Moldova public holidays 2027

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1. Fri, 01 Jan 2027New Year

   Moldova’s supplied holiday calendar lists Anul Nou, or New Year, as a public holiday on January 1, 2027. The contextual source describes New Year as the point when a calendar year begins and identifies January 1 as the Gregorian-calendar date. It also notes that traditions differ among cultures and calendars. The supplied materials establish the date and listing, but do not detail Moldova-specific customs or the legal provisions behind the holiday classification.

2. Thu, 07 Jan 2027Birth of Jesus Christ (Christmas in the old style)

   The supplied Moldova calendar lists January 7, 2027, as the public holiday Naşterea lui Iisus Hristos (Crăciunul pe stil vechi), rendered in English as the Birth of Jesus Christ (Christmas in the old style). The record establishes the listed name, date, and classification, but provides no account of the observance’s history, religious practices, or statutory basis. Those details should be checked against an authoritative Moldovan source rather than inferred from the calendar entry alone.

3. Mon, 08 Mar 2027International Women's Day

   Moldova’s supplied calendar lists Ziua internaţională a femeii, International Women’s Day, as a public holiday on March 8, 2027. The contextual source connects the observance with women’s equality, liberation, and the women’s rights movement, and says the United Nations promoted it in 1977. The materials establish the date and the broad themes, but do not describe how the day is marked in Moldova or specify the domestic legal provisions supporting its public-holiday status.

4. Sat, 01 May 2027Labour Day

   The supplied Moldova calendar lists Ziua internaţională a solidarităţii oamenilor muncii, or Labour Day, as a public holiday on May 1, 2027. The contextual source describes Labour Day as an annual observance of the labour movement and its achievements, and notes that in many countries it is linked with International Workers’ Day on May 1. The supplied information does not detail Moldova’s particular commemorations or establish the legal provisions for the holiday.

5. Sun, 02 May 2027Orthodox Easter Sunday

   Moldova’s supplied holiday calendar lists May 2, 2027, as Prima zi de Paşti conform calendarului bisericesc, or Orthodox Easter Sunday. It classifies the date as a public holiday. No contextual source was supplied to explain the observance, its calculation, or related practices, so this entry does not make claims about those matters. The date and name here reflect the calendar listing; the exact statutory basis and details of local observance remain to be verified from authoritative Moldovan sources.

6. Mon, 03 May 2027Orthodox Easter Monday

   The supplied Moldova holiday calendar lists May 3, 2027, as A doua zi de Paște conform calendarului bisericesc, or Orthodox Easter Monday, and marks it PUBLIC. The record establishes the listed date and name, but no contextual source was provided about the day’s religious meaning, observance, or legal history. This entry therefore reports the calendar information without adding unsupported detail. An official Moldovan legal source would be needed to confirm the exact statutory provisions and any rules governing the holiday.

7. Sun, 09 May 2027Europe Day

   Moldova’s supplied calendar lists Ziua Europei, or Europe Day, as a public holiday on May 9, 2027. The contextual source distinguishes the European Union’s May 9 observance from the Council of Europe’s May 5 observance, and links the EU date to the 1950 Schuman Declaration. This helps explain the date’s wider European context, but the supplied materials do not describe Moldova’s own commemorations or establish the precise national legal basis for listing it as a public holiday.

8. Sun, 09 May 2027Victory Day

   The supplied Moldova calendar lists May 9, 2027, as Ziua Victoriei şi a comemorării eroilor căzuţi pentru Independenţa Patriei, a name referring to Victory Day and remembrance of fallen heroes. The contextual source notes that Victory Day is used in different countries for holidays commemorating victory over a hostile force or liberation from occupation. It does not specify Moldova’s historical framing or commemorative practices, so those should not be inferred from the general description alone.

9. Mon, 10 May 2027Commemoration Day (Radonitsa)

   Moldova’s supplied calendar lists May 10, 2027, as Ziua Comemorarii (Pastele Blajinilor), rendered as Commemoration Day (Radonitsa), and classifies it as PUBLIC. The supplied materials do not explain the observance’s history, religious significance, or customary practices. This entry therefore identifies only what the calendar supports: the date, the listed Romanian name, and its classification. The exact legal basis and details of how this day is observed in Moldova remain unverified here and should be checked with authoritative local sources.

10. Tue, 01 Jun 2027Children's Day

    The supplied calendar lists Ziua ocrotirii copilului, or Children’s Day, on June 1, 2027, and classifies it as PUBLIC. The contextual source explains that the observance date varies by country and that June 1 is used in many countries. However, that general information does not confirm the legal status of June 1 in Moldova or whether it is a non-working public holiday there. The calendar listing is evidence of an entry, but the country-specific recognition should be verified through Moldovan legislation or an official government source.

11. Fri, 27 Aug 2027Independence Day of the Republic of Moldova

    Moldova’s supplied calendar lists Ziua independenţei Republicii Moldova, the country’s Independence Day, as a public holiday on August 27, 2027. The contextual source says the date commemorates adoption of the Moldovan Declaration of Independence from the Soviet Union on August 27, 1991. The materials therefore establish both the calendar date and the event associated with it. They do not describe particular ceremonies or other local practices, so no such details are assumed here.

12. Tue, 31 Aug 2027National Language Day

    The supplied Moldova calendar lists Sărbătoarea „Limba noastră,” or National Language Day, as a public holiday on August 31, 2027. The entry establishes the date, name, and PUBLIC classification. No contextual source was supplied to explain the day’s history, the language or languages it commemorates, or its legal status beyond the calendar’s label. This entry avoids adding those details without verification. An official Moldovan source could clarify the holiday’s formal designation and the meaning attached to the observance.

13. Sat, 25 Dec 2027Birth of Jesus Christ (Christmas in a new style)

    The supplied Moldova calendar lists December 25, 2027, as Naşterea lui Iisus Hristos (Crăciunul pe stil nou), or the Birth of Jesus Christ (Christmas in the new style), and classifies it as PUBLIC. The calendar’s wording distinguishes this listing from the separate old-style Christmas entry on January 7. No contextual source was supplied to explain the observance’s history, religious practices, or legal basis. Those details require confirmation from authoritative Moldovan sources and are not inferred here.