Holidays
Brazil's nationwide public holidays for any year, calculated live from the actual rules.
Carnival Monday and Tuesday (the two days shown here, both tied to Easter) aren't actually decreed as official national public holidays under federal law — but in practice, businesses, schools, and government offices across nearly the entire country close anyway, making it a de facto nationwide holiday despite its unofficial status. Ash Wednesday that follows is typically a half-day.
When a fixed holiday falls close to a weekend (say, a Thursday), it's extremely common practice — though not law — for employers to also give the connecting Friday off as an informal "ponte" (bridge) day, similar in spirit to a US long weekend but driven by custom rather than any official rule.
Related
Another Latin American calendar, with an official Monday-shift system.
Carnival and Corpus Christi both key off this calculation.
Check the current time alongside the holiday calendar.