Monday, March 21, 2011

112th Congress, 1st Session - 2011 Published Schedules

Senate
2011 published schedule

2011 Holidays &
Special Events

House
2011 published schedule
January 1
New Year's Day
January 5

January 12-15

Senate Convenes

Senate Democratic Retreat

January 5
112th Congress, First Session, convenes (pro-forma)
January 5

January 13-15

House Convenes

House Republican Retreat

January 17 - 23 Senate Recess January 17
Martin Luther King Jr. Day

January 25
State of the Union (tentative)
February 7
President's Budget submission*

February 12 Lincoln's Birthday

January 31 - February 6 House Recess
February 21 - 27 President's Day Senate Recess February 21 Presidents' Day February 21 - 27 House Recess
March 21 - 27 Senate Recess March 13 Daylight Savings Time begins (spring forward) March 21 - 27 House Recess
April 18- May 1 Senate Recess April 18 Passover begins at sundown

April 22 Good Friday

April 24 Easter

April 18- May 1

May 16 - 22

House Recess

House Recess

May 30 - June 5 Senate Recess May 30 Memorial Day

June 6 - 12

House Recess

June 14 Flag Day
July 4 - 10 Senate Recess July 4 Independence Day June 27 - July 5

July 18 - 24

House Recess

House Recess

August 8 - September 5

September 26 - October 2

Senate Recess



Senate Recess

September 5 Labor Day

September 28 Rosh Hashanah begins at sundown

October 1 FY 2012 begins

August 8 - September 5

September 26 - October 2

House Recess

House Recess

October 7 - 10

October 24 - 30

Senate Recess

Senate Recess

October 7 Yom Kippur

October 10 Columbus
Day

November 6 Daylight Savings Time ends (fall back)

November 8 Election Day

November 11 Veteran's Day observed

November 24 Thanksgiving Day

October 17- 23

November 7- 13

November 21- 27

House Recess

House Recess

House Recess

TBD Target Senate Adjournment

December 20 Hanukkah begins at sundown

December 25 Christmas Day

December 8 Target House Adjournment

* The president is required by law (31 USC 1105) to submit his annual budget proposal to Congress by the first Monday in February. In a new administration, the president typically submits a placeholder document and fills in the details some weeks later. See "Submission of the President's Budget in Transition Years," by Robert Keith, CRS Report for Congress RS20752, September 15, 2008 (6-page PDF ). Also see our course, The President's Budget.

Sources: US Senate, US House of Representatives, CQ Today, December 9, 2008. 2010 Federal Holidays from OPM

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