New Year’s Day in North Macedonia is a quiet holiday after late‑night celebrations. Families gather for long meals and a relaxed start to the year.

Orthodox Christmas on January 7 is one of the country’s most important religious holidays, marked by church services and festive family meals.

Ramazan Bajram (Eid al‑Fitr) is celebrated with morning prayers, family visits, and abundant holiday meals in Muslim communities.

Orthodox Easter Monday extends the Easter celebrations with family gatherings, festive meals, and a relaxed holiday atmosphere.

Labour Day is celebrated with picnics, family outings, and public events. Many people use the long weekend for short trips.

St. Cyril and St. Methodius Day honors the Slavic apostles who created the Glagolitic script. Cultural and religious events mark the day.

The holiday extension provides a long weekend around St. Cyril and St. Methodius Day, often used for travel or family time.

Ilinden Day (Republic Day) commemorates the 1903 Ilinden Uprising and the 1944 founding of the modern state. Official ceremonies and celebrations are held nationwide.

The second Ilinden holiday extends the celebrations and provides a long summer break for families.

Independence Day on September 8 celebrates the 1991 referendum. Festivities include concerts, ceremonies, and national flags on display.

Revolution Day commemorates the 1941 anti‑fascist uprising. It is marked by official ceremonies and remembrance events.

The holiday extension provides an additional day off after Revolution Day, often used for travel or family gatherings.

The Day of the Macedonian Revolutionary Struggle honors the historical fight for national independence and identity with official commemorations.

St. Clement of Ohrid Day honors one of the most important figures in Macedonian religious and cultural history, with church services and cultural events.