Public holidays in Nzérékoré, Guinea for 2021

Formerly French Guinea, after being colonized by the French during the late 1800’s, Guinea is now a predominantly Islamic country, with nearly 85% of the population being Muslims. This West African country declared its independence from France on October 2, 1958 and is now referred to as the Republic of Guinea. Guinea’s economy relies on bauxite (aluminum), minerals, diamonds and gold deposits.

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Date	Weekday	Name	Notes
January 1st	Friday	New Year's Day	Long weekend.
February 23rd	Tuesday	Founder's Day
March 1st	Monday	Leap Day
March 3rd	Wednesday	UN World Wildlife Day
March 20th	Saturday	March Equinox
March 21st	Sunday	Weasel Stomping Day
April 2nd	Friday	Good Friday
April 4th	Sunday	Easter
April 5th	Monday	Easter Monday	Long weekend.
April 5th	Monday	First Contact Day
May 1st	Saturday	Labor Day
May 10th	Monday	Whacking Day
May 12th	Wednesday	Festival of Breaking the Fast
May 25th	Tuesday	The Glorious Twenty-Fifth of May
June 21st	Monday	June Solstice
June 22nd	Tuesday	Summerween
July 19th	Monday	Feast of the Sacrifice	Long weekend.
August 15th	Sunday	Assumption of Mary
August 31st	Tuesday	Mewmaw's Day
September 22nd	Wednesday	September Equinox
September 29th	Wednesday	Hive Day
October 2nd	Saturday	Independence Day
October 18th	Monday	Birth of the Prophet	Long weekend.
October 31st	Sunday	Harry Potter Day
November 1st	Monday	All Saints' Day	Long weekend.
November 24th	Wednesday	Hogswatch
December 21st	Tuesday	December Solstice
December 23rd	Thursday	Festivus
December 24th	Friday	Christmas Eve
December 25th	Saturday	Decemberween
December 25th	Saturday	Christmas Day
December 31st	Friday	New Year's Eve

Public holidays (national, legal, government, civic, etc) are denoted in bold.
Holiday data for far-reaching years is subject to change due to laws and government decrees.

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