Here’s a list of federal holidays in the United States that are celebrated in 2023:

• New Year’s Day is celebrated on January 1st every year.
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day is observed on the third Monday of January in the United States
• Presidents’ Day, also known as Washington’s Birthday, is observed on the third Monday of February.
• Memorial Day is observed on the last Monday of May each year.
• Juneteenth, also known as Juneteenth Independence Day or Freedom Day, is celebrated on June 19th.
• Independence Day, commonly known as the Fourth of July, is celebrated annually on July 4th.
• Labor Day is observed on the first Monday of September.
• Columbus Day is observed on the second Monday of October.
• Veterans Day is observed annually on November 11th.
• Thanksgiving Day is observed on the fourth Thursday of November each year.
• Christmas Day is celebrated annually on December 25th.

Here’s how you can celebrate these holidays:

New Year’s Day – January 1st

• Attend a New Year’s Day parade
• Have a family gathering and reflect on the past year
• Make New Year’s resolutions and set goals for the coming year
• Watch the ball drop in Times Square on television

Martin Luther King Jr. Day – January 16th

• Attend a memorial or parade honoring the civil rights leader
• Volunteer at a local organization that serves the community
• Reflect on the life and work of Martin Luther King Jr.
• Read and discuss his famous speeches, including “I Have a Dream”

Presidents’ Day – February 20th

• Visit a museum or historic site related to American Presidents
• Reflect on the leadership and legacy of past Presidents
• Learn about the history of Presidents’ Day and its evolution from George Washington’s birthday to a national holiday

Memorial Day – May 29th

• Visit a national cemetery or memorial to pay respect to fallen soldiers
• Participate in a parade or ceremony honoring veterans
• Fly the American flag at half-mast to show respect
• Spend time with family and friends to remember and honor loved ones who have served in the military

Juneteenth – June 19th

• Attend a Juneteenth parade: Many cities hold Juneteenth parades to celebrate African American culture and heritage. These parades often feature marching bands, dance groups, and community organizations.
• Participate in a community festival: Many communities hold festivals and fairs to celebrate Juneteenth. These events often include live music, food vendors, and games for families to enjoy.
• Visit a museum or historical site: Many museums and historical sites offer special events and exhibitions to commemorate Juneteenth. This is a great way to learn more about the history of slavery and the Civil Rights Movement.
• Join a community gathering: Community organizations often host gatherings, such as picnics, barbecues, or potlucks, to celebrate Juneteenth. These events provide a chance to connect with others and celebrate the holiday together.
• Volunteer: Consider volunteering at a local organization that serves the African American community. This is a great way to give back and support the community on Juneteenth and throughout the year.

Independence Day – July 4th

• Attend a fireworks display
• Participate in a parade or community event
• Have a barbecue or picnic with friends and family
• Watch patriotic movies or read about the history of the American Revolution

Labor Day – September 4th

• Attend a Labor Day parade or festival
• Spend time with family and friends
• Reflect on the contributions of the American labor movement and the struggle for workers’ rights
• Enjoy a day off work or school

Columbus Day – October 9th

• Visit a museum or historical site related to Christopher Columbus or early American history
• Learn about the history of Columbus and the impact of his voyages on the world
• Reflect on the treatment of Native American peoples and the complexities of Columbus’s legacy

Veterans Day – November 11th

• Attend a parade or ceremony honoring veterans
• Visit a veterans’ hospital or nursing home to show support
• Reflect on the sacrifices and service of military veterans
• Fly the American flag to show respect

Thanksgiving Day – November 23rd

• Attend a community feast or potluck
• Spend time with family and friends
• Reflect on what you’re thankful for and practice gratitude
• Enjoy traditional Thanksgiving foods, such as turkey, stuffing, and pumpkin pie

Christmas Day – December 25th

• Attend a religious service
• Spend time with family and friends
• Exchange gifts and enjoy a festive meal
• Watch holiday movies or listen to Christmas music

Please note that the above information is for the United States, and other countries may have different dates and ways of celebrating these holidays.