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When is Chinese New Year 2027?
Chinese New Year 2027 is on Saturday, February 6, 2027 — that's 186 days (26 weeks) from today.
Below you'll find the exact date, the day of the week, a live countdown, and everything you need to plan ahead — plus a free iPhone widget that keeps Chinese New Year on your home screen.

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Chinese New Year 2027 Dates & Schedule
| Date | Saturday, February 6, 2027 |
|---|---|
| Day of week | Saturday |
| Countdown | 186 days (26 weeks) |
Chinese New Year 2027 is on Saturday, February 6, 2027. That is 186 days away — about 26 weeks and 4 days, or roughly 6 months, from today. Chinese New Year is a public observance in the United States, when most government offices, banks, and the postal service are closed.
Use the date above to set a reminder or calendar entry. If Chinese New Year has an official organizer or observing authority, check its latest information before making bookings because times, venues, and local observance details can change. You can also add a free Outside countdown widget to your iPhone home screen; it updates every day and can be shared with other people.
More ways to track Chinese New Year
Turn this date into a shared plan, a home screen habit, or a deeper browse session through related countdown pages.
Share Chinese New Year with friends
Give everyone the same countdown, reminders, and widgets so the date stays visible for the whole group.
Open page →Put Chinese New Year on your lock screen
Keep the countdown one glance away with a lock screen widget that updates automatically every day.
Open page →Browse Holiday Countdowns
Open a hub of related countdown pages so you can keep exploring the strongest cluster around this event.
Open page →About Chinese New Year
Chinese New Year 2027 begins on Saturday, February 6th, ushering in the Year of the Fire Horse. Celebrations span 15 days, culminating with the Lantern Festival on March 3rd.
History & Significance
Chinese New Year, also called the Spring Festival, is the most important traditional holiday in Chinese culture. Its origins date back over 3,000 years. The celebration is based on the lunisolar Chinese calendar, so the date changes each year, typically falling between January 21 and February 20.
Chinese New Year: A US Federal Observance
Chinese New Year is recognized in the United States as a public observance. Federal holidays mean most government offices, banks, and the postal service are closed, and many schools and businesses follow suit — so the date affects mail delivery, paychecks, and stock-market trading days, not just celebrations.
When a federal holiday falls on a weekend it is typically observed on the nearest weekday, which can shift the long weekend earlier or later than expected. Counting down to Chinese New Year 2027 helps you confirm the actual observed date, plan a three-day weekend, and avoid scheduling appointments or shipments on a day when offices are closed.
Chinese New Year 2027: Frequently Asked Questions
When is Chinese New Year 2027?
Chinese New Year 2027 is on Saturday, February 6, 2027 — 186 days from today. You can track it with a free countdown widget on your iPhone home screen using the Outside app.
What day of the week is Chinese New Year 2027?
Chinese New Year 2027 falls on a Saturday. Knowing the weekday helps you plan time off, travel, or weekend activities around the date.
How long until Chinese New Year 2027?
Chinese New Year 2027 is 26 weeks away — roughly 7 months from now. That's plenty of time to plan ahead.
Is there a free Chinese New Year countdown app?
Yes. Outside is a free iPhone app with a Chinese New Year countdown widget for your home screen, plus reminder alerts and calendar sync. Used by 300k+ people.
Is Chinese New Year a federal holiday?
Chinese New Year is recognized as a public observance in the United States. On federal holidays most government offices, banks, and the postal service are closed, and many schools and businesses follow the same schedule.
What is closed on Chinese New Year?
Expect federal offices, banks, and post offices to be closed on Chinese New Year, with no regular mail delivery and the stock markets shut. Many private businesses and schools also close, though hours vary.
Is the observed date for Chinese New Year 2027 different from its calendar date?
It can be when a federal holiday falls on a weekend, but the applicable rule and workplace schedule should be checked directly. The calendar date alone does not prove that someone has a day off.
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