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When is Labor Day 2027?

US federal holiday on the first Monday of September.

Next dateMonday, September 6, 2027Add to calendar

Labor Day 2027

Labor Day 2027 falls on Monday, September 6, 2027. US federal holiday on the first Monday of September.

This page always shows the next Labor Day: once Monday, September 6, 2027 has passed, it switches to the 2028 date.

Labor Day dates, 2027 to 2031

YearDateDay of the week
2027September 6Monday
2028September 4Monday
2029September 3Monday
2030September 2Monday
2031September 1Monday

How the date is calculated

Labor Day follows an nth-weekday rule: the first Monday of September. For 2027 that resolves to Monday, September 6, 2027.

The same holiday engine powers our US holidays list and US Holidays Marked monthly templates.

Print this month

Open the September 2027 printable and choose the holidays-marked template so Labor Day is labeled in-cell when the engine includes it. Prefer a wall overview? Grab the 2027 yearly poster or plan ahead with 2028 yearly.

Plan around Labor Day

  • Block travel and school closures on the September 2027 sheet before the week fills up.
  • Use the weekly planner pack for the seven days around Monday, September 6, 2027.
  • Scan nearby federal or observance days on the full US holidays list.
  • For classrooms, jump to the school-year hub and mark breaks by hand.
  • Use the weekly planner pack for the days around Monday, September 6, 2027.

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FAQ

What date is Labor Day in 2027?

Labor Day 2027 falls on Monday, September 6, 2027.

How is Labor Day calculated?

Labor Day follows an nth-weekday rule: the first Monday of September. For 2027 that resolves to Monday, September 6, 2027.

Which printable calendar should I use for Labor Day 2027?

Download the September 2027 printable and choose the US Holidays Marked template so Labor Day is labeled in-cell when the engine includes it.

Does this page change every year?

Yes. After Labor Day 2027 passes, /when-is/labor-day/ switches to the next date, the same way our monthly calendar pages roll forward.