List of official holidays in Lithuania:

January 1 

New Year's day

February 16 

Day of Re-establishment of the State of Lithuania (1918)

March 11 

Day of Restitution of Independence of Lithuania (from the Soviet Union, 1990)

First Sunday and Monday of spring with full moon

Easter (commemorates death of Jesus)

May 1 

International Labor Day

first sunday in May 

Mothers' Day;

June 23 

St. John's Day [Christian name], Day of Dew [original pagan name] - Celebrated according to mostly pagan traditions. (aka: Joninės, Rasos, Midsummer Day, Saint Jonas Day);

July 6 

Statehood Day (commemorates corronation of first king, Mindaugas)

August 15 

Assumption Day (Žolinės);

November 1 

All Saints' Day

December 25-26 

Christmas (commemorates birth of Jesus)

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References

• Gidenta, http://www.gidenta.lt/en/laisvalaikis.xhtml Retrieved November 2, 2005