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Calendar August 2033 & Moon Phases
This free calendar features official public holidays, traditional festivals, major sporting events and precise monthly moon phases for your region, and supports one-click downloading and high-quality printing.
Public Holidays in Mexico 2033
| Date | Week | Public Holidays | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| January 1, 2033 | Sat | New Year's Day | National |
| February 7, 2033 | Mon | Constitution Day | National |
| March 21, 2033 | Mon | Benito Juárez's birthday | National |
| May 1, 2033 | Sun | Labor Day | National |
| September 16, 2033 | Fri | Independence Day | National |
| November 21, 2033 | Mon | Revolution Day | National |
| December 25, 2033 | Sun | Christmas Day | National |
About Public Holidays in México
Mexico's holiday year is a vivid mix of civic commemorations and Catholic feasts. September 16 marks Independence Day, celebrated with the famous 'Grito' ceremony, while the Day of the Dead on November 1-2 blends pre-Hispanic and Catholic tradition into a national remembrance of the departed. Christmas runs long in Mexico, anchored by the posadas that begin on December 16, and labour-related dates such as Constitution Day, Labour Day and Revolution Day are moved to Mondays for three-day weekends. Regional fairs and patron-saint festivals complete a dense calendar.
In 2033, Mexico observes 7 public holidays including 7 national, of which 3 fall on a weekend.