Here is a brief history of Presidents Day: The day does honor the first president's birthday, which falls on Feb. 22. So, no, it's not on his actual birthday — in fact, it never is. But ...

Presidents' Day will be observed on Monday, Feb. 17. Is it Presidents' Day or Washington's Birthday? Neither Congress nor the president have ever stipulated that the name of the holiday observed ...

Presidents Day began as a celebration of George Washington's birthday and has evolved into a celebration of all U.S.

Each year, the third Monday of every February is set aside to honor George Washington's birthday, colloquially known in many U.S. states as Presidents' Day in order to celebrate all presidents ...

That’s because it’s Presidents Day, officially named Washington’s Birthday in honor of America’s first president, George Washington (his actual birthday is February 22).

Presidents Day, officially known as Washington’s Birthday, is observed each year on the third Monday of February. This year, the holiday falls on Monday, Feb. 17. Here is a look at what’s open ...

In fact, New York, Illinois, Virginia, Iowa, and Florida still refer to the Monday as Washington’s birthday or George Washington’s Day. Though the law recognizes Presidents’ Day as a federal ...