Events in Bavaria

Events in Bavaria

Events are orientation dates in the calendar and are clearly separated from statutory public holidays.

6dates in 2026 not a day offstatus separate layercalendar

Events 2026-2029

Events: Overview

DateWeekdayEventsYearsStatus
TuesdayShrove Tuesday2026Event - not a public holiday
SundayInternational Women’s Day2026Event - not a public holiday
ThursdayGerman Beer Day2026Event - not a public holiday
SundayWorld Children’s Day2026Event - not a public holiday
SaturdayHalloween2026Event - not a public holiday
FridayBlack Friday2026Event - not a public holiday
TuesdayShrove Tuesday2027Event - not a public holiday
MondayInternational Women’s Day2027Event - not a public holiday
FridayGerman Beer Day2027Event - not a public holiday
MondayWorld Children’s Day2027Event - not a public holiday
SundayHalloween2027Event - not a public holiday
FridayBlack Friday2027Event - not a public holiday
TuesdayShrove Tuesday2028Event - not a public holiday
WednesdayInternational Women’s Day2028Event - not a public holiday
SundayGerman Beer Day2028Event - not a public holiday
WednesdayWorld Children’s Day2028Event - not a public holiday
TuesdayHalloween2028Event - not a public holiday
FridayBlack Friday2028Event - not a public holiday
TuesdayShrove Tuesday2029Event - not a public holiday
ThursdayInternational Women’s Day2029Event - not a public holiday
MondayGerman Beer Day2029Event - not a public holiday
ThursdayWorld Children’s Day2029Event - not a public holiday
WednesdayHalloween2029Event - not a public holiday
FridayBlack Friday2029Event - not a public holiday

Public holidays in Bavaria

Public holidays are the main layer. Observances and events are shown separately so they are not confused with days off.

Events are orientation dates in the calendar and are clearly separated from statutory public holidays.

FAQ about events in the Bavaria calendar

Are events days off in Bavaria?

No. Events such as Carnival Tuesday, International Women’s Day, Halloween and Black Friday are shown as orientation dates, not as statutory public holidays.

Why are events shown in the calendar?

They are useful for content planning, retail dates, family calendars and reminders, while the main focus stays on public holidays in Bavaria.

How are events marked?

Events have their own color and status label. This keeps them visibly separate from legal and regional public holidays.

Practical planning

Not an automatic day off

These dates are reminders or orientation points, not statutory public holidays.

Separate calendar color

A distinct color prevents confusion with statutory days off.

Useful for everyday planning

The notes help with family calendars, retail planning, communication and personal reminders.

Editorially reviewed: 2 June 2026

Official sources and data review

The tables are checked against official sources. The linked original sources remain authoritative, and regional rules must also be checked for the relevant work or residential location.