010

4 Sun Independence Day Holiday

14-17 Wed-Sat FSAE (Fla. Society of Assn. Executives) Annual Conference at The Naples Grande in Naples, Florida.

17-20 Sat-Tue NSA Annual Convention at the Orlando World Center Marriott in Orlando, Florida.

23-27 Fri-Tue IAAM (International Association of Assembly Managers) 85th Annual Conference in Houston, Texas.

25-27 Sun-Tue MPI World Education Congress in Vancouver, Canada. The WEC offers specially-designed motivational and educational programs for all levels ... from novice to expert, plus a Trade Show and a multitude of social networking events.


AUGUST 2010

21-24 Sat-Tue ASAE Annual Meeting and Exposition in Los Angeles, California. For more information and to register Click Here.

SEPTEMBER 2010

6 Mon Labor Day Holiday

9-10 Thu-Fri Rosh Hashanah (Jewish New Year) (Begins at sundown of preceding day and ends at sunset)

18 Sat Yom Kippur (Jewish Day of Atonement) (Begins at sundown of preceding day and ends at sunset)


OCTOBER 2010

11 Mon Columbus Day Holiday

31 Sun Halloween


NOVEMBER 2010

2 Tue Election Day

7 Sun Daylight Saving Time Ends (Set clocks back one hour at 2:00 am)

11 Thu Veterans Day Holiday

13-17 Sat-Wed NTA (National Tour Assn.) Annual Convention in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

25 Thu Thanksgiving Day Holiday


DECEMBER 2010

2-9 Thu-Thu Hanukkah (Begins at sundown of preceding day and ends at sunset)

25 Sat Christmas

26-Jan 1 Sun-Sat Kwanzaa

2011


JANUARY 2011

Dec 26-Jan 1 Sun-Sat Kwanzaa

1 Sat New Year's Day

17 Mon Martin Luther King Jr. Day Holiday


FEBRUARY 2011

2 Wed Groundhog Day

14 Mon Valentine's Day

21 Mon Presidents' Day Holiday


MARCH 2011

8 Tue Fat Tuesday (Mardi Gras!)

13 Sun Daylight Saving Time Begins (Set clocks ahead one hour at 2:00 am)

17 Thu St. Patrick's Day

26-30 Sat-Wed ACCED-I (Assn. of Collegiate Conf. & Events Directors - Int'l.) 31st Annual Conference at the Hilton, located in the Walt Disney World® Resort, Orlando, Florida. For information and to register Click Here.


APRIL 2011

19-25 Tue-Mon Passover (Begins at sundown of preceding day and ends at sunset) A special dinner, called a Seder, is held on the first two nights. The remainder of Passover is imbued with a semi-festive status. During Passover, leavened foods (bread, pasta, cookies, etc.) are not eaten.

24 Sun Easter


MAY 2011

8 Sun Mothers' Day

21-25 Sat-Wed TIA (Travel Industry Association of America) International Pow Wow in San Francisco, California.

24-26 Tue-Thu IMEX (The Worldwide Exhibition for Incentive Travel, Meetings and Events) in Frankfurt, Germany.

30 Mon Memorial Day Holiday


JUNE 2011

19 Sat Juneteenth (Liberation of Slaves)

19 Sun Fathers' Day


JULY 2011

4 Mon Independence Day Holiday

25-29 Mon-Fri IAAM (International Association of Assembly Managers) 86th Annual Conference in Phoenix, Arizona.


AUGUST 2011

6-9 Sat-Tue ASAE Annual Meeting and Exposition in St. Louis, Missouri. For more information and to register Click Here.

SEPTEMBER 2011

5 Mon Labor Day Holiday

29-30 Thu-Fri Rosh Hashanah (Jewish New Year) (Begins at sundown of preceding day and ends at sunset)


OCTOBER 2011

8 Sat Yom Kippur (Jewish Day of Atonement) (Begins at sundown of preceding day and ends at sunset)

10 Mon Columbus Day Holiday

31 Mon Halloween


NOVEMBER 2011

6 Sun Daylight Saving Time Ends (Set clocks back one hour at 2:00 am)

8 Tue Election Day

11 Fri Veterans Day Holiday

24 Thu Thanksgiving Day Holiday


DECEMBER 2011

5-9 Mon-Fri NTA (National Tour Assn.) Annual Convention in Las Vegas, Nevada.

21-28 Wed-Wed Hanukkah (Begins at sundown of preceding day and ends at sunset)

25 Sun Christmas

26-Jan 1 Mon-Sun Kwanzaa

2012


JANUARY 2012

Dec 26-Jan 1 Mon-Sun Kwanzaa

1 Sun New Year's Day

16 Mon Martin Luther King Jr. Day Holiday


FEBRUARY 2012

2 Thu Groundhog Day

14 Tue Valentine's Day

20 Mon Presidents' Day Holiday

21 Tue Fat Tuesday (Mardi Gras!)


MARCH 2012

11 Sun Daylight Saving Time Begins (Set clocks ahead one hour at 2:00 am)

17 Sat St. Patrick's Day


APRIL 2012

7-13 Sat-Fri Passover (Begins at sundown of preceding day and ends at sunset) A special dinner, called a Seder, is held on the first two nights. The remainder of Passover is imbued with a semi-festive status. During Passover, leavened foods (bread, pasta, cookies, etc.) are not eaten.

8 Sun Easter


MAY 2012

13 Sun Mothers' Day

28 Mon Memorial Day Holiday


JUNE 2012

19 Tue Juneteenth (Liberation of Slaves)

17 Sun Fathers' Day


JULY 2012

4 Wed Independence Day Holiday

20-24 Fri-Tue IAAM (International Association of Assembly Managers) 87th Annual Conference in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.


AUGUST 2012

11-14 Sat-Tue ASAE Annual Meeting and Exposition in Dallas, Texas. For more information and to register Click Here.

SEPTEMBER 2012

3 Mon Labor Day Holiday

17-18 Mon-Tue Rosh Hashanah (Jewish New Year) (Begins at sundown of preceding day and ends at sunset)

26 Wed Yom Kippur (Jewish Day of Atonement) (Begins at sundown of preceding day and ends at sunset)


OCTOBER 2012

8 Mon Columbus Day Holiday

31 Wed Halloween


NOVEMBER 2012

4 Sun Daylight Saving Time Ends (Set clocks back one hour at 2:00 am)

6 Tue Election Day

11 Sun Veterans Day

12 Mon Veterans Day Holiday

22 Thu Thanksgiving Day Holiday


DECEMBER 2012

21-28 Wed-Wed Hanukkah (Begins at sundown of preceding day and ends at sunset)

25 Tue Christmas

26-Jan 1 Wed-Tue Kwanzaa

2013


JANUARY 2013

Dec 26-Jan 1 Wed-Tue Kwanzaa

1 Tue New Year's Day

21 Mon Martin Luther King Jr. Day Holiday


FEBRUARY 2013

2 Sat Groundhog Day

12 Tue Fat Tuesday (Mardi Gras!)

14 Thu Valentine's Day

18 Mon Presidents' Day Holiday


MARCH 2013

10 Sun Daylight Saving Time Begins (Set clocks ahead one hour at 2:00 am)

17 Sun St. Patrick's Day

26-Apr 1 Tue-Mon Passover (Begins at sundown of preceding day and ends at sunset) A special dinner, called a Seder, is held on the first two nights. The remainder of Passover is imbued with a semi-festive status. During Passover, leavened foods (bread, pasta, cookies, etc.) are not eaten.

31 Sun Easter


APRIL 2013

Mar 26-Apr 1 Tue-Mon Passover (Begins at sundown of preceding day and ends at sunset) A special dinner, called a Seder, is held on the first two nights. The remainder of Passover is imbued with a semi-festive status. During Passover, leavened foods (bread, pasta, cookies, etc.) are not eaten.

MAY 2013

12 Sun Mothers' Day

27 Mon Memorial Day Holiday


JUNE 2013

16 Sun Fathers' Day

19 Wed Juneteenth (Liberation of Slaves)


JULY 2013

4 Thu Independence Day Holiday

26-30 Fri-Tue IAAM (International Association of Assembly Managers) 88th Annual Conference in New Orleans, Louisiana.


AUGUST 2013

SEPTEMBER 2013

1 Mon Labor Day Holiday

5-6 Thu-Fri Rosh Hashanah (Jewish New Year) (Begins at sundown of preceding day and ends at sunset)

14 Sat Yom Kippur (Jewish Day of Atonement) (Begins at sundown of preceding day and ends at sunset)


OCTOBER 2013

14 Mon Columbus Day Holiday

31 Thu Halloween


NOVEMBER 2013

3 Sun Daylight Saving Time Ends (Set clocks back one hour at 2:00 am)

5 Tue Election Day

11 Mon Veterans Day Holiday

28 Thu Thanksgiving Day Holiday


DECEMBER 2013

21-28 Wed-Wed Hanukkah (Begins at sundown of preceding day and ends at sunset)

25 Wed Christmas

26-Jan 1 Thu-Wed Kwanzaa

2014


JANUARY 2014

Dec 26-Jan 1 Thu-Wed Kwanzaa

1 Wed New Year's Day

20 Mon Martin Luther King Jr. Day Holiday


FEBRUARY 2014

2 Sun Groundhog Day

14 Fri Valentine's Day

17 Mon Presidents' Day Holiday


MARCH 2014

4 Tue Fat Tuesday (Mardi Gras!)

9 Sun Daylight Saving Time Begins (Set clocks ahead one hour at 2:00 am)

17 Mon St. Patrick's Day


APRIL 2014

15-21 Tue-Mon Passover (Begins at sundown of preceding day and ends at sunset) A special dinner, called a Seder, is held on the first two nights. The remainder of Passover is imbued with a semi-festive status. During Passover, leavened foods (bread, pasta, cookies, etc.) are not eaten.

20 Sun Easter


MAY 2014

11 Sun Mothers' Day

26 Mon Memorial Day Holiday


JUNE 2014

15 Sun Fathers' Day

19 Thu Juneteenth (Liberation of Slaves)


JULY 2014

4 Fri Independence Day Holiday


AUGUST 2014

SEPTEMBER 2014

1 Mon Labor Day Holiday

25-26 Thu-Fri Rosh Hashanah (Jewish New Year) (Begins at sundown of preceding day and ends at sunset)


OCTOBER 2014

4 Sat Yom Kippur (Jewish Day of Atonement) (Begins at sundown of preceding day and ends at sunset)

13 Mon Columbus Day Holiday

31 Fri Halloween


NOVEMBER 2014

2 Sun Daylight Saving Time Ends (Set clocks back one hour at 2:00 am)

4 Tue Election Day

11 Tue Veterans Day Holiday

27 Thu Thanksgiving Day Holiday


DECEMBER 2014

21-28 Wed-Wed Hanukkah (Begins at sundown of preceding day and ends at sunset)

25 Thu Christmas

26-Jan 1 Fri-Thu Kwanzaa

2015


JANUARY 2015

Dec 26-Jan 1 Fri-Thu Kwanzaa

1 Thu New Year's Day

19 Mon Martin Luther King Jr. Day Holiday


FEBRUARY 2015

2 Mon Groundhog Day

14 Sat Valentine's Day

16 Mon Presidents' Day Holiday

17 Tue Fat Tuesday (Mardi Gras!)


MARCH 2015

8 Sun Daylight Saving Time Begins (Set clocks ahead one hour at 2:00 am)

17 Tue St. Patrick's Day


APRIL 2015

4-10 Sat-Fri Passover (Begins at sundown of preceding day and ends at sunset) A special dinner, called a Seder, is held on the first two nights. The remainder of Passover is imbued with a semi-festive status. During Passover, leavened foods (bread, pasta, cookies, etc.) are not eaten.

5 Sun Easter


MAY 2015

10 Sun Mothers' Day

25 Mon Memorial Day Holiday


JUNE 2015

19 Fri Juneteenth (Liberation of Slaves)

21 Sun Fathers' Day


JULY 2015

4 Sat Independence Day Holiday


AUGUST 2015

SEPTEMBER 2015

7 Mon Labor Day Holiday

14-15 Mon-Tue Rosh Hashanah (Jewish New Year) (Begins at sundown of preceding day and ends at sunset)

23 Wed Yom Kippur (Jewish Day of Atonement) (Begins at sundown of preceding day and ends at sunset)


OCTOBER 2015

12 Mon Columbus Day Holiday

31 Sat Halloween


NOVEMBER 2015

1 Sun Daylight Saving Time Ends (Set clocks back one hour at 2:00 am)

3 Tue Election Day

11 Wed Veterans Day Holiday

26 Thu Thanksgiving Day Holiday


DECEMBER 2015

21-28 Wed-Wed Hanukkah (Begins at sundown of preceding day and ends at sunset)

25 Fri Christmas

26-Jan 1 Sat-Fri Kwanzaa

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