No, and not all of the holiday's listed below are government holidays either. The observed government holidays (for govt employees, but not all workers of course in the U.S-it depends on the business requirements) are:

Wednesday, Jan. 1, 2003 New Year's Day
Monday, Jan. 20 Birthday of Martin Luther King Jr.
Monday, Feb. 17 Washington’s Birthday
Monday, May 26 Memorial Day
Friday, July 4 Independence Day
Monday, Sept. 1 Labor Day
Monday, Oct. 13 Columbus Day
Tuesday, Nov. 11 Veterans Day
Thursday, Nov. 27 Thanksgiving Day
Thursday, Dec. 25 Christmas Day
Thursday, Jan. 1, 2004 New Year's Day

For instance, the company I work for only observes:

new years day
president's day
memorial day
independence day
labor day
thanksgiving
christmas

However, we get good friday off in lieu of martin luther king's birthday. Go figure.

Tracy


>You don't get off for Valentine's day? ;)
>
>>http://usinfo.state.gov/usa/infousa/facts/factover/holidays.htm
>>and dates:
>>http://www.planetware.com/national/US/HOLIDAYS.HTM
>>
>>January 01, 2003 - New Year's Day
>>January 20, 2003 - Martin Luther King Jr. Day
>>February 17, 2003 - Presidents' Day
>>April 06, 2003 - Daylight Saving Time Begins
>>April 20, 2003 - Easter
>>May 11, 2003 - Mother's Day
>>May 26, 2003 - Memorial Day
>>June 15, 2003 - Father's Day
>>July 04, 2003 - Independence Day
>>September 01, 2003 - Labor Day
>>October 13, 2003 - Columbus Day
>>October 26, 2003 - Daylight Saving Time Ends
>>November 11, 2003 - Veterans Day
>>November 27, 2003 - Thanksgiving
>>December 25, 2003 - Christmas Day
>>
>>
>>
>>>>Could anyone please give an URL detailing 2003 festive days for USA?
>>>>Thanks.
>>>
>>>Sorry... "Local holidays for USA"