VIC public holidays 2027
Victoria has 14 statewide public holidays in 2027. The statewide days give 5 long weekends of three days or more.
These are the 2027 dates. VIC public holidays 2028
All public holidays
| Date | Holiday | School |
|---|---|---|
| Fri 1 Jan | New Year's Day | School holidays |
| Tue 26 Jan | Australia Day | School holidays |
| Mon 8 Mar | Labour Day | Schools closed |
| Fri 26 Mar | Good Friday | School holidays |
| Sat 27 Mar | Saturday before Easter Sunday | School holidays |
| Sun 28 Mar | Easter Sunday | School holidays |
| Mon 29 Mar | Easter Monday | School holidays |
| Sun 25 Apr | ANZAC Day | Weekend |
| Mon 14 Jun | King's Birthday | Schools closed |
| Tue 2 Nov | Melbourne Cup | Schools closed |
| Sat 25 Dec | Christmas Day | School holidays |
| Sun 26 Dec | Boxing Day | School holidays |
| Mon 27 Dec | Christmas Day additional day | School holidays |
| Tue 28 Dec | Boxing Day additional day | School holidays |
Long weekends in 2027
- Fri 1 Jan to Sun 3 Jan (3 days): New Year's Day
- Sat 6 Mar to Mon 8 Mar (3 days): Labour Day
- Fri 26 Mar to Mon 29 Mar (4 days): Good Friday, Saturday before Easter Sunday, Easter Sunday, Easter Monday
- Sat 12 Jun to Mon 14 Jun (3 days): King's Birthday
- Sat 25 Dec to Tue 28 Dec (4 days): Christmas Day, Boxing Day, Christmas Day additional day, Boxing Day additional day
Questions
How many public holidays does VIC have in 2027?
14 statewide public holidays.
When is the King's Birthday public holiday in VIC in 2027?
Monday 14 June 2027.
When is Labour Day in VIC in 2027?
Monday 8 March 2027.
Are Easter Saturday and Easter Sunday public holidays in VIC in 2027?
Yes, both are public holidays in VIC: Easter Saturday (27 March) and Easter Sunday (28 March). Good Friday and Easter Monday are public holidays in every state.
When is the Anzac Day public holiday in VIC in 2027?
Sunday 25 April 2027. It falls on a weekend and VIC does not add a weekday holiday.
Other years and states
Source: Victorian public holidays 2027, Business Victoria (Victorian Government, Department of Jobs, Skills, Industry and Regions). Checked 26 October 2026. Cross-checked with data.gov.au Australian Holidays. All official sources.