United States Holiday Calendar for 2018

New Year's Day 2018 for United States holiday calendar is celebrated on Monday (January 1st). New Year's Day is on January 1 of each year to mark the beginning of the New Year and with the reflection of last year. Many will make New Year's resolutions today to make their lives better in the coming years. Monday (January 15th) 2018 is to celebrates Martin Luther King's 2018 Day. Martin Luther King Day is on January 3 each year. Today celebrates the role of Martin Luther King’s in civil rights and racial equality. 

Based on United States holiday calendar President's Day 2018 will be celebrated on Monday (February 19th). President's Day, also known as Washington Day, is observed on Monday, the third of February. Today is the birthday of our former President of the United States. Memorial Day is observed last Monday in May of each year. Today he honors all those who died serving the US Army. Based on holiday calendar, Labor Day is celebrated / observed on Monday, September 3. Labor Day was observed on the first Monday in September. 

This day recognizes and also celebrates the American labor movement. It is as well as mark the end of the summer and return to school for American youth. Do not forget holidays related to your audience by creating a basic monthly calendar. Keep in mind the big days ahead for your audience. For us here in the United States, the beginning of the Thanksgiving holiday season. You can get a list of December holidays as well as days to consider (feel free to edit the list to suit your audience's interests). 

After adding important days to remember your basic monthly calendar, focus on how they will show each week by sharing brainstorming topics related to your audience during this period. Use this classical theme to plan a weekly theme. For example, let's say you're an expert in self-improvement status and you can create a color pages for teens.