Presidents' Day is a federal holiday celebrated annually in the United States to honor all presidents, particularly George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. It falls on the third Monday in February, with the next observance on February 16, 2026. Many businesses and government offices close for the day, allowing people to take a break from their usual routines. Celebrations often include parades and events dedicated to the presidents, as well as opportunities for education through books and documentaries about their lives and contributions. Additionally, some individuals choose to engage in community service projects, reflecting on the impact of presidential leadership in shaping the nation’s history.