After three months without national holidays, September began with an extended break. Brazil's Independence Day was celebrated on Monday, September 7, forming a three-day long weekend for those who normally do not work on weekends.
Until the end of 2026, there will still be five remaining national holidays, four of them on weekdays and only one on the weekend. These holidays will offer extended rest opportunities for the population.
In October, on the 12th, also a Monday, Our Lady of Aparecida's Day will be celebrated, Brazil's patron saint. This date will allow the formation of another three-day long weekend, following the same pattern as the previous month.
November will concentrate three of the six remaining national holidays of 2026. The first will be All Souls' Day, on November 2, a Monday, forming another long weekend. On the 15th, a Sunday, the Republic Day holiday will be celebrated. The article was interrupted before presenting complete information about the remaining holidays in November and December.
