When is Columbus Day 2026?
Monday, October 12, 2026 — Federal holiday on the second Monday of October (also Indigenous Peoples' Day in many places).
Columbus Day 2026
Monday, October 12, 2026 (Monday). This evergreen page always shows the next upcoming occurrence — after the date passes, it rolls forward automatically on rebuild.
Columbus Day falls on Monday, October 12, 2026 (Monday). This evergreen page always shows the next upcoming occurrence — after the date passes, it rolls forward automatically on rebuild.
Federal holiday on the second Monday of October (also Indigenous Peoples' Day in many places).
How the date is calculated
It's Calendar does not hand-edit a single year’s spreadsheet. Columbus Day is resolved from the same holiday engine that powers the 2026 holidays list and the US Holidays Marked monthly templates — fixed calendar dates, nth-weekday rules, or Easter-based offsets depending on the observance.
Plan around Columbus Day 2026
- Block travel and school closures on the October 2026 sheet before the week fills up.
- Use the weekly planner pack for the seven days around Monday, October 12, 2026.
- Scan nearby federal or observance days on the full holidays list.
- For classrooms, jump to the school-year hub and mark breaks by hand.
Print this month
Open the October 2026 printable and choose the holidays-marked template so the day is labeled in-cell. Prefer a wall overview? Grab the 2026 yearly poster or plan ahead with 2027 yearly. Need a closer zoom? Use the weekly planner pack for the days around Monday, October 12, 2026.
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FAQ
What date is Columbus Day in 2026?
Columbus Day 2026 falls on Monday, October 12, 2026.
How is Columbus Day calculated?
Federal holiday on the second Monday of October (also Indigenous Peoples' Day in many places).
Which printable calendar should I use for Columbus Day 2026?
Download the October 2026 printable calendar and choose the US Holidays Marked template so the day is labeled in-cell.
Does this page change every year?
Yes. /when-is/columbus-day.html is evergreen and always resolves to the next upcoming occurrence — after the date passes, the page rolls forward automatically.