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Holiday calendar for October 2026: what important dates will Ukrainians celebrate

Holiday calendar for October 2026: what important dates will Ukrainians celebrate

October has always been a month full of various national, professional and international holidays, as everyone has long since returned from the summer vacation season, adapted to the workplace in September and is ready for new events. According to the official state calendar , in October 2026,  16 holidays and memorable dates will be celebrated in Ukraine .

The busiest day of the month will be  October 1  (Thursday), which will feature four significant events at once. In particular, this day is the church holiday of the Protection of the Mother of God, or as the people once called it, “Cossack Protection,” and today the whole country will honor those who defend our freedom — the Day of Defenders of Ukraine will be celebrated , which is a logical continuation of the historical Cossack tradition of the key day of the Zaporizhzhia army (it was on this day that the Cossacks elected key atamans).

In this article, we have compiled a complete list of official public holidays for October 2026 and organized them into a convenient table by dates and days of the week.


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Breakdown of public holidays in October 2026 by category

The October calendar combines holidays from several categories:

  • National patriotic holidays:  The most important among them is the Day of Defenders of Ukraine (October 1).
  • Professional holidays:  In October, educators, lawyers, artists, food workers, and workers in other industries are traditionally congratulated.
  • International and humanitarian events:  Days of support for the elderly and the fight against important diseases.
  • Memorable historical dates:  Day of the Liberation of Ukraine from the Nazi Invaders (October 28).

Table of holidays in October 2026 by dates

Below is a complete and detailed schedule of all 16 holidays by day of the week and date:

DateDay of the weekName of holiday/eventCategory (marker)
October 1ThursdayDay of Defenders of UkraineState-patriotic
October 1ThursdayVeteran’s DayNationwide
October 1ThursdayUkrainian Cossack DayPatriotic
October 1ThursdayInternational Day of Older PersonsInternational
October 4SundayTerritorial Defense Day of UkraineMilitary
October 4SundayEducation Workers’ DayProfessional
October 8ThursdayLawyer’s DayProfessional
October 10SaturdayStandardization and Metrology Workers’ DayProfessional
October 11SundayDay of State Sanitary and Epidemiological Service WorkersProfessional
October 11SundayArtist’s DayProfessional
October 17SaturdayPulp and Paper Industry Workers’ DayProfessional
October 18SundayFood Industry Workers DayProfessional
October 19MondayHuman Responsibility DaySocial and humanitarian
October 20TuesdayAll-Ukrainian Day of Combating Breast CancerMedical and social
October 27TuesdayUkrainian Writing and Language DayCultural and national
October 28WednesdayDay of the Liberation of Ukraine from Fascist InvadersHistorical and memorable

Note to the table: the list of holidays fully corresponds to the data of the official schedule of confirmed state events for October 2026.


Read also: Orthodox church calendar for October 2026 according to the old style


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