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Fast answer for today, plus simple ways to celebrate—even if there’s no big fiesta on the calendar.
You woke up wondering, “Is there a Mexican holiday today?” Let’s check fast so you can plan your snack run, outfit, and playlist. No long reading. Just the good stuff.
Today (Monday, October 20, 2025) there is no national public holiday in Mexico. Some local events may still happen, but it’s not a countrywide day off.
Día de Muertos (Day of the Dead) is next. It’s honored on November 1–2. Families build ofrendas (altars), bring flowers, light candles, and share stories. It’s loving, colorful, and beautiful.
Then comes Revolution Day, the big federal holiday observed on the third Monday in November—in 2025, that’s November 17. Think parades, flags, and history.
It’s not a federal “day off” for everyone, but many schools, shops, and families adjust plans. The spirit of the holiday is strong. You’ll see ofrendas, marigolds, and sugar skulls in homes, plazas, and stores.
No national Mexican holiday today—but you can still bring the culture to life in small, warm ways. And get ready: Día de Muertos (Nov 1–2) and Revolution Day (Nov 17, 2025) are around the corner. Mark your calendar and plan something meaningful.
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