Day Guide for Friday November 28th 2025 What are the holidays on November 28th 2025?

This is our day guide for Friday November 28th 2025 which shows you at a glance what's happening on this day around the world. Using the calendar on this page, you can look at a day guide for any day. Why not look up your birthday to see which holidays you share it with?

Holidays on November 28th 2025

Albania: Independence Day

The day the Declaration of Independence was adopted by Ismail Qemali in 1912

Chad: Republic Day

On November 28th 1958, Chad became an autonomous state within the French Community.

Congo: Republic Day

The Republic of the Congo was proclaimed on November 28th 1958, after the dissolution of French Equatorial Africa

East Timor: Proclamation of Independence Day

In November 1975, the Revolutionary Front for an Independent East Timor declared the territory's independence from Portugal

Mauritania: Independence Day

Mauritania declared its independence from France on November 28th 1960

Panama: Independence Day

Panama was part of Gran Colombia when it became independent from Spain in 1821

Turks and Caicos Islands: National Day of Thanksgiving

This has been a holiday since 2014 and is a day for islanders to give thanks

Regional

USA (regional): Day after Thanksgiving

Whilst it is not an official holiday, the Day after Thanksgiving is given an a holiday by most employers

Public sector only

USA (regional): Lincoln's Birthday (observed)

Celebrated on the day after Thanksgiving. Actual birthday is 12th February

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General Information for November 28th 2025
There are 9 public holidays today.
Day 332 of 2025
33 days left in 2025
Week 48 of the year
On this Day in History
1918 - Bukovina votes for union with the Kingdom of Romania.
1893 - New Zealand becomes the first country in which women vote in a national election.
1821 - Panama Independence Day: Panama separates from Spain and joins Gran Colombia.
1520 – After navigating through a strait at the southern end of South America, three ships under the command of Portuguese explorer Ferdinand Magellan reach the Pacific Ocean, becoming the first European ships to sail from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific.