Holidays and Periods of Recognition and Observance

  1. Law
  2. Hawaii Revised Statutes
  3. General Provisions
  4. Holidays and Periods of Recognition and Observance

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Section
8-1

Holidays designated.

Section
8-1.5

Discoverers' Day.

Section
8-2

Observance of holidays falling on Sundays and Saturdays.

Section
8-3

Banking holidays.

Section
8-3.4

Civil Liberties and the Constitution Day.

Section
8-3.5

Patriot Day.

Section
8-3.6

Gold Star Family Day.

Section
8-4

Buddha Day.

Section
8-4.5

Baha'i New Year's Day.

Section
8-4.6

Asian Lunar New Year Commemoration Week.

Section
8-5

King Kamehameha celebration commission.

Section
8-5.5

Queen Lili‘uokalani Day.

Section
8-6

REPEALED.

Section
8-7

Arbor Day.

Section
8-8

Saint Damien de Veuster Day.

Section
8-8.2

Saint Marianne Cope Day.

Section
8-9

Respect for Our Elders Day.

Section
8-10

Bodhi Day.

Section
8-11

Children and Youth Day and Month.

Section
8-12

World Ocean Day.

Section
8-13

Lei Day.

Section
8-14

Financial Literacy Month.

Section
8-15

Kupuna Recognition Day.

Section
8-16

Peace Day.

Section
8-16.2

Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi Day.

Section
8-17

Caregiver Recognition Day

Section
8-18

Filipino-American History Month.

Section
8-18.5

Sakada Day.

Section
8-19

Makahiki Commemoration Day.

Section
8-20

Language Access Month.

Section
8-21

Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

Section
8-22

Kalo Appreciation Month.

Section
8-23

Homelessness Awareness Month.

Section
8-24

`Ōlelo Hawai`i Month.

Section
8-25

Human Trafficking Awareness Month.

Section
8-28

Outdoor Heritage Month.

Section
8-29

Farm to School Month in Hawaii.

Section
8-30

Suicide Prevention and Awareness Month.

Section
8-31

International Yoga Day.