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When Is Thanksgiving 2026? US and Canadian Dates for the Next 10 Years

US Thanksgiving 2026 is on Thursday, November 26. In Canada, Thanksgiving 2026 was on Monday, October 12. US Thanksgiving is always the fourth Thursday of November, and Canadian Thanksgiving the second Monday of October, so the date changes every year. Follow the live Thanksgiving countdown to see exactly how long is left.

Key facts

  • US Thanksgiving 2026: Thursday, November 26. Black Friday: November 27.
  • US Thanksgiving 2027: Thursday, November 25.
  • Canadian Thanksgiving 2027: Monday, October 11.
  • US Thanksgiving can fall anywhere from November 22 to November 28.

Thanksgiving dates through 2035

YearUS Thanksgiving (4th Thursday of November)Canadian Thanksgiving (2nd Monday of October)
2026Thursday, November 26Monday, October 12
2027Thursday, November 25Monday, October 11
2028Thursday, November 23Monday, October 9
2029Thursday, November 22Monday, October 8
2030Thursday, November 28Monday, October 14
2031Thursday, November 27Monday, October 13
2032Thursday, November 25Monday, October 11
2033Thursday, November 24Monday, October 10
2034Thursday, November 23Monday, October 9
2035Thursday, November 22Monday, October 8

Why does Thanksgiving move every year?

Thanksgiving isn’t tied to a calendar date but to a day of the week. In the United States, federal law sets it on the fourth Thursday of November, so it can fall between November 22 and 28. In Canada, it’s the second Monday of October, between October 8 and 14.

A short history of the US date

President Abraham Lincoln proclaimed a national day of thanksgiving in October 1863, setting it for the last Thursday of November. Presidents followed that tradition until 1939, when November had five Thursdays. President Franklin D. Roosevelt moved Thanksgiving a week earlier to give stores a longer shopping season during the Great Depression. The change was so unpopular that critics called it “Franksgiving”, and for a couple of years states celebrated on different days. In December 1941, Congress passed a law fixing Thanksgiving on the fourth Thursday of November, where it has stayed ever since.

Canadian Thanksgiving

Canada’s Thanksgiving has been on the second Monday of October since 1957, when Parliament proclaimed it a day of thanks for the harvest. It’s a statutory holiday in most provinces and territories, but not in New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, PEI or Newfoundland and Labrador, where it depends on your employer. See Canada’s statutory holidays by province.

Is the day after Thanksgiving a holiday?

The Friday after US Thanksgiving, Black Friday, is not a federal holiday. But many employers and a number of state governments give the day off, which turns Thanksgiving into a four-day weekend for millions of people. In 2026, that weekend runs from Thursday, November 26 to Sunday, November 29. Taking Monday to Wednesday off as well gives you 9 days in a row: see our guide to long weekends.

Calling family abroad on Thanksgiving

If your Thanksgiving dinner is at 4 PM in New York on November 26, 2026, here’s what time it is for family elsewhere:

CityLocal time
Honolulu11:00 AM Thursday
Los Angeles1:00 PM Thursday
Vancouver2:00 PM Thursday
Chicago, Mexico City3:00 PM Thursday
London9:00 PM Thursday
Lagos10:00 PM Thursday
Mumbai2:30 AM Friday
Manila5:00 AM Friday
Sydney8:00 AM Friday

Note that Vancouver is only 2 hours behind New York this year, not 3, because British Columbia no longer turns its clocks back. For any other city, use our time zone converter.

Sources

Frequently asked questions

What date is Thanksgiving 2026?

Thursday, November 26, 2026 in the US. Canadian Thanksgiving was Monday, October 12, 2026.

What date is Thanksgiving 2027?

Thursday, November 25, 2027 in the US, and Monday, October 11, 2027 in Canada.

What is the latest possible date for US Thanksgiving?

November 28. The next time it falls that late is 2030.

Is Thanksgiving always on a Thursday?

In the US, yes, the fourth Thursday of November. In Canada, it’s always a Monday.

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