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September Has No National Holidays in Argentina as Local Asuetos Create Patchwork Long Weekends

Municipal non‑working days in Buenos Aires province produce limited breaks under rules that make private‑sector observance optional.

Muchos estudiantes y trabajadores tienen dudas sobre si el 13 de septiembre, día en que se conmemora la Gesta Heroica de los Niños Héroes de Chapultepec, es considerado un día festivo oficial. Foto: Especial
Varios establecimientos estarán cerrados o trabajarán en horarios limitados el 1 de septiembre de 2025 (Unsplash/Mike Petrucci)
¡Sorpresa! Confirmaron un feriado para el 8 de septiembre y algunos tendrán un fin de semana largo extra.
En un mes con pocos feriados, habrá varios afortunados que gozarán de un merecido descanso.

Overview

  • Argentina’s official 2025 calendar lists no nationwide feriados in September, with the next national date on Sunday, October 12, and the next long weekend set for November 21–24.
  • End‑of‑August local holidays include August 29 in La Angelita (General Arenales), Saldungaray (Tornquist), Merlo and Hurlingham, and August 30 in Bragado, Castelli, Tornquist and Merlo.
  • Early September brings localized breaks with September 1 declared in Hilario Ascasubi (Villarino) and September 8 in San Pedro for its patronal feast, affecting public offices and Banco Provincia branches in those jurisdictions.
  • Sectoral and religious observances still shape September for limited groups, including Rosh Hashanah on September 23–24 for the Jewish community, Teacher’s Day on September 11 with primary school closures, and Commerce Employees’ Day commonly observed around September 26.
  • In regional contrast, Mexico recognizes September 16 as a statutory national holiday with triple pay if worked, while September 13 and 15 are not official rest days.