Malta public holidays 2027

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1. Fri, 01 Jan 2027New Year's Day

   The supplied Malta calendar lists 1 January 2027 as New Year’s Day and marks it PUBLIC. In the Gregorian calendar, 1 January is the first day of the year; the supplied context also notes that the date is widely celebrated internationally. Those points explain the calendar name, but do not establish particular Maltese customs or the exact scope of any legal closure. This entry records the listed designation without assuming how individuals observe it.

2. Wed, 10 Feb 2027Feast of St. Paul's Shipwreck

   The supplied Malta calendar lists 10 February 2027 as the Feast of St. Paul’s Shipwreck and marks it PUBLIC. The accompanying material provides no Malta-specific account of the feast’s religious significance, history, local observance, or legal coverage. This entry therefore records the calendar designation without asserting how the day is observed or the extent of any closure. Malta’s official holiday legislation or government information would be appropriate to check its legal status and coverage.

3. Fri, 19 Mar 2027Feast of St. Joseph

   The supplied Malta calendar lists 19 March 2027 as the Feast of St. Joseph and marks it PUBLIC. No accompanying context source explains the feast’s religious meaning, its history in Malta, or how it is observed locally. The entry is therefore limited to the name, date, and classification in the calendar; it does not imply that everyone observes the day or specify closures. Official Maltese holiday information and an appropriate church source could clarify its legal status and local context.

4. Fri, 26 Mar 2027Good Friday

   The supplied Malta calendar lists Good Friday on 26 March 2027 and classifies it as PUBLIC. The accompanying context describes Good Friday as a solemn Christian holy day commemorating the crucifixion and death of Jesus, observed during Holy Week. The date varies from year to year; this entry uses the date supplied for 2027. The material does not establish the precise scope of legal closures in Malta or how individual communities observe the day.

5. Wed, 31 Mar 2027Freedom Day

   The supplied Malta calendar lists 31 March 2027 as Freedom Day and marks it PUBLIC. The accompanying context source only notes that the name “Freedom Day” can refer to different observances; it does not explain this Maltese holiday. Accordingly, this entry does not assign a historical event or meaning to the date. The calendar supports the listed name, date, and classification, while official Maltese historical and legal sources would be needed to verify the holiday’s significance and coverage.

6. Sat, 01 May 2027Worker's Day

   The supplied Malta calendar lists 1 May 2027 as Worker’s Day and marks it PUBLIC. No context source was supplied to explain the observance, its historical background in Malta, or its local significance. This entry therefore records only the calendar’s date, name, and classification and does not assume particular events or practices. Official Maltese holiday information or legislation could clarify the day’s legal coverage; a reputable local historical source could provide additional context.

7. Mon, 07 Jun 2027​Sette Giugno

   Sette Giugno, literally “Seventh of June” in Italian, is listed in the supplied Malta calendar on 7 June 2027 as a PUBLIC holiday. The supplied context links the observance to riots in Malta on 7 June 1919 amid a cost-of-living crisis; it states that British troops suppressed the riots and four people were killed. The context also describes the events as a source of increased anti-colonial sentiment. This entry does not infer further commemorative practices or legal details.

8. Tue, 29 Jun 2027​​​Feast of St.Peter and St.Paul

   The supplied Malta calendar lists the Feast of St. Peter and St. Paul on 29 June 2027 and marks it PUBLIC. The accompanying context describes the Christian feast as honoring the martyrdom of the apostles Peter and Paul in Rome, with a liturgical observance on 29 June. This provides religious context for the calendar entry but does not establish particular Maltese customs, the extent of legal closures, or whether all communities observe it. The entry uses the date and classification supplied for Malta.

9. Sun, 15 Aug 2027​​​Feast of the Assumption

   The supplied Malta calendar lists the Feast of the Assumption on 15 August 2027 and classifies it as PUBLIC. The supplied context explains that, in Catholic teaching, Mary was taken body and soul into heaven at the end of her earthly life, and identifies 15 August as the feast date. The context leaves open whether Mary died before the Assumption. It does not establish how the day is observed locally in Malta or the precise extent of its legal coverage.

10. Wed, 08 Sep 2027​​​Feast of Our Lady of Victories

    The supplied Malta calendar lists 8 September 2027 as the Feast of Our Lady of Victories and marks it PUBLIC. No context source was supplied to explain the feast’s historical or religious significance in Malta, local observance, or legal coverage. This entry therefore records the designation given by the calendar without adding an account of its origin or customs. Official Maltese holiday information could verify the legal scope, while an authoritative local church or historical source could clarify the feast’s context.

11. Tue, 21 Sep 2027​​​Independence Day

    The supplied Malta calendar lists Independence Day on 21 September 2027 and marks it PUBLIC. The supplied context identifies the date as the anniversary of Malta’s independence from the United Kingdom on 21 September 1964, and describes Independence Day as one of the country’s national holidays. It also notes that Malta became a republic a decade later, distinguishing that later milestone from independence. The material does not specify current legal coverage or particular commemorative events.

12. Wed, 08 Dec 2027​Feast of the Immaculate Conception

    The supplied Malta calendar lists the Feast of the Immaculate Conception on 8 December 2027 and classifies it as PUBLIC. The accompanying context describes the feast as celebrating the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary and identifies 8 December as its date in the Latin Church’s liturgical calendar. This supplies religious context for the name but does not establish specific Maltese observances or the precise extent of legal closures. This entry is limited to those supported details and the calendar listing.

13. Mon, 13 Dec 2027​​​Republic Day

    The supplied Malta calendar lists Republic Day on 13 December 2027 and marks it PUBLIC. The supplied context says the holiday commemorates the creation of the Republic of Malta in 1974, when the role of Elizabeth II as Queen of Malta ended and Sir Anthony Mamo became the first President. It adds that British troops left Malta later, on 31 March 1979. This distinguishes the republic milestone from that later departure; the context does not detail present-day commemorations.

14. Sat, 25 Dec 2027​​​​Christmas Day

    The supplied Malta calendar lists 25 December 2027 as Christmas Day and classifies it as PUBLIC. The accompanying context notes that Christmas observance varies across countries and traditions, and describes Nativity scenes depicting the birth of Jesus among common Christian practices. It does not establish which customs are practiced locally in Malta or the extent of the day’s legal coverage. This entry therefore records the calendar designation and broad religious context without assuming how individuals observe the date.