Public holidays in 2026
18 days off in total
| Date | Name |
|---|---|
| Thursday | New Year's DayNew Year holidays |
| Friday | BedobaNew Year holidays |
| Wednesday | ChristmasNativity of Our Lord Jesus Christ |
| Monday | EpiphanyTheophany — the Baptism of the Lord |
| Tuesday | Mother's Day |
| Sunday | International Women's Day |
| Thursday | National Unity DayAnniversary of the Act restoring Georgia's independence (1991); day of national unity, civil accord and remembrance of those who died for the homeland |
| Friday | Good Friday |
| Saturday | Holy Saturday |
| Sunday | EasterThe Glorious Resurrection of Our Lord Jesus Christ |
| Monday | Easter MondayDay of Remembrance of the Deceased |
| Saturday | Victory DayVictory over Fascism Day |
| Tuesday | St Andrew the First-Called DayGeorgia as the Lot of the Theotokos; commemoration of St Andrew the Apostle, founder of the Georgian Church — Day of Hope |
| Sunday | Family DayDay of Family Sanctity and Respect for Parents |
| Tuesday | Independence DayIndependence Day of Georgia (1918) |
| Friday | MariamobaDormition of the Most Holy Theotokos |
| Wednesday | SvetitskhovlobaMtskhetoba — feast of Svetitskhoveli Cathedral and the Lord's Robe |
| Monday | St George's DayHoly Great-martyr George |
Church feasts in 2026
| Date | Name |
|---|---|
| Wednesday | ChristmasNativity of Our Lord Jesus Christ |
| Wednesday | Circumcision of the LordSt Basil the Great |
| Monday | EpiphanyTheophany — the Baptism of the Lord |
| Tuesday | St Nino's DaySt Nino, Equal-to-the-Apostles, Enlightener of Georgia |
| Sunday | St David the BuilderHoly King David IV the Builder |
| Sunday | Presentation of the LordMeeting of the Lord in the Temple |
| Saturday | Lazarus Saturday |
| Sunday | Palm SundayEntry of the Lord into Jerusalem |
| Tuesday | AnnunciationAnnunciation of the Most Holy Theotokos |
| Thursday | Holy Thursday |
| Friday | Good Friday |
| Saturday | Holy Saturday |
| Sunday | EasterThe Glorious Resurrection of Our Lord Jesus Christ |
| Monday | Easter MondayDay of Remembrance of the Deceased |
| Sunday | Thomas Sunday |
| Wednesday | St George's Day (spring)Holy Great-martyr George |
| Tuesday | St Andrew the First-Called DayGeorgia as the Lot of the Theotokos; commemoration of St Andrew the Apostle, founder of the Georgian Church — Day of Hope |
| Thursday | St Tamar's DayHoly Queen Tamar |
| Thursday | AscensionAscension of the Lord |
| Sunday | PentecostHoly Trinity Sunday |
| Monday | St Nino's arrivalArrival of St Nino in Georgia |
| Tuesday | Nativity of St John the BaptistBirth of St John the Forerunner |
| Sunday | Sts Peter and PaulHoly Apostles Peter and Paul |
| Wednesday | TransfigurationTransfiguration of the Lord |
| Friday | MariamobaDormition of the Most Holy Theotokos |
| Friday | Beheading of St John the BaptistBeheading of St John the Forerunner |
| Monday | Nativity of the TheotokosLittle Mariamoba |
| Sunday | Exaltation of the CrossExaltation of the Precious and Life-giving Cross |
| Wednesday | SvetitskhovlobaMtskhetoba — feast of Svetitskhoveli Cathedral and the Lord's Robe |
| Monday | St George's DayHoly Great-martyr George |
| Friday | Entry of the TheotokosEntry of the Most Holy Theotokos into the Temple |
| Sunday | St Andrew the First-CalledHoly Apostle Andrew the First-Called |
Fasts in 2026
- Nativity Fast: –
- Great Lent: –
- Apostles' Fast: –
- Dormition Fast: –
- Nativity Fast: –
Public holidays are set by Article 30 of the Labour Code of Georgia. The Government may declare additional days off, which are not shown here. The Georgian Orthodox Church follows the Julian calendar; dates here are given in the civil (Gregorian) calendar. Covers 2020–2099.