December 31–January 1
New Year’s
Here’s to a new year with our neighbors across all five boroughs.
Mehmeti + D’Aleo Plumbing
Holiday Mascots
Our wrench mascot marks the holidays and traditions our New York neighbors share. Find each occasion and its illustration below.
Diwali and Eid al-Fitr homepage dates are confirmed each year.
Third Monday in January
Martin Luther King Jr. Day
We honor Dr. King’s legacy of service and the New Yorkers who carry it forward in their communities.
First day of the lunar new year
Lunar New Year
Wishing everyone celebrating a year of good health, happiness, and time with family.
February 12
Lincoln’s Birthday
Today we remember Lincoln and reflect on the work of building a more equal country.
February 14
Valentine’s Day
Sending a little love to the neighbors who make New York feel like home.
Third Monday in February
Washington’s Birthday (Presidents’ Day)
Today we take a moment to reflect on our country’s history and the people who shaped it.
March 17
St. Patrick’s Day
Warm wishes to New York’s Irish community and everyone joining the celebration.
March 19
St. Joseph’s Day
A nod to Joe’s Italian heritage and the tradition of sharing zeppole with family and friends.
Easter Sunday
Easter
Wishing everyone celebrating a joyful Sunday with the people they love.
April 25
Italian Liberation Day
We join our Italian neighbors in remembering those who worked and sacrificed for freedom.
Last Monday in May
Memorial Day
We honor the men and women who died while serving in the U.S. armed forces.
June 2
Italian Republic Day
Happy Italian Republic Day to our Italian-American neighbors across New York.
June 19
Juneteenth
We commemorate emancipation and honor the history, resilience, and contributions of Black Americans.
July 4
Independence Day
Wishing our neighbors a great Independence Day with family and friends.
August 15
Ferragosto
Here’s to a summer day spent around a good table with family and friends.
First Monday in September
Labor Day
Thank you to the tradespeople, building teams, and workers who keep our city running.
October 1 spotlight
Italian-American Heritage Month
We celebrate the families, traditions, and trades that have helped shape New York, including Joe’s Italian roots.
Second Monday in October
Columbus Day
We recognize the federal holiday and the Italian-American traditions many New Yorkers mark on this day.
October 31
Halloween
Have a fun night, whether you’re carving pumpkins or trick-or-treating around the block.
Main day · confirmed annually
Diwali
Wishing everyone celebrating the Festival of Lights joy, warmth, and time with loved ones.
Tuesday after the first Monday in November
Election Day
Thank you to our neighbors who vote and the poll workers who make it possible.
November 11
Veterans Day
We’re grateful to New York’s veterans and to everyone who has served in the U.S. armed forces.
Fourth Thursday in November
Thanksgiving
We’re grateful for the neighbors, families, and building teams who make this city feel like home.
November 28
Albanian Flag Day
Happy Albanian Flag Day to New York’s Albanian community and everyone celebrating.
Eight days beginning with the first full day
Hanukkah
Wishing everyone celebrating eight days filled with light, warmth, and time together.
December 24–25
Christmas
Wishing everyone celebrating a warm and joyful Christmas with family and friends.
NYC observance · confirmed annually
Eid al-Fitr
Wishing everyone celebrating a joyful Eid and a good meal shared with family and friends.